https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/238637b6bb43335616c8bcbc7d226db5.pdf d525e2986327b42febe2b6540207c345 PDF Text Text \ .. -:-":--~~""'· P••tor. sunday ~i~7~-.~. . ~~-...,~r~~"'"::-"~;r~:-r·"d~ri~I~S:-':-111~1~=:;;•~·:~ t ·, ~b8tilhi/ll· · ·.• "'·t· ·. w "fi4~ hi ihlp est Covert, Supt; "The _ !Oo30 tpple . • l!ysel Run .IAIIVIIW Rev. Harry P1ckeni, pastor. Sun\Iay S<hool 9:30 •· m.; Young Peoples meetlnll . 6:f5 9, m.; Preachlnr servic" 7:30 p. m : l"rll)"!l' meeting Wed. 7:.30 p. m.; Thursday 7:30 p. m. East Letart s. S. 9:30. Morning worohlp 10-45 Evening worohip 8 on the r..t, 3rd 3th Sundays. Pra1er meetlHJ an Wednesday at a. RHino Mlulon · ChlriH Built paa11);', Servtcea SUnday 7:30 aad rueofRy T:30 Church of Chrl1t, PoiMroy, Bible School 9:30, Richard Davia, •upt. Morning worship 10:80, Topic "The Bldenhlp'' ChrltUan Endeavor 6:30. Evenin& service Daily Vacati•n Bible School Proaram 7:30. Apostolic Church ol tho Lord Jesus Christ aervitt8 held Sundl)o S<bool 10 a. m.: Wednesduy night 7:30 P. M.; Ftlday Young: Peo· pies meeting 7:30 P. M.: Sunday night Evangelistic 7·30; Pastor Rev. 'Kenneth Dyson, assista11t Rev. 'lobert Sayre. ·~~~~~~~;~jj·1 rY SIRlES for Everyone "freedom From Bondage Of The Past" WSAZ.TV CbaDDel 3- 10:15 a.m. It would be interesting to trace to Its origin the cutom of ,two perSQns breaking the !'jlulJey" bone of a fowl to determine "wlw would get to m•ke th~ wlBh thai wo~ld come uue." It would be of interest to know how this ceremo~ty of wlshfpl thluklng came Into .11se. However, It would perhaps be more profitable to use the time to study this bone in .jts relation to the science of flying. Such study might bring. to reaUutlon the wish or , .dream of the student to lear,n something new about aviation. Wishing becomea mpre ·than just a superstition when it stlmulat~s 1 bought and action toward the realization of · ~· new development for the good of the hum an race . · Attendance at Church Is not mere break! ng of "pulley" lwnes and making wishes. It 'li study, reflection and training .that lea<ls to inner satisfaction - to serenity - and .peace of mind. II is a habit or custom that puts fear and superstition tq rout. allen~. the church open to lhe public on from 2·:1 p. m. Houst tf Pray.,., Sun- day g,~ool 9:30 a. m. Preaching at 10:30. Shade Vtllty PNiortl Unity! Homltek Grove Chrlltltn Church Sundav School 9:30 a. m. Bernard Paulscin, Supt. Communion and prelichina service 10:45 a. m. Evening serv1ce 7:30 p. m. Morn· ing preaching aervlces on Sept. 1&, Oct. 13, Nov. 10 and Dec. 8. l!veblng preachlnl on Sepl 29, bet. 27, Nev. 24, Dec. 22. Chrl•· tian Youth Fellowship meeting• 7 to 9 p, m. first Thuraday In the month here, third Thursday In the Orange ebUrch. O!flciRI Board meeting the Friday after preachlnJ .ervices the prevlo11s Sunday morning. Homecomln;, sunday Ocl. 6th, b">et dinner 1 o'dock, arternoon service 2 o'. With the hoJje thot it wi II, in some measure, foster and help sus tain that which is QOodin Jamily and community lif~, this feature is sponsored liv the business firms and organizations wh6st names appear below. • G'roc. & Serv. S,a, Rullaqd Rd. Pomeroy Cement Block Co. l>omeroy, Ohio '· Allen Appliance Serv. 224 E. Main St. PomeroJ Maxine Arnold Service Statld11 Reading room with sllie entrance loeated at tile .rear or Stiffler Red Anchor l'omeroy Budget Shopping Cealer Middleport 1 Fife Refrigeration Flrtt Boptlst Church, Mlddl• porf, Rev. C. E. Hoyt, · p88to~. Church· School 9:15 Gerald An· tbony, Stlpt. Morning worllbip at 10:15 topiC "The Need for concern"; 7:30 Union worship senoice 9 p. m (ir&t Thursday in the witb the Radn~ Ba).ltist Church, 1 month at Hemlock Grove, third baptism of candidates and the Thursday at Orange Cllurch Rev. Wesley Jenkins preaidlng Congregational meetings on tt&c with Rev. Hoyt preaching on Friday after prea_ching service!' "Bought With a Price": Tuesday the prcvJous Sunday morning 9:30 a. m. Womens ~ayer group Homecoming on Sept. 29 wJth No. I; 1:'30 p. m. womens Pra~- J Sunday School, comm.union and er Group No 2; 7:30 Electa Circle preaching at Ute regular time at the home of Mu. David Darst; In the mornihg, a basket dinner Lovejoy Circle at the home of 1 at 12.4:1 and the afternoon ser Mn. Allen Hughes; Dorcas Circle 1 ,;~'" at 2 n. m. R~>v . Harold C. ot the home of Mrs. Blanche Dostu, minister. Ever)fone twol· Haptonst>ll; Wednesday 7:80 mid come. week prayer and praise service; 8:80 &'nlor ··1olr; Tbursd'y Tupper• Plaint Chrlstla" 7:30 Young Adult Fellowship of 1 Church: Sunday School at 10 a •he Rio Grande Baptist Alsoclatn. Creston Newland, Sunt Com tJon at Rio Grand.e Calvary Bap- • m·,mlon and preaching at 11 a. m. Us! Church with Or•n Dudley and eve ning service at '. 7:30. New York C1ty, as !peaker. ~orn!ng pr~at"bin&l: .service on Mt. Moriah Baptist Church, Sept. 22, Oct. 20, Nov 17, Dec Middleport, Rev. N. D. Borden, 1 15 Evening ~ervice on Sept. 8 Bible S<hool 9' 15 Arlena j Oct. 6, Nov. 3, Dec. 1 and 29 !lOStor. Reese, Supt: Morning worship ' at R•IIY Day Oct. 6 on World Wide Commumon Sunday. Christian IO:Jb: BTU 6 ~ m. Flrtt p,...byttrl'" Ch•rch, Youth Fellow!ibip m('etings 1 to Middleport, qEuJ. Howard Rup· 9 p m first Tuesday in tile pelt, pastor Church School 9:311 mollth at Tuppers Plains, third Jotln Fultz, Sttpt; Morning wor· Tuesday in ·month at Long Bot. ship 10 8() topic "Does It Do Any tom. Official Board meeting the Good To Be Good?"; 8 p. m. Wes~­ second Tut'fidMy in the month minster Youth Fellowship; MonChmtJ an WomeTl'S Fellowship day 7:30 Trustees; Wednesday Middleport, Ohio Fore11an & Abbott Custom )Buill Kitchens Middleport Heiner's. Bakery Meigs Equipment Co. Billers Of Good Bread t'omeroy, Ohio el.urch o1 JMns 10•10 am and Bible Study Wed· ~lllay 8 pm. p.,tor C W. Prof .~econd the WARNER'S Special, bact design gives snug waistlipe fit. in the 6.30 Junior choir; 7 p. m. Senior Doster, choir. minister Everyone weleome. Church of the N111rent, Micf.. c. dleport, Rev. Robert Palmer, pastor. Bible School 9:3Q Le1ler Taylor. Supt.; Morning worshlp 10:30; 7 p. m. Youth McetJng; 7:30 Evonmg worship; Wedneaday 7.30 prayer meeting; Thur&day 6:30 You•1g Peoples caravan. Ch•rch of Christ In Chrlstlon Umon, Middleport, Rev. Guy F. Sayre, pastor. Sunday School If and Bible 'Study every Wednos· a. m. Leo Hill, Supt.; Evangclls day at 8 p. m: Christian Youth tic &ervice 7:30; Wednesday 7:3fi Fellowship meetings' 7 to 9 p. m. Bible study elass . Tuesday In the month at Tho Prttbyftrlon Church, 51 Tuppers Plains, third Tuesday In 'racuse, Rev. Howard Ruppeltr ibc month at Long Bottom. OffJ. pastor. Church School 9:30 Peal cia! Board meeting tbe 11r1t McBride, Supt; Evening worshi • Wednesday night in lhe month. 7:80 f!oplc "Does It Do Any Rev. Harold c. Doster, llli!Jlster. Good To. Be GOO<l7" E~tl')'one welcome. ' ChUrch of Chrl1t; Bndbury Churcll of Christ, MlddllfOi't, Edward Emerson, pastor. Bibl• Fred 1. Gardner, pastpr. Bible School 9:80: Morning worshi; School 9:30 Homer Rice, ~Up!; 10:30; Christian Endeavor 6 r Morning Wi!r&hip 10:30 aermon m; Evening worship 7:30 subje<t "Cities of Refuge": ChrisChurch of Christ In Christla flan Endeavor 6:30;, Etenlna ael· Uillon. Hoblon, Rev. o. H. Carl vice 7:30 subject .r "Addlnli Life · JNUtOr. Sunday ScHoor ' ~ •. m to our Yeara"; Wednesday eVen· Annie 1\fohler, Supt; Mornin lng 7:30 prayer meeting and worship broadcast 10·11; Evenln Bible study 8:30 ·choir praclltc. worship 7:30; Wednesday 7:3 Heath Mlthodlsl Church, Mldo prayer meeting. Rev. C. R. Konkrlghl, I Moro Church nowt on '''' ~ OTHERS:' "STOP IT" to the children I Freedom and control at one sweEt time .. at an even sweeter price! Light, white and washable, this Warnerette comes m hip. slimming power net with satin elastic front and ' back panels, to flatten. Pantie · has elastic le~s that ne'l'el' pinch or blhd. · I , ' Pantle ' or girdle: Sizes; ,5.95. ·: As 1~e11ln SEVI!NTI!EN land ii;.,;,..,.~ Race iudlel chail'liWI; iJale JllrtpeJICO Babr. . !Contlnuocl 011 P11t Tll11tl 0~~~~~~~~~-~~~~~-~·~--~~~~ .Ntw taw Effeef)veAs:OI.,T .r.-~.:"~~·~;::;; win~lJ~nefit \~o1ooteer ~ - . ! . . - - .. -----~ ' • townships and fire departments to a.Qew law, . , lieDl.· lo. which rep~ces ~tremen:S Indemnity ~epjlndent F110ds. fo~:olrteer fltemen and thei~ de~e ~---- Mayors Pr~im Constitution \Veek ~· Area Pom~Jr()Y ~and : \ \ ' I Tag·Day;Eye~r . Special Masonic Mayor• E. F. Robinson of PomeC. 0. Fisbcr of lllddleport lodfiy . in lssulllg a proclanoting tbil u Constitution ,_-,--.--. lhell towna· and urging 1pedal 1ttention to C6ns1tution and to A special meeting of lho Pomeof American Citium· roy Lodge 164 of the FaoAH sehed· uled for Tueaday Sepl 17 at ~:30 p. m. baa been .., ..ued. · President Eisenhower 'signed inThe meellhl wlll be held Tueo· to law, Aug. · 2, 111M, a bill' se~ day, SepL H at 1:30 p. m. with 11118 Sept 17·28 eaeh yeu u CoDoUtuUon Week. Covunol'!' Qf 8tlte!l and, m~on are invited by the Ad to join in observances. Meeting·~ge4 The jro<iamation notes ·th.lt Sep( 17 is the !70th anniversary of tbe adoption of the eonsutullon the carpet ·that.·_ ·can taka ItI· 'We Pay Bv.Che,k? \he Uuited Statea ot America the eonltitutlonal convention. alsb sugge5U patriotic exer-would be filtlng on this an· nlvei'SII')' ana that spoelal mention of the event should be made in achools and churcheo. \ -~ Fiorp 'Gallipolis Completes Tre,k MT. . KATAHDIN, He. UP ~ Gatewood, lhe 88year.otd hiking grandmother fr<!in U ·, . Gallipolis, Ollio, anived hero Sua· on _ ll day 1o end her 2,028 m~• ' w.U.·" '""f"' -on IClledule. · ,.,~ . . , 'MI'a. Gate..ood began her tJU laal , April 22 at lit. OB!ilhorpe, t A ill Ga., and predicted II wiluld lib · I . bet until SepU5. · · . Rev. Rumll Fora, ill evangr,Ust . 1i JOU the ~ood Ume abe hll ' bei!rd dafty over_radio ahd ·wee~ biked ihe route alone the 1y over lelevlaion( will conduct. I ·Appalathlin '\"ail. She did not aq 1'\vlvalat the • Leo~ :l!&Ptlst Church ,how aho pfW\Iied to return liome. in I:,.eon1 w. va,,, rml:. ~"'" as, • •1 ' .1 tbiought Se.t. 2t. MAIIKIT RIPOIIT fJ«aU6i . Church Pl FOr Re,,;v'-1 , lle(ause it'l ._,... !lr~ Emma ., . 't. ' ., . '• ' ,..,. , ,, Mrs. Anna McCoy of Syracuoe .. 1oday received word lodly .of lilt. instant deatb of her 1.1.8~ llri Willl.am Davia, 7Z, Of Cumberlandi ~d. in an . auto accident 1t Ri~ mond, Va. early Saturday mom~ Mrc. Pauline Wnlhford a dalj' hter 01 Mr• Davis waa ci'lticlliy ported in the accide~l and Ia ,. ported to be in a vory m~cal ~·· dition in a Richmond HOJPIIil with little hope held for ••rmaL · A .son .Tun my Davi11 was alloseverely burt in the misHap ~~ being held in' the Rielunoild llospitljl, while anolher daupblr Mary aqd daughfcr-IJ>Iaw 111'1. Jimmy Davis wore "'leased fnlll\ the hospitil after examination. \ The aecealed woman llrl. Drill waa the former Frtllds Promtt <it Racine Routt 2. · Relatives trom !hi• '"'~ de~ ed tOiiaf for Cumberlano ww,e funenl aerviees will be held ~ day at .2:30 p. m. '!'he)' pee: ~ Anna McCoy, Slmr of S,.~; Mrc. Albert Fail<lotb, Slater of Radne Route 2; Jim Pro!fitf hrol· her of i>or\land ani her .llotbel Mrs. Mary Proffit of Racine Route 2 ll'ho ob,.rved her lltlth birthday on Saturliay the day of her daughter'• delllb. llikjDg Grandma '-on Bapbs''t kllfl,!:j •· . hi Auto Mishap- 1lh~~D~clpaJilles, • f Di~lnstllldy ' 'JI!Iles A. Rhodes to~y'dt/~ the ' BOOSter~ Plan ~ o I Former IJ$~nt l1·-l.,.. · WUllam.. Ahd~n, ~retl~ent of the PoMeroy· U.I\JI. Booatera A.a!aclitlon haa announced Ta& Day foiSaiufday, Sept. 21. · · My S.lould EnterpriJC, Rev. Liston Halluy, P11tor. lllomln' Star Slln~n Sehoul U& A. 11. ¥omln1 worship " t I A. M !IYF Sunday ll'e. nln& at 8. Prayer meetllll Tbur. day evonlna. F.nlol'fll'lao Sunday It MIIIM(Illl .:hurch, ScbOol A. II. llont,ID& - . a. 11. am., l'lllor, a...... ship P.3n10:10 A. II. YF at 8:30 P, II. IDJII, 10 A. II. SUodllv Eveninll T:30. Prt1tt II A. II. WOnhlp Servtco: m~~n~:,:t~~~ 7:30 It I To $5.95 Thursday month. Rev. Harold Lord'• aod unnon at 10:30 A. Ill., Holy per lmmedll.ely followlna. Communion r~.t Sund•1 In IDOith ,,., Moiflodllt Chui'Ch, .... w. Churoh School, Bellnnera and H. StNillbaUJh, '"tor, '' Laurel Primary, at 10:30 A. M. For lnfor· Clllf. SeMol 9:30; Clou motion ooncornla& our wor•. plene telephone lOW. Ev•ry Sunday 10 A. Ill. B•ndrJ :lchool and Communion flrol Sun. day In month 11 A. M. Cburth communion and pr01chln11; third Iunday tn .nontb ~:30 p, X ' '~ . r.hurch preachlna:-" ; · (he Ch~rct. of Chlltl, Kano, every Sunday 0:80 A. 11. sunda1 School and <ommunloo, ~J<tnd Sunday Ill moath IO:ao A. M. ~hurcb commualon aad preadla& fourth funday In montb ~:30 P. II. eh•~b preacbiD£ lUI Churchot, Mlmlnw Slor & • ,, HuoUncttn, W. VI. 1!!1. a;ilest speaker Sunday a· IO:IIqiJoo Wllllalftl ot Ironton "''J::IiM Cfiurch, Rolltrt ~odnor, 1111tof: .\Ia\. pmor, Edllh Codner • Setvleet Sunda1 8:00, Tundsy at 1:30 and Fl'lday 7:10. ·lltti Cllllrc- of Christ. Located 011 I'Gmero1·Ho1T1oon•lll• ' Rood. lll)lt lldlool 1:30 A, M. MOmlllti 'Ohi!ID 10:30 a. m. Evening Wo~ alliR 7:30 p. m. Ronnie E&1le1on. llll!lilltl', Cllarll!l Kin1, lllble er WARNERE1TES ------------------·----------------r------------drlc w. Clark, OrllDIII. Worahlp da7 llchool, ue •. m. Supo ol wtor Dt' llint~ Old Filii, on Portl,nd Ro•d Sr.bool 9:80 am prf'achln~ "' I latVrdaY Itt>!. l2 Richard Wldmark Jatk- Webb Robert Wqner Jack Palance "!!ALLI OP MONTIIUMA" -olsoRobert Arthur Kathy Nolan "DitPIRADOII IIIII IN TOWN" (Clnemaocope) Cometlv and Cartoon 15-16 Your Dodge & Plymouth Deller l \ rollege meekentfl! ', ' Makers of Holaam Bread R. H. Rawllnas & Sons Co. I ...pu., Ohio Valley Baking Co. l'omer&) • · ~ Rod; Springs Ro•d Atkins Chicks 178 Mulberry Ave, B1ker Furniture • for Chriltiln Scieflce Cc11ty. i44 Lollf Bottom Chrls~a~ Church MulbeJ,.)' Ave., Pomeroy. Horn· Sunday School at 9:30 a. m. Mr1. ing service at 11 with sun- Walter Brown, Supt. Cdmmunion STANCE the aubje<t of the ies- and Preaching servicP. at 10:41S ll. !lin sermon and the Golden Text m., .tnd everilng service at 7:30 p. Turn thou to thy Gad keep mercy rn. Morning preaching Sept 8, Oct. and judgment, antl wslt on thy 6, Nov a, Dec 1 and 29 Evening God continually. Hoaea 12:6. Nov. 3, De<. 1 and 29. Evening Wednesday evenlllR service at &. services , ~ept. 22. ~t. 20, Nov. The public Is eordlally Invited to 17 and De~. 15. Prayer· Meeting Better Than Wishing! ~ms the. eastern half :of~etho~~:~~::: Tuesday, District ion at the Jackaon Cburoh; Wednesday 7 p. m. pracUce; 8 Claaa 12 Circle st t he parsonage. '' ...... uou 1 day baugh, Preaching service 11 a. evening service at 7:30 p m, Morning preaching on Sept. 29, Oct 27, Nov 24 , Dec. 22. E... en· lng preaching Se~t 15, Oct 1~, Nov 10 and Dec. 8. Christian Youlh Fellowship meetings 7 to ' l'o Christ"; Olllelal Board meeting; ; 2:80 Youth Prayer • �. ; ' / / Dally SenUnel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0, Sept 2-Daily Sentlnel,l>omeroy·Mtddleport, P, Sept • I ' I ' HAVANA FILLER I The National SoCiety of the Daughters of the American Rev.olutton through Its Natwn al Defense Comnuttce takes the leadmg wlc 111 sponsonng Nat10na l Consl!tutton Week 1 Locally, Mrs W P I ocha1y and M1s F1 ands' Klem are chan men of the Nal!onal Const!lu lion Week comnuttce TELEVISION GUIDI WSAZ-TV Chan,et 3 TUESDAY MONDAY 6 55 7 00 9 00 9 30 1000 I They have asked the MJddlepo1t and Pom e1 O) mavors to make p1 odamat10ns dcSignat mg the' Week pwpc!ly 1hcy also hme c'Js I lrtbuled coptes to all the tagh srhouls of a brochure hUed One llund1ed Questwns and Answers' Thts mate''"' uses the consl!tul!on as tis format and IS tspectall, mst1 ucltve m the deep Imphcatwns of Ihe g1 cat framewOJ k for our Republican fo1111 of gove1nmcnt S!llN ON Tod•¥ NBC News New!> Picture Sporls Eye Weathe1cast fi 30 Su Lance lot 7 00 Charlei Farrell Shot" 1 ao Wolls Fargu 8 00 Twent~One R55 7 00 9 00 9 30 10 00 10 30 1100 11 30 12 00 12 15 13U 2 00 3 00 3 45 4 00 4 30 5 00 5 45 600 6 15 6 25 6 30 700 7 30 600 8 30 Arlhur Murray Porty Arn11tt ur Haur Soldiers of r)rtune Pomt of Vww News !ledUnea Nltewateh Tonight 9 00 9 30 10 00 10 30 10 40 1100 100 Rom(.l(lf Room T1easu te lluut The Pnce Is Kight 10 30 Truth or Conscqllentel II 00 T1c lac Dough 11 ~IJ It Could Be Yov. 12 00 News Hepmt 1" 15 1\lovaehme 130 2 00 3 00 3 45 4 00 4 30 5 00 Cop1es of these Questwn s and Answe1 s ma) be obtamed by wnlmg to the NatiOnal De fense Committee N S D A R 1776 (and tsn't that number flllm g'l D Sh eel N W Washmgton 6 D C Bride and Groom Matinee Theater Qu,en for a Day !IInde, n Romances Comedj Time 11ouble W1th Fat her Spmach Playhouse 5 45 60 6 15 6 25 Ftom time to ~me thiS week The Datly Sentinel hopes to pu6hsh 111 pat t m these col umns some of the mote mteresllng qucstlons and answers ' Meanwhtle l~t all applaud the purpose of Naltonal Conshtullon Week whtch would have us know mo1e about the funda mental law of....;.... ou1 nahon 8 30 .9 00 9 30 10 00 10 30 10 30 12 00 _________ Meigs County Has Big Head Start Towards Compiling Record Fer Bloodiest Year In HistoryOfltsHighways Me1gs County has a head statl un comptl mg the most dlsasltous highway falaltty rec ord In many yeats according to the Ohio De· partment of ll!ghway Safety which released 1esulls of a lust s1x months SUIVC) of 1957 thiS 11cek Cleaiiv the record of eight deaths so far thts year compared to two for the same per· 10d of lime 111 JQ56 and 1955 has to be blam ed on the Rl 7 co lhs10n last spnng m wh1ch seven persons d1ed CHAI'INEl 3 on ~~an r,o,dav Romper Rourn Treasure Hunt The Pnee Ia Rl~t Truth or Consequence~ Toe T•e Dough rt Could Be You New~ Report Mov1ehmc Bride and Groom Matmee Theater Queen For a Dny Modern Romances Comedv T1mo1J froubl• W1th Father Spmarh PlayhouNe NBC 'News News P1cture Sports Eye Weathercast Nat Kmg Co •• ~how F~llv•l of Slara P lc Meet McCraw Summer Pial house The B1g Issue o Henry Playhouse Adventures o( Marlin K& Jll•w• H~Jdllne1 Nltewatrh Tonight ,IGN OFF WCHS-TV Channel" of all types 111 Ohto the first sox months of 1957, 383 dted 111 collisions w1th othe1 veh1 des, \94 died as pedest11ans st1 uck by cars and 219 met their make1 when they s1mply I ran off the toad This leaves but 264 to dte m all other kinds of acctdents mcludmg bicycle j animal fiKed object holley bus ratlroad IIams and many othm s As to location of aCCidents be ca 1eful m ctltes over 50 000 population and on state highways On the ftrst 200 died and on the TUESDAY CHANNIL I J1mmie De&n Boston 'lllacllle CJptam Kangaroo ~BS News Local News Garry Moore /.rlliur GodlreJ Strike It !'loch NewJ Katie s Almanac Love of Life Mondcay 7 0~ 7 00 Jimmie Dean 7 30 7 30 Boston Blaek1e ~ 00 a oo Captam Kangaroo B 45 6 4~ CBS News 6 55 6 5~ Local News 9 30 9 00 Gary !\oloore 130 9 30 Arthur Godfrer 10 30 10 30 Stroke It loch 1100 mghl at 6 o clock at the Masonac 11 00 News 1 Y Blanche M. " "' I Won You Come Home Bill remple Past Matrons and Past It 10 Katie s Almanac 11110 I w~ JUSt now squeezing a wee llalley - cause shed th10wed Patrons wtll also be hbnorcd All It 15 Om ne1ghbonng counties have been so lor latter 442 persons succumbed h~lf eup of roffee out of a really hnn out wo\h nothm bul a fm• Eastern Stars are welcome 1115 Love of L1fe i n30 Search lor Tomorrow lunate as to escape an event such as we suf ~mpty pot and suddenl y was re Iouth comb 1130 Search for Tomorrow GU!dtng Llibt If you are a man and bet11~en the ages of mmdcn of cnc of my favor le m 1 hope the Bend s Evelyn 11145 GRANGE TO MEET 1145 Guiding Light 12 00 :..abe'.. K1tcn n fered pere tn which undertakers were kept 25 and 44 yea!S watch out Over tw1ce as c1dents r~ghl here at home Cle land never lets u. forget thu Pomeroy Bend Grange wtll meet 12 00 Katie s Kllchebusy around the clock for severa l days For h 111 f I was m a somilpr ~nonn•r dear old Silly old completely wednesday at 7 30 p m at the 12 1'2 30 •, the World Turu 1 111 0 30 As the World Turu thts group an any squeezing oul a Ia~\ dash ol black lovable song of a bYfOne age many 282 dted I 00 Our Mi!l! :;ronl:s DAV Hull A11 members are urged 100 Deal the Clock f 1 h example Vtnton ha • had no ala Illes At ens Ihe other mne age classtftcatwns People 65 b>tler brew for m) young so • 11 do 1he eookm honey 111 1so ':ousep&rty to attend House party I 30 two compared to four tn 1955 and two m 1956 and over ranked second with 134 fatalll!es home for nuon lunch vcars and pay the rent 1 know 1ve done 2 U'J Big PsyoU 2 00 Bog Payoff 2 30 The Verd1ct Is Yours during the same pertod Calha has suffered II h years ago - well he wasn I sup you wro ong SHAKESPfARE ClUB 2 30 1 he Verd cl Is Yours As to time 01 day "e you d better watc P"'ed lo have colfce anrway 1 II s an lmpens hable part or The ~omoroy Shak•SP"Ire Clu~ 3 00 Bngh.ter Day 300 Brighter DaJ three fatal accidents compared to one last what you re doWg bett~elt2.JI~~!i! a~ ,W,ea Loo~wg skanee at t)I" thiCk golden younger days for man) wtll meet Wednesday at 12 30 p Secrat Storm 315 3 15 Secret Storm year and three m 195~ the cabaret crow)lts f~nglll& 111Util1 hblne lack , '111 ong to the l"t drop "" or us who ll•ton to Ev•lyn and m for a luncheon at the home of Edge of N1ght 3 30 3 30 Edge of Night P H seH e - Gl.!e Mother I to EddH' Jackson- ! class them Mrs Phtl Wllhamson ~Irs John C Wh 1Ie th IS may go d own In ~~ elgs Coun tY8 The record shows 53 dted In that hour third (nnght Just as well buy whiSk) nghl 10,eth" for bolh de logo ~ crgason of New Lexington 0 4 00 The EariJ Show 4 00 The Early Show 5 30 Your Esso Reporter htghway h1st01y as 'the bloody yc,tr other lnghest hour Of the 24 In eoiCh day Wtth the and he done Wllh II - II surell liS to our very bnws 5 30 Your Esso Reporter will be guest speaker 5 45 ~perts Parade 1 s •5 Sports Parade facts contamed 111 the Salet~ De~artment s rc traffic bemg about thtrd from lightest "" ~n~ ;et~~~g~; ~:~o~h;~ you A play Jus! saw ended ,, 1h 5!15 Weatherman 1 HORSEMEN S ASSOCIATION ~~~' 55 Weatherman Begmnm g at 3 p m when a11 165 000 000 Mman Port are more mterestmg w1lh 1efen nee to an adlllOilltwn to ' flyer from ' 1 he OhiO Valley Horsemen s As 600 Profile FOO Press Conference how we may behave on highways so as to keep people m Amertca seem to be on the road go -h cop who d helped h>m oul- ~ortatlon will meet on Sept 17 6 15 Dou<las EowariiJ 6 15 Dougla• Edward• on hvmg The spnng colhswn on Rt 7 was f I ve made Iced teo l ese 1as\ Keep Your Flaps Up lt the Mctgs County Fatr Grounds 6 GO Rob1n Hood 6 30 TeltpMne Time mg home rom work and lastmg well beyond two or lhlee monlhs t>ll t can go Vou know thai s really uge 3l 7 30 m the To"nshtp Trustees 7 00 Burns & Allen 700 1'~11 S1l vera Show one of those unusual wrecks that followed a when senst bl e f011\S u. are m th e sac k t he ra t c btln df old ind eome up w1 th a bog ath "' for most 7 30 Talent Scouts anyone Just buoldong 7 30 TBA 600 Those Whllmg Glrlo IJUIIton or more tmy ctrcumstances fa lling m chmbs Deaths go up from 38 to 4~ at 3 p m pitcher of th• stull Great Day but Keep vnuf flaps up cove' s ' 8 00 To Tell the Tnnb It gets to be a chore You have tut of ground Infers a lot in a RETURNS HOME to place at the nght mslant and the 11 agedy and hold m the 40's anq low 50's per hour un lhe Spotll~t PlayhOUII meat and potatoe• on land few woods 11 shmt a good safe Marc t.l Chrt!lfl!lc Holstead daugh 8 30 Rieba:d D\a'llond Prlvall 630 900 $64 Oto Queshon Detective happened It won't ltkely lwppcn again soon Ill bartenders stop servmg doubleheaders tn you d 1ust belter hove em on if il slug"' too 'er ol Mr ~nd 'Mrs Herman Hoi 9 00 Stud o One 1 9 30 The Playhouse the wee hOUrS you Wjnna keep your happy homel -1teud hus return~d to her home at tO 00 Up to the Muoute News here 10 00 UP to the minute l!lflll the lorualot~s slitl.!d maybe haul Bishop Hazen ( \\u11ct 72 Hmlroad St Moddleport 0 It ts eas) to sa) 10 05 Sca•nlng the W80lher 110 05 Scanning the Weather out &Qme cheese and tcnodns sad I speakmg hcl e last suntla> mter from Cluldu~ n s H ospital Ill co The most accident free hom s a1 c dayhme 10 1e The Late Show Dnve carefully Rcmmn ah 11 If you ve I C\ Ulllln!l of a pie Oh }Ca bread .'ipct;,cd h s talk w1th many nb lumbus wh~r~ ~he was ftn u ~hcfk tO 10 The Late Show and lncJde tls up been dr111k111g stay <~way 11om the wl1eel ot how s when Ametlca wOt ks So do yout cal e Ail 5Ct? Gosh no I vc gutta muke I1 \J('khng stones the tea And there my men Sit .tlon~ with all the challeng ng less duvmg then Be careful all ntlm ttmes your car slattmg hungnly on supper and thmgs he said MICHAEl PROPERTY SOLD Be careful on Saturda) By fur mOJ e fatal Wh> re these potatoes so hot? By constant d111n111g these slogans no doubt Dr and Mrs J J Davts have 1 he one Ill never forget wa( accidents happen on the seventh day of the Oh. that set 1 sarcastically - Mr w was 1n ChicagO big purchased t he furmcr Wtlham have a cumulaltve effect 111 nunds of dnvers Well they HA \F. bocn on the church meeting or conference 'diehael property on ~ a!nut Street week than on any other Wednesday Js the Without constant use of them perhaps the ftre ya know many B g Wh eels pf Mcth ~) •dJotnmg then offtcc and aoart CHAN!IEL 13 MONDAY 110II 00 59 S1gn On But me - I ve got! a make the dJ~m present 1 took tl nent budd ng Wal ut and North 10 59 Sign On datly htghway slaughte1 would look hke an safest day to dnve Why' Who knows' You Adventures m can about take your pick between dayhght lea Some of these worthy brethren )econd Avenue nd lit' ha vtng 1100 Adventures 1n Learmng 11:50 Nelg~bors Infantry diVISIOn morning report after an all My 1lreum 1s of some da) bemg were standmg tn the hotel lobb~ he bmld1ng whtch had been un 11 50 Neoghbors \12 05 Noon News and dark hours for a time to k11l youtsell duv out clash w1th sons of the Emp1re of the Rts so at leuure so P1mpered so weanng Melh.odlst badges Cou )CCUpted for sometim e r ilzed 12 05 NQOn News 12 15 C&rtoon Club lng Of the 821 fatal acctdents 385 occurred coddled th:t Mmeone II call ~E pi~ toney )!Idles came by peereC 1215 Cartoon Club 12 30 L1berace lng Sun ome on In supJ>er ut the Bishops badge On w~ll CIRCLE MEETING 100 Gretchen Wade Show tn daytime 419 tn darkness wllh 17umepmt and say 30 L1berale There ts pellwps a belle! way lu app!Otch Bhmche ~uys she "l'hey mean well any Clm 12 Circle of the "II S C S 12100 ed c.retcht>n Wode Show Oh f~abjou s day> I 30 MoYle Maline• 1{ Heuth Methodtst Church wdl the problem of melting people to dnve ca1 c way 130 Movie Matme. 300 Ameriron Bandstanl Motorcycles apparently a1cnt as danger neet Wednc•day at 8 p m at lhe Just forgive us and love u 300 1 mencun Band!!hlld fully Through such 1cpotls as the D6pa11 400 Cll'toon ctu~ I smelled that deiJCIOllR 1mell If n you can- We mean well" hurch pt~rso.nage ous as one mi~bl tlllrmtse Maybe we d all of school lunches and resta\lranl C&rtoon Club aoo ~ckey .Mol18e Club men! of Safely has 1ele.1sed we can pick out better dtspose of our cats and acquire motm meals ~o~kl•ll as I went up the >ltckr) MOI18e Club , eoo ve Slar Final IANIURS ELECT CAPTAIN the times of dny and mght the places and the Fw• Star Final 615 John Dalr and Newa b1kes Of 1223 vehicles of all kmds In fatal ac. ~~~ey IO"'I!d J~ek ' and Marton' NEW YORK UP-George Red John !Jaly Newt restaurint today condlllons uf dnvmg whlch lead to wrecks 630 Sugarfool Sullivan a ocrappy center who cldents 986 were passenger car$ and only 12 SU\Idunly hu~ger soloed Inc 130 Wyatt Ear» Wire Stn•c, came to New Y.ork from lhe Chleand thetr resulting fatalities In short we lvere motorcyclea rlllhJ by l~e neck All I could 1ee 0 China Smith 800 Broken Arro" li? Bla<k Hawks Jusl before lhe m1ght say It Is possible to learn when to be was wienoro \ hick with ealoup Votce of Firestone start of the 1900 ~7 Natoonal 8;30 Telephone Tillie PTA TO MilT If this recital of stattshcs fatls to convince or may~e mustard 1 could hardl1 extra careful and just plain caleful' Hockey Leae:ue season has been Top Tunea and New Talent 9 00 1 Spy wait You know what wao In my The SoliSIIury PTA will hold Ita 9,90 Public Defender ShenJI of Cochoae There are cc1laln accidents to avo1d lest you when to be extra careful then go aheaq, p1>cierr;t>•J - wieners and bun• first 1957 meetlnc Tuesday even named captain of the Rangers Sullivan auecee~s defenseman Har 10 00 Newo ef the Ntehl News ot .ne :\lght lnl at 7 30 at the ochool Mra ry Howell \\ho scr.,cd as captam your number come up on the scrolls kept careless driver drive like vou always do Go And e'H!n douibnula Theater I 10 10 Theat" 13 Who ever thoucht ANY tblni Geor1e Stareber, announced to lhe pre'llOus two seasons Sl~n Off above Of 932 persons killed In all actldents ahead' Commit! suicide! 1130 Sogn Off cduld 1111e thot good' Pour on day Mrs Muine Arnold, boop1tat ----- - - ----- -~-:-------h d I h lty cholrman eopedally invl\.. Bu1ns vice preSident Sally at lhe lakin Sate nosp1 tal t e m~'"'", et 1 at ole catsup d h Pr Time < lark smetnry and Vera Dodsun Tho Doy Scout Charter was come .urb!lng out with I joyous all new parent& an teae "' otreasurer p~esen led to the club whiCh t• gloop Tomorrow m•y he bean gram theme 11 ''Get Acquainted In !he O!<'etlng wh>rh w" Ill sponsoring the troop In Mason soup >and Ito heaven[) nothlne Memben are aoked to brm' cook ""'~' or the prcs!flcnl Mrs I The treasurer w" rt'<jlle<led 10 better) but today I m on the hot leo or SIIldwiehel Mro Charles IIlah Zerkle the club \Oied to purth Mf a frum e fnr t and to doa: trail Smlth 111 S\:pt,mber bosteas Mr• Galt ln•lr' ""' 'lrrlr I sponNor the visit of Ihe TD XRu) hun! t In the ""''" g ruum uf Even Queen Eliaobeth lovea em LIOIO" u•ITS TONIGHT ~m~ldent of '"" M1~1n MoiiH·t~ l!nlt to M1110n C1ly In Ortolwr the scouts at City Hall Or dldnt you know ~~ ~ Club when thal orl[llmzatlon 11111 Mt mher s of the dub volunt ecrf'd ln11Ulllut1nn of the new orr cers The Anterlcan Le&ion, Drew en WednP~dnv 1 v~ 11ln 0! nt lh~ tu work at three ReNSlons of the wns dt hl }~d until thl' next lnteresling to me was recent W.eb-~r PMt No 89 will meet home Of Mra Luelllu Swnckhumur 1nil , wurk In the town meeltng authentic otatoment that most Monday evenlng Sept 16 With all In MaltOn With Mrs MJr} lh 'Y I Mtmbors were urged to donmte Prl'"tlllt wcr~> Mrs Swackhamer fatal traftlc accidents h&ke place meJUbert who worked tn tbe Fair lttvlni 81 a co hoS!m "'l•tl•• uf clothing toiteterles Mra Berry, Mrs Zerkle Mrs within 25 mites of the victlm'a Pollee detail al the county latr Olher offieers '""'"' sv rr unl olher 1t01ns for lhe patient•! Juan lfarbour Mrs M.rtha ('ojlk home ' hi Auaust ISk"' to come early by Mn June Van Malr~~o Mrs, Jean Tblnklnt 11 over and citing In 7 30 Br-8)11ar meetinl will begin Warner Mrs lnl(jes Mrs • BellY stances In my own mtnd 1 wu al 8 P 111 a FQreman Mrs Jenn Cook Mrs convinCed of It , , Dodsm l\lro H t t S th M Seems so s~ th&l ot s that Q ol A ltiJlTS TDNI(aHT ' LaVer; Yeager a~. ;~th av:~ H~rryinl lo 10t home m!MbJ , '11l)eodorua Council ~Uihlers OBVO'J'Jl.:D TO INTERESTS OF MEIGS MASON ARlUI Mrs Joyce Caf'on. }lro Mary Tha one reason ond exem galeti'Ji of Alli~rlca wilt meet in reautar bet, and Mrs T D MeOoWlln starting out on a tflp m1ght allon t~ll)pt nt 7 p m The 1 1 LtTTLI RECOVERING And then the really great ell ~II!! pot,luck rtfreohments ierv ot11er blrthd8YI be oboerv ·~oiltliliili~tlm'blil. ble Mil PEB81"Jl BEACH Calif up _ of motoring, joutne to '¥01" "' at lit~ close of thewtll meeting t6 N • • Lawson Little the one time kine s~op~n1 al near~y townt and mollin&ll\loltor •I tile pot! ¢fit~~ at ,..,. of llle lolrways wos recuperating shon evtnlllj fatblly rtdea - aU SUGAR 8UN PTA at hit hQJllo today from the ileii1 lfe tl!ll' 'to ~0111' .,fain ' T~~ s.,ar Run PTA wUt me~t Dellmy by cmter where ...liable 80 CtOif 11ft attock suller,d a month ago Ut...,...._.. 'l'b~ay st the school at 7 30 p '"''a"''• at The Dally Sentinel ofllt~~, •IS ao 'ill tie !orntcr u s Open and Ama Jimmy Durante Lord love m It was announced today by the IS 110 motor nJUto where tul1able> teur chnmplo!l was released f~om him, Is liS!'~ ~d breotllle.slll! hO president ~rs Ray Woodgeard 'u:~:~;· ~ft0 °:0°~1~earn 18, montbl, •uo, lllree mopW. the Monterey Hosp1tal Thur!d•~· ••plains aftor a •1Uiin11 ~~nco Jl ••eept ,undo 1 '!'be OIIio va 8tJI He I• not expected to return tb Slo w down girls my red corp , F!IIE!it~s NIGIIT P....CW, I) otf1ct • competitive golf unto! some lime 1 suckle! aint whal ther w1a • Ed Frle~~~ Nljrht will be o~>s..-ve4 •ltor t~e lirot of the year 1dte Joekson was mere }~ by I'OmerO)' Chapter 1811 Oi:S 1.. Did You Know That? I I 1 I 1 WHTN-TV Cl,annel13 I Daily Sentme DayOO k Mrs. Gal'llngles "d Of New Pres• ent Mason Mothers "'"' I ' 1 Th e D al I s I V ent 1ne ! be; .. lll:;~~~~~~~~;t~~1~:~;~~~~ q~ . 81 Race VI One Heol Winner lilt HI-LOW TIMrl The Grund7 CllJ, Iowa farmer deternunt what both rural and ria Jamea Euler, Emerson Jonea Earl Holt HuntlnltOn, lkGit A~ N!W YOBK UP - 1'be totdell ud IP'Idullt of Ina fillte Co~ urban flllllll•• need In tho way of Wltkeovllle bean dinner C E Young, Ralph Radcliffe.,_H.. water 40 HP, Speed Liner, 400 1apot reported In lise uUon tblo lop, lti'Ve4 U I eounty 18rieul conlawaleoUon aervlcea 1 • " Paul Monlgomory of Salem mer Cook, lian Moore Ben ~an polnll 2nd, Jim Summerfield mornln1 wu FrrJer, Colo wllere tunl qeat frol!l 1139 to IH7 llopn e•platn• that the atudy Center moved Mro Jacob Jun0y born Mro Juhn Zerkle Nro Cra Hunllngton Sc:ott Atwoter 40 HP, It wu 22 degreeo, tbe U 8 Wuth- 1'1'0111 tben Ulltit !filii ht worked wiU cletermine how Important tile ly lvtlyn lrlckloo Mi" Q, 300 points, 3rd Burt Daer Bureau uld The bl.heot tomfor IIIe wflllbaUon and twuran<e to a farm In Gallla county taot ry Davia, Mn E S Sc:haaf Fmda via l!untlngton Scot~Atwater 40 peraturea reported SUnday wu clopartlllellta of the Iowa Farm varloua ebanneb of eommunicaFaohnlo 1 T4e WSCS met at the home of week • t.lro Mntle Bouon 1'ueaday with H P , Jenne, 22a points 103--at Thermal, Coltl Bureau Federallon He now aped tlon are in lbe Buckeye Jtsh ten memben and one guest pre Henry Bartlett of Wellston was allzea In ljte procluetion and ute Waya people hur of new adva(tcet Race VU One Heat free For All fn farm aclenet inelude lorm mai• oent a Saturday lf\le&t of his brother In of feeder plp. 111 C L Ste•ena Aahland, Ky liCINII IIIUID I( new Sundoy Sc:hool room lo law, Ernest Ward and family The plenle, to lie held on tbe ulnea, tho Agricultural Exteulon 42G Hydroplane No I2K 400 A marrla1e license hu beea .. Servlta publication• of the ex being built at the Methodlot Rev Virgil Moss and wile snd po!rt• 2nd, J1m Summerfield, IUed to Doaald Shleldl, 10, Hock Fayetle couoty falrgroundl prom- periment station, salesmen com c~,~h here The proceedl !rom Miss Beosle Matheny of Rutland Hu'iitln1ton Stott Atwater, 40 HP lngport, 0, laborer ond I met Ilea oilier lttradiODJ for Oh1o mereial publlcallona radio tele lhe Ice <ream aupper Saturday were Thursday evening guests of IIWine JI'OWtn Exhlbill, the oet... vlalon And the netshbor~ng farm Mill Q 300 points 3rd Earl Holl Reekhold, 18, ReedtvUie night, which was over $80, went Mro Alice \\ ord Uoo of a port queen, a tractor II!> cr certainly c:~ ' be overlooked Huntington Scott Atwater, 40 HP, for the building Mrs Bumll Drake of Mallon s pii!J demorultltion and a baked Mr and Nfs Tom Perrin and Run reports her brother R H Farmers to be VIsited live 10 Speed Liner 225 points ClAII TO MilT bam dl1lner are among the promother, Ora CaldwelL have moYed William• is very poorly •1 I the 68 of the 88 counllea Some of tbe Tile J 0 F Clan of the United cram features Casto Rest Home 1n Wellston eurrent farm practice• ahout to West Union Ohio Next to the mother m law the IMetliodilt Cbureb will meet 1<> The eveal It belnl aponoored by which they lll'r Wllloam io p&rlially p&ralized back seat driver ia the mosl mal are being quazed are Inight in the thWIIh ot 7 30 In a the Ohio Co1111lle1'dot Swloe Pro- U ·D and ammo Mr and Mr. James Allen Parr and cannot walk lr19zole for weed ud igned member ot our aociely U.D (Continued Iron, ra11 Ontl meeting rtiular Jr have returned from overseas 1 killing, Jtilbeltrot for addong ducen UIOCfatlon and the Pork Ol'1!amzed and undefended back the new laws are effect1ve Nov 1 ------after spendlnliJ: two years in France DIY Producer• UIOCfatloa of Fayette weltlhl to onlmala, bulk m1tt tanka seat r1vers are takmg the crtt1clsm and local mdemnity board• are reSPILLER where he wa. stattoned He Is the phenothiazine for wormmg new county slltlns down They're not fighting qutred to retal!l enough from el Mr and Mrs Norman Gates of grandson of W W Bragg crop vuletie1, antib10t1ea for diJ.. CLEANING 1sting lunda to take care of bene Mr and Mrs Carl Barnhill are VIenna Mr and Mrs Leroy Law b&ek eaae control and warfar~n for ral (Contlnuo4 Prom ,.,. Ont) The art of back sest driving, renee a~d fam1Iy Portland and lit p&ymen\s due in No•ember and vacatloniDs 1n Flonda e we Plcll u, I Dtllww killing Delbert Holter and Beverly spent which JB dymg out was not born December Haii.Cioonlolin<IIIICIIM In Mayor E F Robinoon'a c~un Mr and Mro C E Woode •I Sunday With Mr and Mrs Frank wilh lhe automobile It 'o" back Roger haa a lbeory that each Salurday mghl John L. Grace Local volunteer firemen s de tended the funeral of Mrs Holter and family to the lime when they first start farmlnJ community has a human pcndents boards will be composed ehuged by the •tate patrol with Woode s aunt Mr! Saralt Schneb- Ruby Ann Holter of Columbus ed rtding two on a horse I bell wether' who sets the pace failure lo yeitd the right of way er of Huntington, Sunday In recent years probably the of five membera two to be elected w11 flned $II and coats Jacl!: Cox spent several days With her par 10 adopting new farm 'echmques Mr and Mrs Kenneth David enls most Important contribution to by the l~eal legtalabve authority, lorfeited a $15 bond on 1 tnftle Nelgbbortnl farmero llCek adYiee son and son and MlBo Hazel Hoff 1 from these lt!aders the ~t is what n.as come to be lwo by the volunteer firemen and nolatlon man o( Columbua spent several Mr and Mrs Frank Holter and called the soft needle te<bmque ' the fifth m•mber by the other Snopplns up new lde11 and put days here with their parents Mr family spent Tuesday evenmg A ~ rnple example wlll sufhce four They are to lie elected In In Juol!ee of the Peaee R. E tlng tbem Into oeUon u a COIIIIInt With Mr and Mrs Leroy Lawrence and Mrs Dana Hoffman The amateW' back seat dr1ver 1s December and immediately oraan Grmdley'a eourt Rebert Rebiuoa chaUense to the farmer uyo an Mil Lillie Hardway returned to and family likely u not to say George you tze by electing a chairman and 1 forfelte~ • $2D bond for lntoll- Ohio rural ooclotoglat Know bow of modna methoda may make the her home here for a few weeks dr1ve like a steam roller le"ehng seeretary cohon Sunday School attendance,at the WW Be Open Monday, Sept lfth dlfferenct betweea ata)'lng on tbe Rev and Mrs Free,and Norr1s a pansy patch ' Tbe secretary " required to and Mae Wnlfe took oupp<'r Wllh Morse Chapel Sunday was 30 farm or 1tlllna outanil moYlng 1<> At 'lbelr Homecommg and basket dinner But not the exper1enced prac certify to the Slate Auditor tbe IOWD Mr a~d Mrs Jack Weathcrm&n wiU be held at Morse Chap~! tltloner She will begm her subUe names and addrease1 of the mem How do fumm p!Ct up new Sunday evening Sunrtay, Sept 15 undermining w1th 'Clyde, how ber1 elected alto a Atttement by facts and what eonvincea them Labor Day guests of Mr &nd Churc~ Mr and Mrs Frank Walton ON NORTH SECOND STREET thot IWltcblng their methods 11 a Mn C E Woode were Mr and spent Sunday evening With Mr much <hd you have tQ pay for the elerk of the munletpalitr, township or lire d11irlct of the lol good deol' Everett M Regera of Mr1 Ca!h Bentz of Ravena and and Mrs Fr~nk Holter Formerly Occupted By Dr Cluff your drivers licenee' ' the Obto AJI'(eultunl Experiment Mr and Mrs Milford Spencer of Speed IS a speeaal obsessiOn wlth esl assessed valuation of property On or before Nov 1, 1907 eaeb Jtstlon here Ia trylnc to find out ,Delaware Mr and Mrs Dana Holter of the back "'t dmer, but moat of Open Mon. Through Friday Some 150 Ohio t.rmera and Frank Newland is recovermg at Coolnl!e spent Saturday with Mr them don t know how to handle It munleipalily township or fire dltKeith E Myen, e10t11tlve ,.... lbelr wivea are batting their the Athens Hospital where he IS and Mrs Clyde Wmoa and Mr and The ejaculation, 'Henry, you re lroet is requ1red to pay Into the Sat. and Eves. by Appt. alate trea&urv ita lnltifl premium, relary of the National Swine chorea In field <>r kltcben 1 abort roceiving treatments Mrs Frank Holler Thelma M Pratt Owner and Managmg Operator drtvmg much too fast/' 1s all too based on Its tax valualion,.aa fol· Growers Councb, will opeak at while thia aummer and fall to chat Mn Marlone Kuhn ts employed well known However, back seat lows $300 If the valuation Ia ll!f.l the All Ohio Pork Proclucera p~ with Rolen and lila Interv!C.,..en Marlene Owens and Dorothy 0\Vens Operators In the Clover Farm Store here dnvers with Jong experience have than $7 million, $300 1f the valuaMrs Grace Kuhn Is visiting her a different .tpproach It Involves lion IS more than $7 million but Court nlc HoUJe 14 at W. _ perlment alation Ia 01pccted to children at ranton Ohio the a11ffemng of the legs suggest less than $H million, $400 1! the Mrs EmmR (MeGill) Vlragh has mg an unconscJous tendency to prr1ved m France wh~re she jom PatriCia Gale mnc year old dau put on the brakes and lnd~eattng •al~atton " more than $14 million ed her husband who " stationed ghter of the Rev and Mrs Roher! an unexpreSSed des1r• to tell the hut less than $21 mollion, $450 If Ihere Palmer celebrated her birthday dnver that he Is drlvJng too last the valuation II more lhan $21 m11 Guy Sprlnf!'cr returned home With a party thlS past week Games But the ba~k seat dr1ver IS too hon &nd less than $28 million from the Meigs General Hospital were played and refreshments scr pohte lo say so Politeness 1s so $500 of the valuation IS more than $28 m>lllon Rita 1.nd 1'omm1c Watson had ved bY 1\trs 'Pa lmer who was ass1s unnerving their tonsils removed al Parker~ led by her daughter Belly There w>ll be no further contrl bur~ Thursday The unschooled back seat driver bulion unless the fund drops beGuests were Larry Taylor Ga13 Vern Shields rece1ved word of Lee Ellis Shorley Gilkey Roy Tay conducts has campaign tnducrtmm 95% of the baSlt total the death of h19 brother m law lor Mary and Pete Walburn Jayrc ately The real pracht1oneer paces lowBenefll paymenla will be made James DaVIs of Racme Taylor Brenda Snvre Kenneth himself For example on smooth b) the state agd1tor If a premlum Rex Greene ol Cincinnati call Barth Lmda Taylor :ook.. It ..., ;-;-: ml filii ::: wllen 111 elec!r~ 111111 Is your "lulaNIICsupe rhighways the practitiOneer Is not paid ott or before Nov 1, ed on Mr and Mro John Arbaugh •Ill conserve his strength for tbe the state auditor 1s requ1red to coot" , •• ltllltl 1tiOdent ellctriC appllllCet do aN tht WOfl recently secondary and side roads whose cerltfy the asseRsmen to the county Mr and Mrs Wayne Brlektes negtecled state these days is a auditor to be withheld at the •How dt JW l'ltl! lilt 1111 dieck~~t below to "adtktp" the spent several days •lth her br.. boon to him They put the dnver next tax settlement IPPIIInces frl "" t.Dml. llelt, dieck the 1111111 sule to see how rou .. tlicr and l!lster Mr and Mrs Dale In a stress a tuation quickly recog tlofrW willl tfeefllc "be~" that take the and tile Spencer and Mr ann Mrs cart ruzed by the prachtloner Bauman of Columbua It Is on s~eondary roods that the out Ill Young people from the Moddle aecompllshild back seat dr!Yer w1ll n., ~ Ill (lllttl at , , . take ~ to 1111 fiiPIIIIICt stole IIStad II fConlln•ed Prom p.,_ One) port FITst BaptiSt Chureh attended bring all hiS skill and guile mto play whole the novice Will have Chrtst1an CitiZenshiP the Rev 1111111 ... I far 1 CClllest ent1J llllltlt l1ld 111 ••• the Youth Fellowship banquet at BRIER RIDGE and HANESVILlE the Cambrian Ho•el in Jack!>on as played h1ms•lf out John Lewts District advisor JR the Mr and Mr& J A IArlhur) a part ()f the annual session of the absence of the chairman, Area of Have y(lu ever JIPtlced by the Chrlst11n Outreach Jame• Hull, Steele of Columbu1 are spendmg RIO Gr.nde Bapl!sl ASSOC!ii!On way that whereas every mother a wcel's vacation at the farm here They moluded Dav>d Hoyt tn law IS also a mother - the most man Wheelersburg chairman Ar Dav1d Garriner son of Mr and James Hood Reid Koemg Rober! venerated member of our snclety- ea of Chrlst"n Witness, Michael Mrs Earl Cardner who has been Van Coone) Dora McGhee Clyda every back eeat driver 1s not nec- Beard CheS&peake Area of ChrisIll of a throat infectton IS recov Ta1lor a n d Betty Lou G1lmore easarfly also a dmer' Certainly llan Fellow•htp Nancy Horr of erlng Portsmouth Semor Fellowship rhc~ were taken to Jackson by Mr tile purists are not They make Mr •nd Mrs Chester Mumaw of nJ Mrs M1lton Hood and Mr and the grade not from experaenc:e Counmliors the Rev John Dun· Mt Vernon Oh1o, was a Sunda} l1rs ham, Portsmouth District Youth Wilbur Koemg but through sheer vartuos1ty afernoon visitor of Mrs Ahcc Director Intermediate Countil· Ward tors the Rev Floyd Rowe, SciOta The Perry Clan of Nitro W Ya NEtV HAVEN, VIlle wen here over the week end and CLUB An 1mpress1ve candle h&bt were suesl& of Mr and Mrs J A 1\frs Harry Gnmm was program (Continued From Page One) Steel' of Columbus who are here leader at the September mectmg Wlitl6 Leadingham cha1rman of pledge service was conducted with - lltCI!lc .... James Huffmsn 1n charge A world on vaeat1on of the Rhododendan Farm w.. the Regatta Committee today ex Holland Ward and son, Albert mrn s Club held recently The top. pressed h1s thanks to all who globe w&s plaeed on the altar ta of Rutland and mother, Mr& Ahee lC of the lesson was Protect your made possible the regatta He ~le for the serviCe and the candle by Huffman was the 'Candle Ward, of Lan11svllle attended a Family From Undulant Fever said ~It was a great cooperative heldChros\ Countries represented Baphzlng at Lake Alma at Well - l1aclnalcThe mee11ng was held al t h e elforl for this communitY Every of &ton and called on her brother clubhouse In Graham Station and one pitched '" and ~eally helped by candl01 and tho young people Wilham Williams Coalton Road the hostcss(:s were Mrs R Douglas to make the regatta a aucceas, the who lit them were China Thom11 -Ill I Norman lnd1a Marcia Hooker Mrs MarJorie Ward and son, Roush and Mrs E W Hoffman only non~ooperatlve factor was Alaska Pally Munn Africa M.; - MllfiUIIIGIII Wilbur of Rutland, were supper A short buuness sess10n was the weather' 1anne Lusk Japan Michael Beard, guests of their aunt, Mr and Mrs lcld and MISs Romona Starcher Leadingham taid th&t the com Wilbur Cardwell, Sunday at Ew county home demonstration agent J rnittee was so enthused w1th the USA, Nancy Horr Prayers by -~CIIIIIe lngton •. _ Huffman and Norman concluded "as gue>t flfsl regatta In thiS area that plans Several from here altendedllie Those attend1J\g mclude those are already shap1ng for another to the serv1ce which Included hymns and Scripture readmgs .__ above and Mrs Arthur Jewell make the local area the heart oen Mrs Charles Yonker Mrs Clar ter of the regattas for the Oh1o PreSidents of the varlouo Youth - llattlelleU 11 ence Thomas Mrs Vorgm1a Shar Valley Fellowships placed their pledce baugh Mrs Olsen Sayro Mrs The olliclll report of the Judges cards on the altar during an oflor Charles Jewell M'"" Ora and 1lor the regatta boat race• are tory pla)ed hy M1" Jones, organ Lesta R!Cbnrd Mr! Edwtn Jewell Race 1 ht John Maddrell Ak 1st for the entire program The llrs Albert Roush and Mrs Bert ron, Ohoo, OBt\1 ASI n, Boat No meeting closed With the IlfYF ben - YIYI!4IIIfi'IIIITII .. f• Rou•h , 1255,_1200 poml!! 2nd Dale Hill edtetion W SWS , 1Williamstown W Va No 299E, Projects for the winter lncludt Mrs Howard Burris was program 600 points, 3rd, Tom Ferrell Park the District Youth Rally, Jaeluon leader at the September meetln~ ersburg W Va , No 513S 525 pta on Nov 3 with empha11o on 'Ho,. of the Women s Soe~ely of the Race 11 l!t, John Maddrell Ak P1tals and Homes local church World ServiCe of E U 8 Church ron No 258 1200 pomts 2nd, observance of Hosptal &nd Home The topic of the program being Paul Bee, Parkersburg, No 507 - Sunday', Nov 24, the Mid wtnter - DeltN ,,., "Strength of The Churoh Througn 625 points 3rd Dale H1ll Wll Senior and Intermediate Inatl Prayer )lama town, W Va, No 299E 750 tute"t Galhpolls Grace Methodist Mrs Bert Roush preSided over points Chureh Jan 18 19 a short busmcss sess1on and the Race m 1.. 1 C L Stevens Ash The MYF members are to prehostesaca for the evenllli were land, K No 42K 1100 pmnts 2nd sent original sluts on the Hospital !Irs Bert Roush and Mrs Ollie John Maddrelt Akron No 25S and Hdme theme wh~eh will be Roush 1000 points 3rd, Paul Bee Park g1ven at the local churcheo and erahurg No 507 675 ~omts atso on the dlltricl - ClilllllRace IV 1st Huston Hodge Huntington W Va Scott Atw&ter MEIGS GENERAL HOSPITAL - llllltiiC "" 30 HP, Miss Q 1200 pomt. 2nd Adm1tfed Saturday WUham Ml Clair Boso Portland Ohto Mer chael Middleport Tithe Shorn cury, 30 H P 26 750 pointa 3rd Pomeroy ' Wayne Capeheart New Haven W Discharged Saturday Mcda Va, Scott Atwater 30 HP Betty Weich and cl~tughter Dexter, Mar , II Lou 600 poonts gore! Whe&ton, Guysville Tillie Race V Earl Holt Huntington Shorn Mrs Willis Frost Lon11 Supl L W McComas chairman of the Ofllciol Board pre!lded at W Va Scott Atwater, 33 H P Boll om i Admitted Sunday Olio Leffle, a special meeting Sunday morntng Speed Loner 1200 pomts 2nd, John. Swain Gallipolis WIZard 40 Pomeroy Homer Baxter, Pomeroy at Heath Methodl!t Church RobDischarged Sunday Mark Wer ert Harris, chairman ~f the Trus 675 points 3rd Clatr Boso Port tees reported on the condition of land Mercury, 30 11 P No 28, ry, Pomeroy, Mrs Grace Carr, Harrisonville. the furnace in the parsonage and 600 points eatimated pnces for repa1n or rc placement On recommendation of the Rev c R Konkr~ght the Board voted to have the furmce converted from I1 stoker to hand fire for the wmter 1 and to •atablish a fund for the pur SEE ANY OF THESE DEALERS chase of a gas fW'nace next win ler The meehne was closed wtth a prayer by Mr Konkr~ght Memben present were Sup! Me TUPPERS PLAIN. 16, 1957 National Constit1,1tion Week Is Commemorated This W.eek; Daughters Of Ame,.ican Revolution Toke Leading Role This week, Sept 15 through 21 Js NatiOn a! ConsiituiiOn Week one of the mo1e sens1 ble and' 110rthy such programs to , emmd us of Important facets of ou1 hves Evel)nne has heard Jokes or barbs about Nat1on 11 W<ek Thts 01 National Week 1 hal Begmnmg Sept 22 and endlllg Sept 28 for example IS NatiOnal Dog Week FIdo IS rertam to be the bull of many sly rema1 ks from the Atlanhc to the Pac1f1c We ex pect ~owever to show dunng NatiOnal Dog Week that the commemoratwn does have Slgmfl cancc But Conshtutwn Week should have a cer tam preshge about 11 Eve1ybody but th e Rus smns and their coattml hange!SOII adnut the U S Const1tut10n IS the most Important s111 gle pohhcal mstrument ever deviSed by men and hved under 111 peace With the exceptiOn of one spectacular exception from 1861 to 1865 The Constitution IS more than JUSt a pohh cal mst1 umen t pel haps In year to yea1 poh tics smce Its approval by the 13 states It has g1 o" n to a statUI e where no one openly may deny 1ts authollly Change it 11e would, or mamtam 11 as u IS yes No person 11tlh any sellous destgn to allam a rank m statesman· sh1p can'suggesl sc1 applng It 16,1957-3 Comaa, Mr Konkrlght, 'Robert u,r. ':fs 0"' {tJ_ 11t l ' l I 1 ' . ' ----- I THE DRIVER'S SEAT NeW Law - I Three Arresled "Bell I ether" Farmer May Set I HOME Agri~ulture Pace co. PRAfi'S BEAUTY SALON Iowan To S~ak At Pork Picnic TJ9s Saturday Party Celebrates Ninth Birthday Se~mber Middleport Young People Attend Banquet NEW LOCATION =u=hinllo==a:!Tb~e~Jurv~e~y~co~n~d~u~cted~~by~th~e~e~•~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ m- ooo-. District Youth BRIER RIDGE aue1$1101k.- aclllti&t COLOIAMIC 2 LAMP lULlS w. va. Regatta _...... -r'·-_..,..,...,... ... -=_ ........ -Celht--___.............. . . ....... I --- --- -- WJEH ..... _T.., _ Milas Cou1ty News -= . . . _.........., 11:50 ,., m. _.,.., _..._,_ _c-. _ ..... _....... Daily _,.,......_ Heath Metho~ist on 990 spot Ojficial Board On Your Meeting Is Held -~-. ••• Jtetft,. ••• Radio Dial R COMPANY Writer -- Ollvt Ingraham N~ QUOMUIJIT IN IS MINUTES $150 ruu:on Street, ....._., I~ 1. {Close at Nooa 011 'lbllllll EWING'S STORE ALLEN APPLIANCE RUTLAND FURNITURE J W. COMPTON, 0. 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ASSOCIATED RADIO ' �. ; ' / / Dally SenUnel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0, Sept 2-Daily Sentlnel,l>omeroy·Mtddleport, P, Sept • I ' I ' HAVANA FILLER I The National SoCiety of the Daughters of the American Rev.olutton through Its Natwn al Defense Comnuttce takes the leadmg wlc 111 sponsonng Nat10na l Consl!tutton Week 1 Locally, Mrs W P I ocha1y and M1s F1 ands' Klem are chan men of the Nal!onal Const!lu lion Week comnuttce TELEVISION GUIDI WSAZ-TV Chan,et 3 TUESDAY MONDAY 6 55 7 00 9 00 9 30 1000 I They have asked the MJddlepo1t and Pom e1 O) mavors to make p1 odamat10ns dcSignat mg the' Week pwpc!ly 1hcy also hme c'Js I lrtbuled coptes to all the tagh srhouls of a brochure hUed One llund1ed Questwns and Answers' Thts mate''"' uses the consl!tul!on as tis format and IS tspectall, mst1 ucltve m the deep Imphcatwns of Ihe g1 cat framewOJ k for our Republican fo1111 of gove1nmcnt S!llN ON Tod•¥ NBC News New!> Picture Sporls Eye Weathe1cast fi 30 Su Lance lot 7 00 Charlei Farrell Shot" 1 ao Wolls Fargu 8 00 Twent~One R55 7 00 9 00 9 30 10 00 10 30 1100 11 30 12 00 12 15 13U 2 00 3 00 3 45 4 00 4 30 5 00 5 45 600 6 15 6 25 6 30 700 7 30 600 8 30 Arlhur Murray Porty Arn11tt ur Haur Soldiers of r)rtune Pomt of Vww News !ledUnea Nltewateh Tonight 9 00 9 30 10 00 10 30 10 40 1100 100 Rom(.l(lf Room T1easu te lluut The Pnce Is Kight 10 30 Truth or Conscqllentel II 00 T1c lac Dough 11 ~IJ It Could Be Yov. 12 00 News Hepmt 1" 15 1\lovaehme 130 2 00 3 00 3 45 4 00 4 30 5 00 Cop1es of these Questwn s and Answe1 s ma) be obtamed by wnlmg to the NatiOnal De fense Committee N S D A R 1776 (and tsn't that number flllm g'l D Sh eel N W Washmgton 6 D C Bride and Groom Matinee Theater Qu,en for a Day !IInde, n Romances Comedj Time 11ouble W1th Fat her Spmach Playhouse 5 45 60 6 15 6 25 Ftom time to ~me thiS week The Datly Sentinel hopes to pu6hsh 111 pat t m these col umns some of the mote mteresllng qucstlons and answers ' Meanwhtle l~t all applaud the purpose of Naltonal Conshtullon Week whtch would have us know mo1e about the funda mental law of....;.... ou1 nahon 8 30 .9 00 9 30 10 00 10 30 10 30 12 00 _________ Meigs County Has Big Head Start Towards Compiling Record Fer Bloodiest Year In HistoryOfltsHighways Me1gs County has a head statl un comptl mg the most dlsasltous highway falaltty rec ord In many yeats according to the Ohio De· partment of ll!ghway Safety which released 1esulls of a lust s1x months SUIVC) of 1957 thiS 11cek Cleaiiv the record of eight deaths so far thts year compared to two for the same per· 10d of lime 111 JQ56 and 1955 has to be blam ed on the Rl 7 co lhs10n last spnng m wh1ch seven persons d1ed CHAI'INEl 3 on ~~an r,o,dav Romper Rourn Treasure Hunt The Pnee Ia Rl~t Truth or Consequence~ Toe T•e Dough rt Could Be You New~ Report Mov1ehmc Bride and Groom Matmee Theater Queen For a Dny Modern Romances Comedv T1mo1J froubl• W1th Father Spmarh PlayhouNe NBC 'News News P1cture Sports Eye Weathercast Nat Kmg Co •• ~how F~llv•l of Slara P lc Meet McCraw Summer Pial house The B1g Issue o Henry Playhouse Adventures o( Marlin K& Jll•w• H~Jdllne1 Nltewatrh Tonight ,IGN OFF WCHS-TV Channel" of all types 111 Ohto the first sox months of 1957, 383 dted 111 collisions w1th othe1 veh1 des, \94 died as pedest11ans st1 uck by cars and 219 met their make1 when they s1mply I ran off the toad This leaves but 264 to dte m all other kinds of acctdents mcludmg bicycle j animal fiKed object holley bus ratlroad IIams and many othm s As to location of aCCidents be ca 1eful m ctltes over 50 000 population and on state highways On the ftrst 200 died and on the TUESDAY CHANNIL I J1mmie De&n Boston 'lllacllle CJptam Kangaroo ~BS News Local News Garry Moore /.rlliur GodlreJ Strike It !'loch NewJ Katie s Almanac Love of Life Mondcay 7 0~ 7 00 Jimmie Dean 7 30 7 30 Boston Blaek1e ~ 00 a oo Captam Kangaroo B 45 6 4~ CBS News 6 55 6 5~ Local News 9 30 9 00 Gary !\oloore 130 9 30 Arthur Godfrer 10 30 10 30 Stroke It loch 1100 mghl at 6 o clock at the Masonac 11 00 News 1 Y Blanche M. " "' I Won You Come Home Bill remple Past Matrons and Past It 10 Katie s Almanac 11110 I w~ JUSt now squeezing a wee llalley - cause shed th10wed Patrons wtll also be hbnorcd All It 15 Om ne1ghbonng counties have been so lor latter 442 persons succumbed h~lf eup of roffee out of a really hnn out wo\h nothm bul a fm• Eastern Stars are welcome 1115 Love of L1fe i n30 Search lor Tomorrow lunate as to escape an event such as we suf ~mpty pot and suddenl y was re Iouth comb 1130 Search for Tomorrow GU!dtng Llibt If you are a man and bet11~en the ages of mmdcn of cnc of my favor le m 1 hope the Bend s Evelyn 11145 GRANGE TO MEET 1145 Guiding Light 12 00 :..abe'.. K1tcn n fered pere tn which undertakers were kept 25 and 44 yea!S watch out Over tw1ce as c1dents r~ghl here at home Cle land never lets u. forget thu Pomeroy Bend Grange wtll meet 12 00 Katie s Kllchebusy around the clock for severa l days For h 111 f I was m a somilpr ~nonn•r dear old Silly old completely wednesday at 7 30 p m at the 12 1'2 30 •, the World Turu 1 111 0 30 As the World Turu thts group an any squeezing oul a Ia~\ dash ol black lovable song of a bYfOne age many 282 dted I 00 Our Mi!l! :;ronl:s DAV Hull A11 members are urged 100 Deal the Clock f 1 h example Vtnton ha • had no ala Illes At ens Ihe other mne age classtftcatwns People 65 b>tler brew for m) young so • 11 do 1he eookm honey 111 1so ':ousep&rty to attend House party I 30 two compared to four tn 1955 and two m 1956 and over ranked second with 134 fatalll!es home for nuon lunch vcars and pay the rent 1 know 1ve done 2 U'J Big PsyoU 2 00 Bog Payoff 2 30 The Verd1ct Is Yours during the same pertod Calha has suffered II h years ago - well he wasn I sup you wro ong SHAKESPfARE ClUB 2 30 1 he Verd cl Is Yours As to time 01 day "e you d better watc P"'ed lo have colfce anrway 1 II s an lmpens hable part or The ~omoroy Shak•SP"Ire Clu~ 3 00 Bngh.ter Day 300 Brighter DaJ three fatal accidents compared to one last what you re doWg bett~elt2.JI~~!i! a~ ,W,ea Loo~wg skanee at t)I" thiCk golden younger days for man) wtll meet Wednesday at 12 30 p Secrat Storm 315 3 15 Secret Storm year and three m 195~ the cabaret crow)lts f~nglll& 111Util1 hblne lack , '111 ong to the l"t drop "" or us who ll•ton to Ev•lyn and m for a luncheon at the home of Edge of N1ght 3 30 3 30 Edge of Night P H seH e - Gl.!e Mother I to EddH' Jackson- ! class them Mrs Phtl Wllhamson ~Irs John C Wh 1Ie th IS may go d own In ~~ elgs Coun tY8 The record shows 53 dted In that hour third (nnght Just as well buy whiSk) nghl 10,eth" for bolh de logo ~ crgason of New Lexington 0 4 00 The EariJ Show 4 00 The Early Show 5 30 Your Esso Reporter htghway h1st01y as 'the bloody yc,tr other lnghest hour Of the 24 In eoiCh day Wtth the and he done Wllh II - II surell liS to our very bnws 5 30 Your Esso Reporter will be guest speaker 5 45 ~perts Parade 1 s •5 Sports Parade facts contamed 111 the Salet~ De~artment s rc traffic bemg about thtrd from lightest "" ~n~ ;et~~~g~; ~:~o~h;~ you A play Jus! saw ended ,, 1h 5!15 Weatherman 1 HORSEMEN S ASSOCIATION ~~~' 55 Weatherman Begmnm g at 3 p m when a11 165 000 000 Mman Port are more mterestmg w1lh 1efen nee to an adlllOilltwn to ' flyer from ' 1 he OhiO Valley Horsemen s As 600 Profile FOO Press Conference how we may behave on highways so as to keep people m Amertca seem to be on the road go -h cop who d helped h>m oul- ~ortatlon will meet on Sept 17 6 15 Dou<las EowariiJ 6 15 Dougla• Edward• on hvmg The spnng colhswn on Rt 7 was f I ve made Iced teo l ese 1as\ Keep Your Flaps Up lt the Mctgs County Fatr Grounds 6 GO Rob1n Hood 6 30 TeltpMne Time mg home rom work and lastmg well beyond two or lhlee monlhs t>ll t can go Vou know thai s really uge 3l 7 30 m the To"nshtp Trustees 7 00 Burns & Allen 700 1'~11 S1l vera Show one of those unusual wrecks that followed a when senst bl e f011\S u. are m th e sac k t he ra t c btln df old ind eome up w1 th a bog ath "' for most 7 30 Talent Scouts anyone Just buoldong 7 30 TBA 600 Those Whllmg Glrlo IJUIIton or more tmy ctrcumstances fa lling m chmbs Deaths go up from 38 to 4~ at 3 p m pitcher of th• stull Great Day but Keep vnuf flaps up cove' s ' 8 00 To Tell the Tnnb It gets to be a chore You have tut of ground Infers a lot in a RETURNS HOME to place at the nght mslant and the 11 agedy and hold m the 40's anq low 50's per hour un lhe Spotll~t PlayhOUII meat and potatoe• on land few woods 11 shmt a good safe Marc t.l Chrt!lfl!lc Holstead daugh 8 30 Rieba:d D\a'llond Prlvall 630 900 $64 Oto Queshon Detective happened It won't ltkely lwppcn again soon Ill bartenders stop servmg doubleheaders tn you d 1ust belter hove em on if il slug"' too 'er ol Mr ~nd 'Mrs Herman Hoi 9 00 Stud o One 1 9 30 The Playhouse the wee hOUrS you Wjnna keep your happy homel -1teud hus return~d to her home at tO 00 Up to the Muoute News here 10 00 UP to the minute l!lflll the lorualot~s slitl.!d maybe haul Bishop Hazen ( \\u11ct 72 Hmlroad St Moddleport 0 It ts eas) to sa) 10 05 Sca•nlng the W80lher 110 05 Scanning the Weather out &Qme cheese and tcnodns sad I speakmg hcl e last suntla> mter from Cluldu~ n s H ospital Ill co The most accident free hom s a1 c dayhme 10 1e The Late Show Dnve carefully Rcmmn ah 11 If you ve I C\ Ulllln!l of a pie Oh }Ca bread .'ipct;,cd h s talk w1th many nb lumbus wh~r~ ~he was ftn u ~hcfk tO 10 The Late Show and lncJde tls up been dr111k111g stay <~way 11om the wl1eel ot how s when Ametlca wOt ks So do yout cal e Ail 5Ct? Gosh no I vc gutta muke I1 \J('khng stones the tea And there my men Sit .tlon~ with all the challeng ng less duvmg then Be careful all ntlm ttmes your car slattmg hungnly on supper and thmgs he said MICHAEl PROPERTY SOLD Be careful on Saturda) By fur mOJ e fatal Wh> re these potatoes so hot? By constant d111n111g these slogans no doubt Dr and Mrs J J Davts have 1 he one Ill never forget wa( accidents happen on the seventh day of the Oh. that set 1 sarcastically - Mr w was 1n ChicagO big purchased t he furmcr Wtlham have a cumulaltve effect 111 nunds of dnvers Well they HA \F. bocn on the church meeting or conference 'diehael property on ~ a!nut Street week than on any other Wednesday Js the Without constant use of them perhaps the ftre ya know many B g Wh eels pf Mcth ~) •dJotnmg then offtcc and aoart CHAN!IEL 13 MONDAY 110II 00 59 S1gn On But me - I ve got! a make the dJ~m present 1 took tl nent budd ng Wal ut and North 10 59 Sign On datly htghway slaughte1 would look hke an safest day to dnve Why' Who knows' You Adventures m can about take your pick between dayhght lea Some of these worthy brethren )econd Avenue nd lit' ha vtng 1100 Adventures 1n Learmng 11:50 Nelg~bors Infantry diVISIOn morning report after an all My 1lreum 1s of some da) bemg were standmg tn the hotel lobb~ he bmld1ng whtch had been un 11 50 Neoghbors \12 05 Noon News and dark hours for a time to k11l youtsell duv out clash w1th sons of the Emp1re of the Rts so at leuure so P1mpered so weanng Melh.odlst badges Cou )CCUpted for sometim e r ilzed 12 05 NQOn News 12 15 C&rtoon Club lng Of the 821 fatal acctdents 385 occurred coddled th:t Mmeone II call ~E pi~ toney )!Idles came by peereC 1215 Cartoon Club 12 30 L1berace lng Sun ome on In supJ>er ut the Bishops badge On w~ll CIRCLE MEETING 100 Gretchen Wade Show tn daytime 419 tn darkness wllh 17umepmt and say 30 L1berale There ts pellwps a belle! way lu app!Otch Bhmche ~uys she "l'hey mean well any Clm 12 Circle of the "II S C S 12100 ed c.retcht>n Wode Show Oh f~abjou s day> I 30 MoYle Maline• 1{ Heuth Methodtst Church wdl the problem of melting people to dnve ca1 c way 130 Movie Matme. 300 Ameriron Bandstanl Motorcycles apparently a1cnt as danger neet Wednc•day at 8 p m at lhe Just forgive us and love u 300 1 mencun Band!!hlld fully Through such 1cpotls as the D6pa11 400 Cll'toon ctu~ I smelled that deiJCIOllR 1mell If n you can- We mean well" hurch pt~rso.nage ous as one mi~bl tlllrmtse Maybe we d all of school lunches and resta\lranl C&rtoon Club aoo ~ckey .Mol18e Club men! of Safely has 1ele.1sed we can pick out better dtspose of our cats and acquire motm meals ~o~kl•ll as I went up the >ltckr) MOI18e Club , eoo ve Slar Final IANIURS ELECT CAPTAIN the times of dny and mght the places and the Fw• Star Final 615 John Dalr and Newa b1kes Of 1223 vehicles of all kmds In fatal ac. ~~~ey IO"'I!d J~ek ' and Marton' NEW YORK UP-George Red John !Jaly Newt restaurint today condlllons uf dnvmg whlch lead to wrecks 630 Sugarfool Sullivan a ocrappy center who cldents 986 were passenger car$ and only 12 SU\Idunly hu~ger soloed Inc 130 Wyatt Ear» Wire Stn•c, came to New Y.ork from lhe Chleand thetr resulting fatalities In short we lvere motorcyclea rlllhJ by l~e neck All I could 1ee 0 China Smith 800 Broken Arro" li? Bla<k Hawks Jusl before lhe m1ght say It Is possible to learn when to be was wienoro \ hick with ealoup Votce of Firestone start of the 1900 ~7 Natoonal 8;30 Telephone Tillie PTA TO MilT If this recital of stattshcs fatls to convince or may~e mustard 1 could hardl1 extra careful and just plain caleful' Hockey Leae:ue season has been Top Tunea and New Talent 9 00 1 Spy wait You know what wao In my The SoliSIIury PTA will hold Ita 9,90 Public Defender ShenJI of Cochoae There are cc1laln accidents to avo1d lest you when to be extra careful then go aheaq, p1>cierr;t>•J - wieners and bun• first 1957 meetlnc Tuesday even named captain of the Rangers Sullivan auecee~s defenseman Har 10 00 Newo ef the Ntehl News ot .ne :\lght lnl at 7 30 at the ochool Mra ry Howell \\ho scr.,cd as captam your number come up on the scrolls kept careless driver drive like vou always do Go And e'H!n douibnula Theater I 10 10 Theat" 13 Who ever thoucht ANY tblni Geor1e Stareber, announced to lhe pre'llOus two seasons Sl~n Off above Of 932 persons killed In all actldents ahead' Commit! suicide! 1130 Sogn Off cduld 1111e thot good' Pour on day Mrs Muine Arnold, boop1tat ----- - - ----- -~-:-------h d I h lty cholrman eopedally invl\.. Bu1ns vice preSident Sally at lhe lakin Sate nosp1 tal t e m~'"'", et 1 at ole catsup d h Pr Time < lark smetnry and Vera Dodsun Tho Doy Scout Charter was come .urb!lng out with I joyous all new parent& an teae "' otreasurer p~esen led to the club whiCh t• gloop Tomorrow m•y he bean gram theme 11 ''Get Acquainted In !he O!<'etlng wh>rh w" Ill sponsoring the troop In Mason soup >and Ito heaven[) nothlne Memben are aoked to brm' cook ""'~' or the prcs!flcnl Mrs I The treasurer w" rt'<jlle<led 10 better) but today I m on the hot leo or SIIldwiehel Mro Charles IIlah Zerkle the club \Oied to purth Mf a frum e fnr t and to doa: trail Smlth 111 S\:pt,mber bosteas Mr• Galt ln•lr' ""' 'lrrlr I sponNor the visit of Ihe TD XRu) hun! t In the ""''" g ruum uf Even Queen Eliaobeth lovea em LIOIO" u•ITS TONIGHT ~m~ldent of '"" M1~1n MoiiH·t~ l!nlt to M1110n C1ly In Ortolwr the scouts at City Hall Or dldnt you know ~~ ~ Club when thal orl[llmzatlon 11111 Mt mher s of the dub volunt ecrf'd ln11Ulllut1nn of the new orr cers The Anterlcan Le&ion, Drew en WednP~dnv 1 v~ 11ln 0! nt lh~ tu work at three ReNSlons of the wns dt hl }~d until thl' next lnteresling to me was recent W.eb-~r PMt No 89 will meet home Of Mra Luelllu Swnckhumur 1nil , wurk In the town meeltng authentic otatoment that most Monday evenlng Sept 16 With all In MaltOn With Mrs MJr} lh 'Y I Mtmbors were urged to donmte Prl'"tlllt wcr~> Mrs Swackhamer fatal traftlc accidents h&ke place meJUbert who worked tn tbe Fair lttvlni 81 a co hoS!m "'l•tl•• uf clothing toiteterles Mra Berry, Mrs Zerkle Mrs within 25 mites of the victlm'a Pollee detail al the county latr Olher offieers '""'"' sv rr unl olher 1t01ns for lhe patient•! Juan lfarbour Mrs M.rtha ('ojlk home ' hi Auaust ISk"' to come early by Mn June Van Malr~~o Mrs, Jean Tblnklnt 11 over and citing In 7 30 Br-8)11ar meetinl will begin Warner Mrs lnl(jes Mrs • BellY stances In my own mtnd 1 wu al 8 P 111 a FQreman Mrs Jenn Cook Mrs convinCed of It , , Dodsm l\lro H t t S th M Seems so s~ th&l ot s that Q ol A ltiJlTS TDNI(aHT ' LaVer; Yeager a~. ;~th av:~ H~rryinl lo 10t home m!MbJ , '11l)eodorua Council ~Uihlers OBVO'J'Jl.:D TO INTERESTS OF MEIGS MASON ARlUI Mrs Joyce Caf'on. }lro Mary Tha one reason ond exem galeti'Ji of Alli~rlca wilt meet in reautar bet, and Mrs T D MeOoWlln starting out on a tflp m1ght allon t~ll)pt nt 7 p m The 1 1 LtTTLI RECOVERING And then the really great ell ~II!! pot,luck rtfreohments ierv ot11er blrthd8YI be oboerv ·~oiltliliili~tlm'blil. ble Mil PEB81"Jl BEACH Calif up _ of motoring, joutne to '¥01" "' at lit~ close of thewtll meeting t6 N • • Lawson Little the one time kine s~op~n1 al near~y townt and mollin&ll\loltor •I tile pot! ¢fit~~ at ,..,. of llle lolrways wos recuperating shon evtnlllj fatblly rtdea - aU SUGAR 8UN PTA at hit hQJllo today from the ileii1 lfe tl!ll' 'to ~0111' .,fain ' T~~ s.,ar Run PTA wUt me~t Dellmy by cmter where ...liable 80 CtOif 11ft attock suller,d a month ago Ut...,...._.. 'l'b~ay st the school at 7 30 p '"''a"''• at The Dally Sentinel ofllt~~, •IS ao 'ill tie !orntcr u s Open and Ama Jimmy Durante Lord love m It was announced today by the IS 110 motor nJUto where tul1able> teur chnmplo!l was released f~om him, Is liS!'~ ~d breotllle.slll! hO president ~rs Ray Woodgeard 'u:~:~;· ~ft0 °:0°~1~earn 18, montbl, •uo, lllree mopW. the Monterey Hosp1tal Thur!d•~· ••plains aftor a •1Uiin11 ~~nco Jl ••eept ,undo 1 '!'be OIIio va 8tJI He I• not expected to return tb Slo w down girls my red corp , F!IIE!it~s NIGIIT P....CW, I) otf1ct • competitive golf unto! some lime 1 suckle! aint whal ther w1a • Ed Frle~~~ Nljrht will be o~>s..-ve4 •ltor t~e lirot of the year 1dte Joekson was mere }~ by I'OmerO)' Chapter 1811 Oi:S 1.. Did You Know That? I I 1 I 1 WHTN-TV Cl,annel13 I Daily Sentme DayOO k Mrs. Gal'llngles "d Of New Pres• ent Mason Mothers "'"' I ' 1 Th e D al I s I V ent 1ne ! be; .. lll:;~~~~~~~~;t~~1~:~;~~~~ q~ . 81 Race VI One Heol Winner lilt HI-LOW TIMrl The Grund7 CllJ, Iowa farmer deternunt what both rural and ria Jamea Euler, Emerson Jonea Earl Holt HuntlnltOn, lkGit A~ N!W YOBK UP - 1'be totdell ud IP'Idullt of Ina fillte Co~ urban flllllll•• need In tho way of Wltkeovllle bean dinner C E Young, Ralph Radcliffe.,_H.. water 40 HP, Speed Liner, 400 1apot reported In lise uUon tblo lop, lti'Ve4 U I eounty 18rieul conlawaleoUon aervlcea 1 • " Paul Monlgomory of Salem mer Cook, lian Moore Ben ~an polnll 2nd, Jim Summerfield mornln1 wu FrrJer, Colo wllere tunl qeat frol!l 1139 to IH7 llopn e•platn• that the atudy Center moved Mro Jacob Jun0y born Mro Juhn Zerkle Nro Cra Hunllngton Sc:ott Atwoter 40 HP, It wu 22 degreeo, tbe U 8 Wuth- 1'1'0111 tben Ulltit !filii ht worked wiU cletermine how Important tile ly lvtlyn lrlckloo Mi" Q, 300 points, 3rd Burt Daer Bureau uld The bl.heot tomfor IIIe wflllbaUon and twuran<e to a farm In Gallla county taot ry Davia, Mn E S Sc:haaf Fmda via l!untlngton Scot~Atwater 40 peraturea reported SUnday wu clopartlllellta of the Iowa Farm varloua ebanneb of eommunicaFaohnlo 1 T4e WSCS met at the home of week • t.lro Mntle Bouon 1'ueaday with H P , Jenne, 22a points 103--at Thermal, Coltl Bureau Federallon He now aped tlon are in lbe Buckeye Jtsh ten memben and one guest pre Henry Bartlett of Wellston was allzea In ljte procluetion and ute Waya people hur of new adva(tcet Race VU One Heat free For All fn farm aclenet inelude lorm mai• oent a Saturday lf\le&t of his brother In of feeder plp. 111 C L Ste•ena Aahland, Ky liCINII IIIUID I( new Sundoy Sc:hool room lo law, Ernest Ward and family The plenle, to lie held on tbe ulnea, tho Agricultural Exteulon 42G Hydroplane No I2K 400 A marrla1e license hu beea .. Servlta publication• of the ex being built at the Methodlot Rev Virgil Moss and wile snd po!rt• 2nd, J1m Summerfield, IUed to Doaald Shleldl, 10, Hock Fayetle couoty falrgroundl prom- periment station, salesmen com c~,~h here The proceedl !rom Miss Beosle Matheny of Rutland Hu'iitln1ton Stott Atwater, 40 HP lngport, 0, laborer ond I met Ilea oilier lttradiODJ for Oh1o mereial publlcallona radio tele lhe Ice <ream aupper Saturday were Thursday evening guests of IIWine JI'OWtn Exhlbill, the oet... vlalon And the netshbor~ng farm Mill Q 300 points 3rd Earl Holl Reekhold, 18, ReedtvUie night, which was over $80, went Mro Alice \\ ord Uoo of a port queen, a tractor II!> cr certainly c:~ ' be overlooked Huntington Scott Atwater, 40 HP, for the building Mrs Bumll Drake of Mallon s pii!J demorultltion and a baked Mr and Nfs Tom Perrin and Run reports her brother R H Farmers to be VIsited live 10 Speed Liner 225 points ClAII TO MilT bam dl1lner are among the promother, Ora CaldwelL have moYed William• is very poorly •1 I the 68 of the 88 counllea Some of tbe Tile J 0 F Clan of the United cram features Casto Rest Home 1n Wellston eurrent farm practice• ahout to West Union Ohio Next to the mother m law the IMetliodilt Cbureb will meet 1<> The eveal It belnl aponoored by which they lll'r Wllloam io p&rlially p&ralized back seat driver ia the mosl mal are being quazed are Inight in the thWIIh ot 7 30 In a the Ohio Co1111lle1'dot Swloe Pro- U ·D and ammo Mr and Mr. James Allen Parr and cannot walk lr19zole for weed ud igned member ot our aociely U.D (Continued Iron, ra11 Ontl meeting rtiular Jr have returned from overseas 1 killing, Jtilbeltrot for addong ducen UIOCfatlon and the Pork Ol'1!amzed and undefended back the new laws are effect1ve Nov 1 ------after spendlnliJ: two years in France DIY Producer• UIOCfatloa of Fayette weltlhl to onlmala, bulk m1tt tanka seat r1vers are takmg the crtt1clsm and local mdemnity board• are reSPILLER where he wa. stattoned He Is the phenothiazine for wormmg new county slltlns down They're not fighting qutred to retal!l enough from el Mr and Mrs Norman Gates of grandson of W W Bragg crop vuletie1, antib10t1ea for diJ.. CLEANING 1sting lunda to take care of bene Mr and Mrs Carl Barnhill are VIenna Mr and Mrs Leroy Law b&ek eaae control and warfar~n for ral (Contlnuo4 Prom ,.,. Ont) The art of back sest driving, renee a~d fam1Iy Portland and lit p&ymen\s due in No•ember and vacatloniDs 1n Flonda e we Plcll u, I Dtllww killing Delbert Holter and Beverly spent which JB dymg out was not born December Haii.Cioonlolin<IIIICIIM In Mayor E F Robinoon'a c~un Mr and Mro C E Woode •I Sunday With Mr and Mrs Frank wilh lhe automobile It 'o" back Roger haa a lbeory that each Salurday mghl John L. Grace Local volunteer firemen s de tended the funeral of Mrs Holter and family to the lime when they first start farmlnJ community has a human pcndents boards will be composed ehuged by the •tate patrol with Woode s aunt Mr! Saralt Schneb- Ruby Ann Holter of Columbus ed rtding two on a horse I bell wether' who sets the pace failure lo yeitd the right of way er of Huntington, Sunday In recent years probably the of five membera two to be elected w11 flned $II and coats Jacl!: Cox spent several days With her par 10 adopting new farm 'echmques Mr and Mrs Kenneth David enls most Important contribution to by the l~eal legtalabve authority, lorfeited a $15 bond on 1 tnftle Nelgbbortnl farmero llCek adYiee son and son and MlBo Hazel Hoff 1 from these lt!aders the ~t is what n.as come to be lwo by the volunteer firemen and nolatlon man o( Columbua spent several Mr and Mrs Frank Holter and called the soft needle te<bmque ' the fifth m•mber by the other Snopplns up new lde11 and put days here with their parents Mr family spent Tuesday evenmg A ~ rnple example wlll sufhce four They are to lie elected In In Juol!ee of the Peaee R. E tlng tbem Into oeUon u a COIIIIInt With Mr and Mrs Leroy Lawrence and Mrs Dana Hoffman The amateW' back seat dr1ver 1s December and immediately oraan Grmdley'a eourt Rebert Rebiuoa chaUense to the farmer uyo an Mil Lillie Hardway returned to and family likely u not to say George you tze by electing a chairman and 1 forfelte~ • $2D bond for lntoll- Ohio rural ooclotoglat Know bow of modna methoda may make the her home here for a few weeks dr1ve like a steam roller le"ehng seeretary cohon Sunday School attendance,at the WW Be Open Monday, Sept lfth dlfferenct betweea ata)'lng on tbe Rev and Mrs Free,and Norr1s a pansy patch ' Tbe secretary " required to and Mae Wnlfe took oupp<'r Wllh Morse Chapel Sunday was 30 farm or 1tlllna outanil moYlng 1<> At 'lbelr Homecommg and basket dinner But not the exper1enced prac certify to the Slate Auditor tbe IOWD Mr a~d Mrs Jack Weathcrm&n wiU be held at Morse Chap~! tltloner She will begm her subUe names and addrease1 of the mem How do fumm p!Ct up new Sunday evening Sunrtay, Sept 15 undermining w1th 'Clyde, how ber1 elected alto a Atttement by facts and what eonvincea them Labor Day guests of Mr &nd Churc~ Mr and Mrs Frank Walton ON NORTH SECOND STREET thot IWltcblng their methods 11 a Mn C E Woode were Mr and spent Sunday evening With Mr much <hd you have tQ pay for the elerk of the munletpalitr, township or lire d11irlct of the lol good deol' Everett M Regera of Mr1 Ca!h Bentz of Ravena and and Mrs Fr~nk Holter Formerly Occupted By Dr Cluff your drivers licenee' ' the Obto AJI'(eultunl Experiment Mr and Mrs Milford Spencer of Speed IS a speeaal obsessiOn wlth esl assessed valuation of property On or before Nov 1, 1907 eaeb Jtstlon here Ia trylnc to find out ,Delaware Mr and Mrs Dana Holter of the back "'t dmer, but moat of Open Mon. Through Friday Some 150 Ohio t.rmera and Frank Newland is recovermg at Coolnl!e spent Saturday with Mr them don t know how to handle It munleipalily township or fire dltKeith E Myen, e10t11tlve ,.... lbelr wivea are batting their the Athens Hospital where he IS and Mrs Clyde Wmoa and Mr and The ejaculation, 'Henry, you re lroet is requ1red to pay Into the Sat. and Eves. by Appt. alate trea&urv ita lnltifl premium, relary of the National Swine chorea In field <>r kltcben 1 abort roceiving treatments Mrs Frank Holler Thelma M Pratt Owner and Managmg Operator drtvmg much too fast/' 1s all too based on Its tax valualion,.aa fol· Growers Councb, will opeak at while thia aummer and fall to chat Mn Marlone Kuhn ts employed well known However, back seat lows $300 If the valuation Ia ll!f.l the All Ohio Pork Proclucera p~ with Rolen and lila Interv!C.,..en Marlene Owens and Dorothy 0\Vens Operators In the Clover Farm Store here dnvers with Jong experience have than $7 million, $300 1f the valuaMrs Grace Kuhn Is visiting her a different .tpproach It Involves lion IS more than $7 million but Court nlc HoUJe 14 at W. _ perlment alation Ia 01pccted to children at ranton Ohio the a11ffemng of the legs suggest less than $H million, $400 1! the Mrs EmmR (MeGill) Vlragh has mg an unconscJous tendency to prr1ved m France wh~re she jom PatriCia Gale mnc year old dau put on the brakes and lnd~eattng •al~atton " more than $14 million ed her husband who " stationed ghter of the Rev and Mrs Roher! an unexpreSSed des1r• to tell the hut less than $21 mollion, $450 If Ihere Palmer celebrated her birthday dnver that he Is drlvJng too last the valuation II more lhan $21 m11 Guy Sprlnf!'cr returned home With a party thlS past week Games But the ba~k seat dr1ver IS too hon &nd less than $28 million from the Meigs General Hospital were played and refreshments scr pohte lo say so Politeness 1s so $500 of the valuation IS more than $28 m>lllon Rita 1.nd 1'omm1c Watson had ved bY 1\trs 'Pa lmer who was ass1s unnerving their tonsils removed al Parker~ led by her daughter Belly There w>ll be no further contrl bur~ Thursday The unschooled back seat driver bulion unless the fund drops beGuests were Larry Taylor Ga13 Vern Shields rece1ved word of Lee Ellis Shorley Gilkey Roy Tay conducts has campaign tnducrtmm 95% of the baSlt total the death of h19 brother m law lor Mary and Pete Walburn Jayrc ately The real pracht1oneer paces lowBenefll paymenla will be made James DaVIs of Racme Taylor Brenda Snvre Kenneth himself For example on smooth b) the state agd1tor If a premlum Rex Greene ol Cincinnati call Barth Lmda Taylor :ook.. It ..., ;-;-: ml filii ::: wllen 111 elec!r~ 111111 Is your "lulaNIICsupe rhighways the practitiOneer Is not paid ott or before Nov 1, ed on Mr and Mro John Arbaugh •Ill conserve his strength for tbe the state auditor 1s requ1red to coot" , •• ltllltl 1tiOdent ellctriC appllllCet do aN tht WOfl recently secondary and side roads whose cerltfy the asseRsmen to the county Mr and Mrs Wayne Brlektes negtecled state these days is a auditor to be withheld at the •How dt JW l'ltl! lilt 1111 dieck~~t below to "adtktp" the spent several days •lth her br.. boon to him They put the dnver next tax settlement IPPIIInces frl "" t.Dml. llelt, dieck the 1111111 sule to see how rou .. tlicr and l!lster Mr and Mrs Dale In a stress a tuation quickly recog tlofrW willl tfeefllc "be~" that take the and tile Spencer and Mr ann Mrs cart ruzed by the prachtloner Bauman of Columbua It Is on s~eondary roods that the out Ill Young people from the Moddle aecompllshild back seat dr!Yer w1ll n., ~ Ill (lllttl at , , . take ~ to 1111 fiiPIIIIICt stole IIStad II fConlln•ed Prom p.,_ One) port FITst BaptiSt Chureh attended bring all hiS skill and guile mto play whole the novice Will have Chrtst1an CitiZenshiP the Rev 1111111 ... I far 1 CClllest ent1J llllltlt l1ld 111 ••• the Youth Fellowship banquet at BRIER RIDGE and HANESVILlE the Cambrian Ho•el in Jack!>on as played h1ms•lf out John Lewts District advisor JR the Mr and Mr& J A IArlhur) a part ()f the annual session of the absence of the chairman, Area of Have y(lu ever JIPtlced by the Chrlst11n Outreach Jame• Hull, Steele of Columbu1 are spendmg RIO Gr.nde Bapl!sl ASSOC!ii!On way that whereas every mother a wcel's vacation at the farm here They moluded Dav>d Hoyt tn law IS also a mother - the most man Wheelersburg chairman Ar Dav1d Garriner son of Mr and James Hood Reid Koemg Rober! venerated member of our snclety- ea of Chrlst"n Witness, Michael Mrs Earl Cardner who has been Van Coone) Dora McGhee Clyda every back eeat driver 1s not nec- Beard CheS&peake Area of ChrisIll of a throat infectton IS recov Ta1lor a n d Betty Lou G1lmore easarfly also a dmer' Certainly llan Fellow•htp Nancy Horr of erlng Portsmouth Semor Fellowship rhc~ were taken to Jackson by Mr tile purists are not They make Mr •nd Mrs Chester Mumaw of nJ Mrs M1lton Hood and Mr and the grade not from experaenc:e Counmliors the Rev John Dun· Mt Vernon Oh1o, was a Sunda} l1rs ham, Portsmouth District Youth Wilbur Koemg but through sheer vartuos1ty afernoon visitor of Mrs Ahcc Director Intermediate Countil· Ward tors the Rev Floyd Rowe, SciOta The Perry Clan of Nitro W Ya NEtV HAVEN, VIlle wen here over the week end and CLUB An 1mpress1ve candle h&bt were suesl& of Mr and Mrs J A 1\frs Harry Gnmm was program (Continued From Page One) Steel' of Columbus who are here leader at the September mectmg Wlitl6 Leadingham cha1rman of pledge service was conducted with - lltCI!lc .... James Huffmsn 1n charge A world on vaeat1on of the Rhododendan Farm w.. the Regatta Committee today ex Holland Ward and son, Albert mrn s Club held recently The top. pressed h1s thanks to all who globe w&s plaeed on the altar ta of Rutland and mother, Mr& Ahee lC of the lesson was Protect your made possible the regatta He ~le for the serviCe and the candle by Huffman was the 'Candle Ward, of Lan11svllle attended a Family From Undulant Fever said ~It was a great cooperative heldChros\ Countries represented Baphzlng at Lake Alma at Well - l1aclnalcThe mee11ng was held al t h e elforl for this communitY Every of &ton and called on her brother clubhouse In Graham Station and one pitched '" and ~eally helped by candl01 and tho young people Wilham Williams Coalton Road the hostcss(:s were Mrs R Douglas to make the regatta a aucceas, the who lit them were China Thom11 -Ill I Norman lnd1a Marcia Hooker Mrs MarJorie Ward and son, Roush and Mrs E W Hoffman only non~ooperatlve factor was Alaska Pally Munn Africa M.; - MllfiUIIIGIII Wilbur of Rutland, were supper A short buuness sess10n was the weather' 1anne Lusk Japan Michael Beard, guests of their aunt, Mr and Mrs lcld and MISs Romona Starcher Leadingham taid th&t the com Wilbur Cardwell, Sunday at Ew county home demonstration agent J rnittee was so enthused w1th the USA, Nancy Horr Prayers by -~CIIIIIe lngton •. _ Huffman and Norman concluded "as gue>t flfsl regatta In thiS area that plans Several from here altendedllie Those attend1J\g mclude those are already shap1ng for another to the serv1ce which Included hymns and Scripture readmgs .__ above and Mrs Arthur Jewell make the local area the heart oen Mrs Charles Yonker Mrs Clar ter of the regattas for the Oh1o PreSidents of the varlouo Youth - llattlelleU 11 ence Thomas Mrs Vorgm1a Shar Valley Fellowships placed their pledce baugh Mrs Olsen Sayro Mrs The olliclll report of the Judges cards on the altar during an oflor Charles Jewell M'"" Ora and 1lor the regatta boat race• are tory pla)ed hy M1" Jones, organ Lesta R!Cbnrd Mr! Edwtn Jewell Race 1 ht John Maddrell Ak 1st for the entire program The llrs Albert Roush and Mrs Bert ron, Ohoo, OBt\1 ASI n, Boat No meeting closed With the IlfYF ben - YIYI!4IIIfi'IIIITII .. f• Rou•h , 1255,_1200 poml!! 2nd Dale Hill edtetion W SWS , 1Williamstown W Va No 299E, Projects for the winter lncludt Mrs Howard Burris was program 600 points, 3rd, Tom Ferrell Park the District Youth Rally, Jaeluon leader at the September meetln~ ersburg W Va , No 513S 525 pta on Nov 3 with empha11o on 'Ho,. of the Women s Soe~ely of the Race 11 l!t, John Maddrell Ak P1tals and Homes local church World ServiCe of E U 8 Church ron No 258 1200 pomts 2nd, observance of Hosptal &nd Home The topic of the program being Paul Bee, Parkersburg, No 507 - Sunday', Nov 24, the Mid wtnter - DeltN ,,., "Strength of The Churoh Througn 625 points 3rd Dale H1ll Wll Senior and Intermediate Inatl Prayer )lama town, W Va, No 299E 750 tute"t Galhpolls Grace Methodist Mrs Bert Roush preSided over points Chureh Jan 18 19 a short busmcss sess1on and the Race m 1.. 1 C L Stevens Ash The MYF members are to prehostesaca for the evenllli were land, K No 42K 1100 pmnts 2nd sent original sluts on the Hospital !Irs Bert Roush and Mrs Ollie John Maddrelt Akron No 25S and Hdme theme wh~eh will be Roush 1000 points 3rd, Paul Bee Park g1ven at the local churcheo and erahurg No 507 675 ~omts atso on the dlltricl - ClilllllRace IV 1st Huston Hodge Huntington W Va Scott Atw&ter MEIGS GENERAL HOSPITAL - llllltiiC "" 30 HP, Miss Q 1200 pomt. 2nd Adm1tfed Saturday WUham Ml Clair Boso Portland Ohto Mer chael Middleport Tithe Shorn cury, 30 H P 26 750 pointa 3rd Pomeroy ' Wayne Capeheart New Haven W Discharged Saturday Mcda Va, Scott Atwater 30 HP Betty Weich and cl~tughter Dexter, Mar , II Lou 600 poonts gore! Whe&ton, Guysville Tillie Race V Earl Holt Huntington Shorn Mrs Willis Frost Lon11 Supl L W McComas chairman of the Ofllciol Board pre!lded at W Va Scott Atwater, 33 H P Boll om i Admitted Sunday Olio Leffle, a special meeting Sunday morntng Speed Loner 1200 pomts 2nd, John. Swain Gallipolis WIZard 40 Pomeroy Homer Baxter, Pomeroy at Heath Methodl!t Church RobDischarged Sunday Mark Wer ert Harris, chairman ~f the Trus 675 points 3rd Clatr Boso Port tees reported on the condition of land Mercury, 30 11 P No 28, ry, Pomeroy, Mrs Grace Carr, Harrisonville. the furnace in the parsonage and 600 points eatimated pnces for repa1n or rc placement On recommendation of the Rev c R Konkr~ght the Board voted to have the furmce converted from I1 stoker to hand fire for the wmter 1 and to •atablish a fund for the pur SEE ANY OF THESE DEALERS chase of a gas fW'nace next win ler The meehne was closed wtth a prayer by Mr Konkr~ght Memben present were Sup! Me TUPPERS PLAIN. 16, 1957 National Constit1,1tion Week Is Commemorated This W.eek; Daughters Of Ame,.ican Revolution Toke Leading Role This week, Sept 15 through 21 Js NatiOn a! ConsiituiiOn Week one of the mo1e sens1 ble and' 110rthy such programs to , emmd us of Important facets of ou1 hves Evel)nne has heard Jokes or barbs about Nat1on 11 W<ek Thts 01 National Week 1 hal Begmnmg Sept 22 and endlllg Sept 28 for example IS NatiOnal Dog Week FIdo IS rertam to be the bull of many sly rema1 ks from the Atlanhc to the Pac1f1c We ex pect ~owever to show dunng NatiOnal Dog Week that the commemoratwn does have Slgmfl cancc But Conshtutwn Week should have a cer tam preshge about 11 Eve1ybody but th e Rus smns and their coattml hange!SOII adnut the U S Const1tut10n IS the most Important s111 gle pohhcal mstrument ever deviSed by men and hved under 111 peace With the exceptiOn of one spectacular exception from 1861 to 1865 The Constitution IS more than JUSt a pohh cal mst1 umen t pel haps In year to yea1 poh tics smce Its approval by the 13 states It has g1 o" n to a statUI e where no one openly may deny 1ts authollly Change it 11e would, or mamtam 11 as u IS yes No person 11tlh any sellous destgn to allam a rank m statesman· sh1p can'suggesl sc1 applng It 16,1957-3 Comaa, Mr Konkrlght, 'Robert u,r. ':fs 0"' {tJ_ 11t l ' l I 1 ' . ' ----- I THE DRIVER'S SEAT NeW Law - I Three Arresled "Bell I ether" Farmer May Set I HOME Agri~ulture Pace co. PRAfi'S BEAUTY SALON Iowan To S~ak At Pork Picnic TJ9s Saturday Party Celebrates Ninth Birthday Se~mber Middleport Young People Attend Banquet NEW LOCATION =u=hinllo==a:!Tb~e~Jurv~e~y~co~n~d~u~cted~~by~th~e~e~•~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ m- ooo-. District Youth BRIER RIDGE aue1$1101k.- aclllti&t COLOIAMIC 2 LAMP lULlS w. va. Regatta _...... -r'·-_..,..,...,... ... -=_ ........ -Celht--___.............. . . ....... I --- --- -- WJEH ..... _T.., _ Milas Cou1ty News -= . . . _.........., 11:50 ,., m. _.,.., _..._,_ _c-. _ ..... _....... Daily _,.,......_ Heath Metho~ist on 990 spot Ojficial Board On Your Meeting Is Held -~-. ••• Jtetft,. ••• Radio Dial R COMPANY Writer -- Ollvt Ingraham N~ QUOMUIJIT IN IS MINUTES $150 ruu:on Street, ....._., I~ 1. {Close at Nooa 011 'lbllllll EWING'S STORE ALLEN APPLIANCE RUTLAND FURNITURE J W. COMPTON, 0. D., Olflee Rftlllt t to<JII J. 0. ROEDEL ELEC. APPLIANCES Phoae 197 Ernest Covert, Mgr. ASSOCIATED RADIO ' �,. I - .-illl/!l', ~ . .. · (t;:}ll ~ - ~ ·:,:lit%. ~ 1/!ii/I;!.P'p~ ~.:..iii/IW' .-~ . )!'-:it; t ~ ..~Zil!:A-4 · ·• Baseball Uesults Dugan Brothers lf!ad -AHack Against Jackets I FumbHtisAttacks Yellow Jackets ----. ..-. .-. . By Alan Mavtr In First Game Against Rutland Club (Contlnu•d from P••• One) PLAY BY PLAY K•lly k.cked off to Biddle who returned to Rc•tlaud to ~2. L. Du· gau 4 at RT. then lost two 01 • fa<e I Rowley fu(nbled ond Jl. Du,an re· covered on Jacket 33. I D. Dugan got 3, Grabil!l 6, and 1D. DUiBil again 5 for a lot down ' on the 19. D. Duinn fmnbl\lll, Van· !>ipinner. D. DUiGn clrcl~d ]J: for l Cl! re('O\Iel'lng ror tbe Jackets on 1 . .\ day wilb a big: game coming - SPORTS DESK 91 Boston D!trolt Balthpore c1eveland IVlihlnKt:on · Kan ..s City 1J4 7~ 7~ Ind . .1 Gatne3, J. Lewlo lOI tod. l Game, Wsgner 2:12 T<am a Gam<S, 1'. Tavern 2383 TeaRI 1 Game. i'. 'fav<rll m TOP "5" IOWLEI& AVE. ~- '-'· Gl IVagnor !113 D3 ' '.632 J. L•wl~ 181 ! 7 Jll6 ! ~ B. llcKtnntr t8t 67 .11:i1 14\t ; .:. McKinn•y 166 08 .b24 1~¥. A. Sto~art lOG 73 ·'196 21 60 IIIJ q4 .479 311 5+ 88 .!ll!o 36 5~ 8Q .369 .37 \2 ·SunDy Rttults Chleago 3 Waohington 1 N••w York ~ Kanoao City 3 lsi N•'w YOJ'k 3 Kl!nou City 0 2nd Baltimore 5 Clov~. 4 1St, I~ Inn&. Ba~lmore 4 Ctel~land 3 2nd Detroit 7 Booton I lot · Detroit 4 Boston 3 2nd . Saturdo(o boulll Chleago 5 New York 2 Baltlmore,·3 IJetrolt I lit Detroit 4 Baltimore 3 2nd Booton 13 Cleveland 10 Washlngtpn S Kan. Cit¥ 2, !0 inn•. Tu0111oy'a Oo- , Detroit at New York ' Cleveland at Wa.tdlfllon, night Chl<allo at Baltimore, nliht Kansas City at ,Boston. n(ght A title game on the first big plon Oklahoma wlll be visiting Pittsburgh in a clash that 01any expert• are saying will be the toughest of the year lor eooeh Bud. Wilkinson's souped-up Sooners. W. New York Saturd·ay. of tl1e seuon? SOunds 'silly, but it isn't, hecause d~fcnding natloml chdm- L. D11gan kicked orr to Abbott for TD. Dugan s kiCk bloeked. on Jacket 30, returned to ::15. Row· \ :.icili'C i.~·O. ••mtt PbUadelphlo ' al Chkoao , Ylttol>urgh at Cioelnnatt, nitt,t New York at Mllwauk~o; night orooklrn at St. Lou!J, night AMUICAN LIAGUI Chicot~o 1111 trying Jo pm. K•ll¥ pUJlted 19 to L. Dugan 19 to the 21 . EadJ' P"'S 1his OIVD 42. D. D~,an got 7 at LE, DARRELL DUGAN, 162-pound wingback in the Venna!'i single wi~g attack, goes o!e~ lor .a intmepi<d bY Erwin on ·Jacket' 12. I L. Dugan 9 and at dow. over liE -- Jtutlnn~ touchdown SaU!rday night with an uni~entlfied Middleport Yellow Jacket n~mg h1s Abbott 2 at eenlcr, Whitlat~h 1 at on Jacket 26. back . Rutland, undefeated last ye&r, took its first 1g57 game 25·0 from Mlddleporl_:_ . ·1 AssESsMENTs -;-r A general of Friday night's results at lll!Uand I might suggest that: '· /1 ' Tile Dally Sentinel I. RuUand again may he a power in the Class A BUckeye . conference. Jim Vennarl's three returning regulars from last! ,, CLEVELAND UP -The Cleve· · year ·ale good ones indeed. Pat Eads and the Dugan boys land Browns, with eight rookies wpuld play on anybody's ball club: · in the stsrti~ lineup, are thr.. 2. Rutland's line anchored by two big and potentially good point underdogs r or tonight'• lackles can be a• tough nut to crack this fall. meeting with the Detroit Liom 3. J tm Gra ham WI'll not f'l11 J'1m cremeans tallba ck shoes, at Cleveland Munict.palldropped Stadhiln.an eorier 20~ but he can run. Jim Bill Hobstetter and Roy Creme•n.s (Jim's 10 decision to t h, !Juns in De· BY ,RID DOWN I· Frosh brother) are comers. Roger Turper Is an ag~esslve erid. troll on Au\(ust 14. United P- SJOOrl& Writer -il.f Clael Taanelllll · Rutland's whole line played heads-up football and every man However, Coach Paul Brown Stan Musial's return In a lamll· had the Vennarl stamp on him-NOT AFRAID TO HIT, wao optimistic about bll team'• lar hero'o rote today !Ired the St. Louis C~rdinols' bid lor • miracle .Jackson will win the SEO football ehaftlplonship for the MIDDLEPORT . · , - - ehanees. He said h 1s team w,s pennant but it'• •1111 Milwaukee's fourth straight year (including a tie with Pomeroy m l 95.5) "better than the 1956 team and 1 The Jackets have a passer In Jr Row! hut h' 1 National Leaauo 11118 unleu the said 11 area sportswriters and radio sportscasters Sunday tn receivers need sharpening Erwin .d Whlet!V t.-~h IS am •nt fCr 8 we have more speed than we've Braves blow sky hi&h. · · an a c can run bu j bad rar sometime " b 1 J k: on 1 L II t t h a secret ba• o a t e egton c u n ac s · smart Rutland defensing bottled them up Coach John Thomp . 1 1 son has his work laid out for him here There were few WALK RECORD TO CZECH they ellmbecl to wlthln 2111 same• ern to por sw • . blocks th1·own by Jackets-the kind that takes a man clear I VIENNA UP - Radio Prague of the lront·runnen by beating the to some &rid fans of this area who had b~en noddmg toward out of a play, CHICAGO UP - Notre Dame's! Depth is hiS major worry, and reported sunday thst Milan s11ront Pittsburgh Plratet, H and u-s, Jackson's sister city, Wellston, to take it all. In the pre-~ohng 2. The line_ defensivelv _ showed s1 2ns of eo 1 11 football future Is brighter, coach he said "I'm juut trying to find 11 , of Czechoslovakia eclipsed. two whUe the Braves dropped a 1~ aurveys of all the SEO teamtl, however, Jackson opttmi~m In 1957 S••med to . . m n~ a ve Terry Brennan believes: but he! ball players and not worrying ' world walk10g records, .steppmg 80 tnnlllJ, 8·2 ~l'Cision to the Phlla·. could not be covered up by tertrJS such as "we Jack offensive t k. . , lack mobility and qutck reaction. It did 1 can paint only a bleak p.dure for about 0 three deep or a two deep miles m 4 hours, B mmutes, 21.8 delphia Philllea. The Cardinal• ., and "our depth is unproven." They have depth . some- no 1ar. Wtlhnrrne~~ for conl.act. the Irish fans this year. lineup. second!, •nd 150 kilometers in 4:4 8 made up alx lamet on the Braves I t~g at least four other coaches are still looking for. Schools , 3 Ltne- offrnstvelv- mmed Mslgnments or overoowered "We're a year away," he said. 17.5~ll)' tatlnl dntn~llo~ their. last 11 i like Pomeroy and Middleport would be happy with depth , l fteo~Jrntlv ~v 1\utland. Enough wei~ht. More game exp~rlence "At least It'll take uo anotlw" - - -, pm..-.n at ave 11 .gameo , and tnstructton could upgrade this hne. ye1r to atronger eompetltlvcly remalnlnl to them,tneludmg a ,provenorunproven. Certainlywellbeshetterlootball ' n VItal three " game oorteo In Mil· The Pomeroy Panthers were picked to finish third in a tie RF, nr~Jrv ,, Miller""' ''"" '"' ,OliRTH QUART~~ ' . team this year. but our opponents I 1\A waullee, Sept 23·24-20. with W~llston . Gallipolis was selected for set"Ond But an m- · 1R """1' and ''1. do~n on .10 On n•,thnd •ll•""<< on~ oe\ h'"' '" haven't gotten weaker. They've The reOIOn fpr the spectacular terestlng development, almost a "revoltln' one" was the way ~"~r"',~v fumbl• ihe Jacket .... <1, , •• , ~sd' itot to nnd l•t stayed the ..... or 'gotten strong· 1 0 Ou· -town on 81. n Duunn 7 st I.F U. er." turn the roce ~·• tsken Is simple: second third and fourth places were voted · ,.. " hwas reeo'''" 45 by ' I CLAMPED ·oN · NASHVt~LE ship , drovped in his.tmks. •· , oao~R couRT ' this week end that JOlt migot de· cide the 1957 nallon•l champion- ley l'e<:overed awn fmnble , no gain, I D. Du,&an kicked orf to Wb1t· Hal-rii 1 at HG. 1\owlry's pass in· Jlat{;'h on 10, retur'ned to 23. Erwin tmeptetl uy E•d.s o11 Jacket 40, no gain. Bing got 1. Rowlerlost 7 1.\ -~Piitlt T11ttctly't season already was underway lo· D ouaan 's pass ro Graham in· r.:omplete. L. Ol.lgan's pau to Tom Jcrters aJone tn e~d z~ne complete assess~ent · .eog ~.5,·57 ... a. \Veil (leii),. IJ,, B. &ltof1107 Ol'llerl MIIJti' w. R. Oliver, liilltiab~·illlool auperliltil!idM~ ' ~ • . ' I ', . \ ' Browns' Rook'es "ettmg Te8ls BOWLING Team Three Games F. STANDINGS ' I ' The Cardinals are hitting and the \ ' ga n qn t MIDGET AUTO nll!!llfl'~ "~ ~-; jnrnmolptn r.""" ""1 I I 10 I Claybanks Speedway I ·Golden Anniversary INTERNATIONAL. locattd Snead larked a ~-under- par 33· onto the ~penine rqu.oda of 70 and 60 Sunday to aU but saw up the $11,000 liral · prize money t.bst . would boost hls ollioial PGA win· nlngs past the $28,000 mark, al- day arll'rnoon. Airm:tn Whitlat·k 33 .• qualified ror advanefd tedmica1 traioing and will attend ont of I the Air Force Techhital Schools when he cGmfletts phase 11 of hb basic traininJ. tbDUih be bun't won a single title lhls rear. Bu he said be definitely wam't golns to play it safe t oda~ . front of Earl Stewart Jr. or Dallli AIIIMAN FRYE BROOKLINE. Mass. !UP) --1 Airman ~lden Eugene Frye, Newly-orowned u.s. Am•teur JOI! 18. who Is lhe son of Mrs. & F. ehampion Hillman Robbins turned Frye, Crockett Avenue, Pulaslc, bia back for the present on 8 pro· Via., h9!1 been assigned to the fessional Career and hPaded to· ward his duties ts an Air Force lieutenant at Blytheville, Ark. The ~5·year-old Robbins from 3275th Tt:chnical Traininr Group at Lackland Air Force Base, Texas, where be is currentl>' undergoing Phase u Basic Jnln· llemphis, Tenn., made himseU a In~. . surprise ~ing of the amateurs Sat· rhe new airman rce~ntly com· urday wilh his 5 and 4 final-round · pleted a. ~our week f1nt phase Last year Drennan had to etart -I Rtcruiling Office I m e Jacket Fo~e at the Masonic Ttmple eat•h Fri· Rohbins Turns Back On Career As Professional ACES Brav11 aren't. The JlugKing Red· On the basis of 10 points for first place, nine fot" second, Grnhum 33 '·' 01100 RF. and lstl oot 6 and lot down on ZO, D. Du· . seven sophomores in· most games birds have scored a total of 91 eight for third, etc., Jackson had 101 point s OUt O[ a possible down on J"~ot .12 , 1: Dugan loot "' n 1n nvo• tE. nnd ht dow11 on . BAd against So~bern California, runs In taking 9 of 11. The fal· 110 Gallipolis 87 Pomeroy 85 and Wellston 85. In other ~\.Di Dugan movmd own tum· 'ho 10. ll Duron ? ot LE and L he llirted nine. They 11wore good I terlng Brave have tallied 0 total 'd th f' l ct·' · · · bl d d ld b ~;: , ost 2· D. Dugnn pass to Tur· D11ian 3 ro1· the TD L Dua:nn'.t 1 aophotn9re.1/' he sa1d, but under 1 9 wor s, e n·s lVtsJOn IS s~ram e an COU e more so nor Incomplete. D. Dugan 4 ot left k' k d · · normal circ"~atancea they would of 30 and · h 1eague pay. 2~-0. M'llt •·• mueh.• · ·t 1 losing of made l!. only 7~ hit• in bef ore Nov. 8, when most c1ubs f'm1s en d. 1"II lost on downs on 12 as "D no D ggoo k'. Seorc k d 0 rr • n't have played 1 0 8 ,J. Athens ca.me ln with 75 points at fifth-a big question mark q~artcrs~~~e~JD •QUARTER : 27, ret~r~~d·tco ~2. Wh~tl.:"Jhr g o~ NASCArCPURSE- POSTID Muoio! R"um" Attock here, as the Bulldogs could soup themselves up to something 1 E · . 1 , 6 nt RE. Rowloy to Boll•v pa;, in- MARTINSVILLE va UP A Mu s'. i I th • 1<· !low wl" rea11)' •much bel t cr as wee ks go by- an d Logan, Ne1sonv1'II e an d M'd I n. renter. . t . ., 01-'4''·''" .11 RGost Whill tch 10 1Abbott ~ 1 L t com~ 1ete. Rowley Jo Miller P"' purae of $18,leo ,hu ·hee posted 1 ean keep the Cardinal attack hum· dleport followed with 61, 43 and 35 points respectiv!!ly. E. Kcily punted to' D. o'u•ana 011 lnromplele. Kelly punted to Rul- for the 250" mlle National Swecpmmg, t esumed. his regular 6tatu1:1 land 23 retur d t0 38 Sundoy and conll·ibuted three key General outline of te:ms: . Jacket •Ill, rc~umcd to .;2. . · ne il~kes N,ASCAR a.uto roee at the 1 · hitfo-Jwo doubles snd 8 .tngle- to I !lay Noble. Willard F ilzpalnck and Ed Clark. for Jackson-- t.. Dugnn no goln m two tr:e~ st L. Dugan ain Jwo trieo, and Gri- Martlntv11le Speedway, Sept. 29.11 Sunday, Septe~ber 22 - 1:30 P.M. the Redbird•" two-game 25·hit to- . Nobody will go thr01!gh or around 011r line consistently. center. D. llugon rt•elect olf 30 hom 6 at RT ror 1st down on 40. D. Twenty if'~d nat:onal ..." and tal. Ken Boyer und 42·yoar-nld Wlwn we're senrecl on, tl'll probably be the long breakaway. om his left .end to Jsc k..t 12 and Dugan nu Kiln, L. Dugan lost 5 20 ~onvorti es will 11811 m the Walker Cooper hamm l!rc.•d out Our lin(• i.'i reasonahlv hig , experienced, nnd rough. Our backs l t;t . dn~n. L. Dugan, bullet! over R und Gralllu.u recovet·ed his own ~50~0~ · l!fP~.e;::v~eD!,;t·;..._ _ _ _ _..J_____________________.I homers In the opener, clinched by · II tl . I ·k d y . t Q t I k ct' 1 lor rD !.. Dugan s kick blocked. tumble. lo•mg 12. L. Dugan punt· a eix-run, Clfth·lnnlng rail)', und u new liS year, a< Mpee . erJan, a uar er oo s .goo . . · Srore i3-0. ed to Middleport on Jacket 41. Wolly Moon sm.athed out two Greene at a half ('jJn run but nobody IS extra fa st. Our Ime IS I.. nLl gJn kicked off to a~~ilty on Two Rowley p&Bies incomplete · Come In for a "MANEUVERABILITY TEST" of a nlfw homers and two sinai•• tn the bolstPred hy Ail-SEO Oogie Price, .Junior Clements at center 30, relln·ncd to 35. A-bbutt go1 four Whillatc~ 5 at liE. Jackets pen•· nieht~ap, "!ted aw~y early with - a grea t one- ond Stan Evans at Iackie. Coach Keadle is 11s- yards '" three shot • •t I he line ll10d 5 for llleaal laton! and Ru•· five runs In the flrat Inning. . lng Gene Sluu~hter's split T. I'We may be beat hy the !oM Kelly punlcd 46 to Eado who w" land took over on the Jatket 40. Beblnd that oort of bombordmg, one. or In oassing but nobody will run over us In short •alns .. dropp•d on the Jocket 47. Diddle aot 4 yards as the aanll Herm Webmeler aalned his lOth , W · ' · End. 3 at guard, L. Dugan lost ended. , win and Sam Jones his 12th- al· Odie 0 ~oneli for Gnlilpolls- e've got II iOOd, tou gh 5. !hen made 7 up the mJddto Eads MlDDLIPORT I thou1h both needed help from Ute starters. ~Otnl! both ways. and there It stops, This team h~s puntetl to Bin~ on the 10 who re· EndJ, Bailey, Miller, werner, bullpen. bePn Iabbe~ the fastest . m~n for man everywhere, Gallipolis turnrd 20 to the 3D. W. Harris; tackles, Kit Neal, Hoi· Brov~• tn Slump has had . But II u'nvhodv gets hurt. we're finished. A 110- Whttlalch lost 3, Fumbled in ler, Vance; guurcs, Ketchka, SloTh• Braves mau battln! olump 1 nonndrr Is front ltnr rrservr lor a guard. Albert Lee at I40 barkf:e ld. Ahhott lost 2 Kelly ver, Blake; center., ~suck . Backs, II reflected by their bottlntl over· 'ts , urr.tf hrenkawav runn••t· This Is a lil!ht team backs nve . puntrtl to Biddle on Jnrkl'l 45, rc· Rowley, Erwin, J. Harris Abbott, . &ie& In the Jut 11 iatnC8; Ed 1 . · · · . · · ' . r ltunH·d to :lB. Woitlolch, Bing. Kelly. 1 Mathews, .269 Including 0-for·IO aVJng lo?.. the llnp 1fi7. The Blue Devtls are using a ~ulflt>le 1.. Dng·.n passed to Turner f>r RUTLAND In the loot a fames, Hank Aru·on, nffrn<J' hose~ nn n shift lrnm •nmethfn2 tht \noks hke the 9, Grahum ma~e 7 and tst down Ends, Turner, Jeffers, J. Eads: .214; Red S<hoendlen•t. .200: John· ~mgle wtnl!. Bob San~. ex-Marohall Player, Is new coarh. on Jacket 24. DujaQ's paso to Tur· lockles, Barr, Lont. Justlee. Sheets ny Logan, .0111 ; Frank Torre .. 121 : ner Incomplete as holf ·endcd. jUard.s, c-anon, Goode, Bld41e Dol Crandall, .238 Wes Co•tn1ton, Chet. Tannehlll, for PoiJleroy-Hawthorne Is back, bigger, THIRD QUAR'I'IR eenter, R. Graham, Cermon, Ro· .256 and Bob H11le, .208. . toughet and laster than ever. Coach Alo Clio has 11ncovered L. Dugan kieked off .to Walter mine: Backs, Pat [ads. L. and D. Frank Robinson knoehd In rour a quarterback Who looks sound In Terry Ph&lht. Vernon Hnr- lhrrl, on 10, relurn~d tu 28. Irwin Dugan, J. Grabam, Cremeans HorundsBwbl\b.t. !t<lmttr 1nd • •inile rison could be one of the league's fine breakaway runners. ~ot5 st suml, Abbot!~ al tackle, botetter. ' an ,''fnurmon, Ed Bailey anti Rodney Spencer Is Improved The ba•kfteltl took d "· 9 goo • uor- seven regulars, that went 0·10 last year but with a new coach ·i pttcher Hoi Jellco•t ilJO homered · · ' as \he Cincinnati Redlop whaeked ring Injuries. The line, missing five regulars from last year's Give Hln\ . tirrie. ~r. Rowley can pass from the T but d1·1 the Brookl)'n Dodlera, IJ.O and team, 1s unproven offensively and de!en1iveiy. game experience Erwin has mov ' d th · nee 1 .:the Chl<•l• Cubs downed th~ New Bob Willts fpr Wellston- Tommy. C~mpston, All·SEO end weight and speed. Line is big lr'u~t ~ t e ~~:~~~ giving ~r& Giants, 6-2 and HI, tn other of last year leads a veteran club that tied Pomeroy for !ifth ljtust rebuila. H~l some good ·Fro8h 1 un d j 1om~nl 1a:::i.,.s KHp Aollln last year. Steve ~cott at full ts run111n1 b~tler and Dick Pott• 1\'111 l~arri. B!ige.t task: Creatin& a' ne! ~~ In the Amertean LoaKU~ th at 165 pounds has matured Into a good back. Une has nb ilapts !'pugh (oo!b@l[ New York Yanke" went ,.,:.; th: with average weight nt 185, but loote~ sound defen!lvtly ;~_;.::a~.::.:,~.::l.:.::;.·,.i,__ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ 1 businm ol wrapplnK up casey against Portsmouth East. Could go all the Wly, or another 4th Sten1el'a eighth pcnnont In nine or 5th place team. yeara with ti-J ond 3-0 vletorles Andy Chonko, for Athens-Coa~h Eskey has 14 seniQrs ~~~~:!.::~::!a ~~h ~hi:Ue•; back and a very limited bench. Glenn Cornwell Is coming Je~d to 5111 a•m:: des:u. ~~:_ through at Quarter, paases well. GasiiJD and Soiltb VilU worry ~Itch Cblol'o White a91 3·1 win anybodv will) the baU. A shallow team, but good until Injuries . over t~e Washtnllton Sensto11 'and ~orne along. · red~ced New York's ''mail< numJim Myers, Logan-Our best bov, lerry Stew1rt. center. be~l•~~y,.;;'a~tle went 31 broke his collar bone against L~ncaster .amd 1a ·I~at for the sealift hie averll• to .aae c~~~;~~ son. Offense looks ali rl~ht. Defense, bl~ question mark. New Chid•• Ann~ ll1f81NATIOHA\S range frtfll PlauPt to )3.000 lbl. OVW t&Mhteltra. to the IIIIo Tf11 Wllllomo' .876 John ';Vard, Nelsonville-We're rebuilding. Walt till ntxtl Oth•r lf\\Til~ATIO~ALI, to 96,000 lin. G~W, "'-"4 ••t ••,ltl't ...t\•••pleteliAe. Je.,ue-toacllni flfUre. yea;- Were hoping t~ win one game, Middleport. Next yc!ar People who are inttrealtd In Jim *llnnlq pH<Iuld a five-hit· we 11 be as tou~h as In '56. · he the lfu..y on this new l'multATIONAL '!luck? UauImproving their hamtl an tor for hie IPth win 1nd Frank Chet Tannehill Mlddleport-1111tls Is the same teem less ally tbe siJn ola cut-down. cnmpecl Cllb, Isn't II? Lary I.. Dtcl hit llth trlun1ph as , ' · ' ' easy budget lfrms with no tbe Delfolt rlpra belt the Bolton But not in t!tU new Go/dell AnniwracJry brzaNaTIOIIAL AO monty down. Dal111't me!Nr Red Sol!. ?·: ~n4 H. Modell • II hom11 ore mertgogecl, If The Balt111ore Orloleo wentlllto lnlerealtd '" · , flflh pllee When they beat the INTDNATIOIIAL baa ach!Md llltUimum IIIIJMilvmzbilily and • Clevtlind IDIIIID' (1-4 In 16 Ill· a ·llhorl, 89-indl bllmper-loobaclt-of• dlmenaiori, yet bas bpi : IIIWI and il Ia 1 maralhoh 4ou· cab full alre, doora full elze and lncrearted tbe ...... heiiht only -lileJle•¥· 3%-indlecJ over a conventioaal mcxlall ' . • -:'--:---~ g joba. See us :'" ' VNDU DOO WINS <;ome In lor cur "ManeuverabUIIY, '1l!at." See how you ride In ne Remodelera. • · DOIITKUNI), Germany UPtom(oH, whlle you maneuver with·- - And clieck the low low actp111. Financing. ::lii!U Kalbl•ll, 204111 , Berlin, an prim. ~. too: Over tl!o Yf1UI, INTDNAT!mW. ~ -u.- underdos. won the German COIIItGil to OWD-Cilllt recorda prow Ill •H Mato!lalo ~elabt boxing cbamplo111hi~ 10.12" lOt It ,Jiitutday nlaht by knoekl"' out 'Me our leallll\Y time I •... ••• 10c eaeh . ' · JJelm Neuhauo, 21910, Dortmund, 'l@~ tL •••••. tk Iii III• el&btb roun~. :teatL '. •••• 9e golf tournament today, but he W()R't be ''!1ursing" 11. N. Y .. wbo finished the lhree.quarlers mork at 21K. FOr NOtre Darne, Football Fans, But Not This Year! be Lhe perfect ~oil swinM. parked an elght·strok• lead Into Jhe final I'OUIId or lhe $40,000 Dallas Open W L Pel. and AI Bessollnk or Grosslngers, I I DALLAS UP -Sa muel Jackso, Snead, the West Virginian with Tavern dl Brennan HaS Ch ' AIRMAN WHITLOCK Airman Basic Dale E. Whitlork .too Of Mr. 1nd Mrs. William E. Whltlook, 204 l~ s le_~· St., Pumc· roy, Ohio, hll completed PhtM? one or hb balic train in g accord· ing to Staff Sergeant Bill Miller the ltcaJ Air Force Hee ruiter wi'lo ill a!i8i&ned to the Pomeroy Air 2383 _,.,,..,fltr : Snead Cards NearCineh For$8,000 Snead, whO just needs four more victories to run hi~ 2l·year career Team Siow:le Game F. Tneru total ro an eve-n lMl major cllam· 8~. }ionships, was ela:ht big llrokes in l .00~1 Frank. Mr. 1nd kn. P. R. Orr of ColiiDibuo were ovunlgbt guests ol Kr. and Hrt. S. C. f'roderiek re, cently: . TWIN CtTY LEAGUI "An)•Ume I play it safe, there's High 'l'br.. G•me Ind. Wagner. only one way I eo · und ·tllars 544. . down.'' be r.ommemed. Jllgh Single Cainc- Wai"er 232 I the~~re;t'~ ~1~ ::. ~~:~~ay be:.~~ Reos~.It ~~ th~ v~\\~~; ~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~uc~~~eo~:~e ~~~~~~~~~ "".".'.!.' . Fot•man-Abb&tt e 0 1.000 Friendly Tavern 4 2 .333 Sports Center 4 2 J23 American Leaion . . . . 3 3 JOG 0 10 · • " Warner · · · · · · · I ~ .186 lloose · SIAION HtG~ 6 ·000 · Plt.tsbur8h .3 Cbieaao I Ill Chl<a1o 7 Plltsburlh 3 2nd St. J,ouia G New York 1 Philadelphia 5 Cln<lnna!l 0 Brooklrn 7 Milwaukee . I ar' ptn·i ! (lincinnati Sundoy's Rownt Phila. 3 Mll\l'&ukee 2 ~1), lnlll. Clnclnnotl I I Brooldyo'"IJ St. Louis 9 Plttlborsh 6 lit St. Lollis 11 Pittsburgh 3 2nd ChlcaJO 6 N•w York 2 Ill Chl<1go 7 New York 6 2nd N!W YORK (UPJ - Wllhout even walling to find out whether the Y1111koe.s really "ln" or if the Braves ore going to blow this ponnaut, too, the college football 22 on Jacket 44 and l~t. down. the lJ. Gr~!Jam r over e~ntcr, I.. Dugan ! kowley recovered ~Is own f1.1m· blc. Rowley pass to Miller good tor i 1 rrcov~red own=fumbh:, lost 5. · alized 5. U.l. J\1. L. Dugan 9, then 29 yards and 1st down on J.acke l loSI 2. Jackel<' boll ou cum 36. 42. Ewin los t I. llowley loll 10 try. Ji.arri i no gain <.t center. Erwin I ing to pass; how!e(s pass lnter·1 no gain at center. Rowl~y·s paS3 1 ccptcd by D. Dugan on 50, reharn· lleep ri ~ hl fl:il inten•(!ptcd by D. ed to Jacket 23. Duen11 on ;\'ltddtepurt 40, e:o(ng all the WilY to score. L. Dugan's kkk Score 7·0. . M: lw.au'<ee SOQner, Pit Gasne-Seen As Decider For U.S. Title 1 83 80 .580 2\l 80. 64 :2~ 6 6 73 69 • 14 12 72 72 .600 14 68 78 .466 19 58 88 .397 29 f!6 117 .892 29\t Phlla4elphla ' By United ',,..,. New \'ork . NATIONAL LIAGU' Pitt1burgh ' W. L. ,,,, Ill Chicago 4- Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy· TALL TOSSER St: Louis DrQoklyn ~ - --/ ···· I ,.... \.. ' cen: Dustlilr orr lho bart, he oatc1. "' want to lei tbo ch1et ••• Tbll r:ao'& ro oa! tn victory over 40-year-old Dr. Ftauk j ~sic ~ratnmg c~r~ at Lackland tn whu::.b. he quahf1ed for advan ' 1 ced, trammg. · ·~rm not intM'ested in tumiQg While in his lpeclalited train· pro right now," said Robbins after lng each airman abo cdtnpleteb his triumph. "I want to play some the Air .li:lrte's regular . basic Ta,ylor of Pomona Calif. . ' more in the amateur cirC"Uit." ' vtGJLANa! WliH tl'eLAXATlON wu tn the~ In Nallhvllle, Terin., under the lnftuenco of a federal court oider restraining tnterterenctl with orilerty deaegregaUon In the clty"l aehoOII. I!Omo NetrrO children were In clwe~ but.many white parentl kept their chlldrell at home, (lnlorM~OIIGl/ ' - - . -~··-·--·· .. -~- - ---- ·-- ---- KASPER'S GOT IJ'O DIG UP $200 FINES IN NASHVILLE . MElTING CALLED '111m JA~ 11 mated to a woo11tneV clreu : for tho tall and wblter ~llec. tiOD dtaiJntd.· .bY Bent Claire. 1ft or avocado, broWn ton.. The Third Wednesday Home De· monstration Club will meet Sept. 18th tn continue with th.eir uphol· lrtry work and start a new project of covering lamp shades and any one interested in same come to : tr3ining program. Jn making the tran~itio~ from ci'lilian to airman at Lackland the trainee rompletes processina aptitude testing, physical condi· tioning, survival an<! weapon~ training~ and rloSl!room studies ranging from citizenshio to mili· tary customs and courtesie1. fHIS PHOTO obon West ~y•o two .!Dp poDtlcli opponent.l u they ottende4 lt«<ll funeral 'of Dr. Otto Suhr. 'liljo waa Weal Berlin"• mayor. At lett Ill Chaneellor K'ollrl<l Adl!ll&-, ' ctlrtsU&n Demtlerat leader; at rl(h~ Erich Oll<nbauer, Soclll (lilt~ 8001!4pllolo) DeDID<rO.t le~er. THIS JUSTICE NPT BUND . ~ and wblto rourb. textured the building aeross the street from Ltke the USAF otl~c•r candi· tweed. lbe jaeketlllllned Wltlr the Pill! Office at I o'clock a nd dale and Pre-Flight School, Jlso I av~ wool ·lel'IOY to matcll Ml'!. J..sl• Collrlll, will demon- Ideated at Latklsnd. teehmeal ' the dre... The dreu. neckline strate how to "tover lamp shade~ training lays the grcundwork £or ta .a toft, · ale~\tea 1 ltll,ltJL ·tman art eowl; the and- advise- on- m.eterhd und a· eu.ch person's asa~nrnent at a thJ'ee1u&rter moilnt ror sam~ Mra Irene Parker specific position on the Air Is president of the Club. Foree defense team. _ __ -1. TEL~OVIfS: Flnt Run Films Right in the Home- ° 5o\ :p:;:t .;:; f::e 0 s: Wanted CAS ·l~ ·1- $2lto " -- - ' ',BIIl7l While returned to l1is Charleaton, W. Va .. Satur alter a weeki vl•H Mrs. Ran MIJbt, Rut· . other relatlv... 1191. $100~ "--Xal Hlndy, Mana1er ' 300 W. Seccmd St.- Phone: 4S2, l'oiaeroi? Hour" M<>~~.-Frl. 1-1; Sot 9-U-Opeo ntnlngo•r ~ loal'lt IIIGdt. to r.aldtnb of nMiriiJ towftl lfiiEINATIONlL TRUCKS 1 THE POMEROY cWENT BLOQC CO. 4!Yeano1Celtll,._~ PHONE 8! or 435 ' · . POMEROY co•t least to ownl ', Eq,lipment CQ. ln~;p~rated ~na0Y .OaJO '\ . 1 j-; 1 ' . Lodp or-- -nrltt Ruopry 1 ...,.... to lllo to llop. ltaDiplq oil •prlllllp bJ "t>lller tllld flollllo" •telUto peoploa. . ,. ,,'" tHm SPIICHIS b1 Hwy Cabot Lo£tio of the U, B..ud Sollolev ol lbo U.B.S.R ht(llliJi, . . IIIII lbl UN . U. movu to ia4dle ~ orrldaiiy With prllli bloodWII. ~e 8~ . �,. I - .-illl/!l', ~ . .. · (t;:}ll ~ - ~ ·:,:lit%. ~ 1/!ii/I;!.P'p~ ~.:..iii/IW' .-~ . )!'-:it; t ~ ..~Zil!:A-4 · ·• Baseball Uesults Dugan Brothers lf!ad -AHack Against Jackets I FumbHtisAttacks Yellow Jackets ----. ..-. .-. . By Alan Mavtr In First Game Against Rutland Club (Contlnu•d from P••• One) PLAY BY PLAY K•lly k.cked off to Biddle who returned to Rc•tlaud to ~2. L. Du· gau 4 at RT. then lost two 01 • fa<e I Rowley fu(nbled ond Jl. Du,an re· covered on Jacket 33. I D. Dugan got 3, Grabil!l 6, and 1D. DUiBil again 5 for a lot down ' on the 19. D. Duinn fmnbl\lll, Van· !>ipinner. D. DUiGn clrcl~d ]J: for l Cl! re('O\Iel'lng ror tbe Jackets on 1 . .\ day wilb a big: game coming - SPORTS DESK 91 Boston D!trolt Balthpore c1eveland IVlihlnKt:on · Kan ..s City 1J4 7~ 7~ Ind . .1 Gatne3, J. Lewlo lOI tod. l Game, Wsgner 2:12 T<am a Gam<S, 1'. Tavern 2383 TeaRI 1 Game. i'. 'fav<rll m TOP "5" IOWLEI& AVE. ~- '-'· Gl IVagnor !113 D3 ' '.632 J. L•wl~ 181 ! 7 Jll6 ! ~ B. llcKtnntr t8t 67 .11:i1 14\t ; .:. McKinn•y 166 08 .b24 1~¥. A. Sto~art lOG 73 ·'196 21 60 IIIJ q4 .479 311 5+ 88 .!ll!o 36 5~ 8Q .369 .37 \2 ·SunDy Rttults Chleago 3 Waohington 1 N••w York ~ Kanoao City 3 lsi N•'w YOJ'k 3 Kl!nou City 0 2nd Baltimore 5 Clov~. 4 1St, I~ Inn&. Ba~lmore 4 Ctel~land 3 2nd Detroit 7 Booton I lot · Detroit 4 Boston 3 2nd . Saturdo(o boulll Chleago 5 New York 2 Baltlmore,·3 IJetrolt I lit Detroit 4 Baltimore 3 2nd Booton 13 Cleveland 10 Washlngtpn S Kan. Cit¥ 2, !0 inn•. Tu0111oy'a Oo- , Detroit at New York ' Cleveland at Wa.tdlfllon, night Chl<allo at Baltimore, nliht Kansas City at ,Boston. n(ght A title game on the first big plon Oklahoma wlll be visiting Pittsburgh in a clash that 01any expert• are saying will be the toughest of the year lor eooeh Bud. Wilkinson's souped-up Sooners. W. New York Saturd·ay. of tl1e seuon? SOunds 'silly, but it isn't, hecause d~fcnding natloml chdm- L. D11gan kicked orr to Abbott for TD. Dugan s kiCk bloeked. on Jacket 30, returned to ::15. Row· \ :.icili'C i.~·O. ••mtt PbUadelphlo ' al Chkoao , Ylttol>urgh at Cioelnnatt, nitt,t New York at Mllwauk~o; night orooklrn at St. Lou!J, night AMUICAN LIAGUI Chicot~o 1111 trying Jo pm. K•ll¥ pUJlted 19 to L. Dugan 19 to the 21 . EadJ' P"'S 1his OIVD 42. D. D~,an got 7 at LE, DARRELL DUGAN, 162-pound wingback in the Venna!'i single wi~g attack, goes o!e~ lor .a intmepi<d bY Erwin on ·Jacket' 12. I L. Dugan 9 and at dow. over liE -- Jtutlnn~ touchdown SaU!rday night with an uni~entlfied Middleport Yellow Jacket n~mg h1s Abbott 2 at eenlcr, Whitlat~h 1 at on Jacket 26. back . Rutland, undefeated last ye&r, took its first 1g57 game 25·0 from Mlddleporl_:_ . ·1 AssESsMENTs -;-r A general of Friday night's results at lll!Uand I might suggest that: '· /1 ' Tile Dally Sentinel I. RuUand again may he a power in the Class A BUckeye . conference. Jim Vennarl's three returning regulars from last! ,, CLEVELAND UP -The Cleve· · year ·ale good ones indeed. Pat Eads and the Dugan boys land Browns, with eight rookies wpuld play on anybody's ball club: · in the stsrti~ lineup, are thr.. 2. Rutland's line anchored by two big and potentially good point underdogs r or tonight'• lackles can be a• tough nut to crack this fall. meeting with the Detroit Liom 3. J tm Gra ham WI'll not f'l11 J'1m cremeans tallba ck shoes, at Cleveland Munict.palldropped Stadhiln.an eorier 20~ but he can run. Jim Bill Hobstetter and Roy Creme•n.s (Jim's 10 decision to t h, !Juns in De· BY ,RID DOWN I· Frosh brother) are comers. Roger Turper Is an ag~esslve erid. troll on Au\(ust 14. United P- SJOOrl& Writer -il.f Clael Taanelllll · Rutland's whole line played heads-up football and every man However, Coach Paul Brown Stan Musial's return In a lamll· had the Vennarl stamp on him-NOT AFRAID TO HIT, wao optimistic about bll team'• lar hero'o rote today !Ired the St. Louis C~rdinols' bid lor • miracle .Jackson will win the SEO football ehaftlplonship for the MIDDLEPORT . · , - - ehanees. He said h 1s team w,s pennant but it'• •1111 Milwaukee's fourth straight year (including a tie with Pomeroy m l 95.5) "better than the 1956 team and 1 The Jackets have a passer In Jr Row! hut h' 1 National Leaauo 11118 unleu the said 11 area sportswriters and radio sportscasters Sunday tn receivers need sharpening Erwin .d Whlet!V t.-~h IS am •nt fCr 8 we have more speed than we've Braves blow sky hi&h. · · an a c can run bu j bad rar sometime " b 1 J k: on 1 L II t t h a secret ba• o a t e egton c u n ac s · smart Rutland defensing bottled them up Coach John Thomp . 1 1 son has his work laid out for him here There were few WALK RECORD TO CZECH they ellmbecl to wlthln 2111 same• ern to por sw • . blocks th1·own by Jackets-the kind that takes a man clear I VIENNA UP - Radio Prague of the lront·runnen by beating the to some &rid fans of this area who had b~en noddmg toward out of a play, CHICAGO UP - Notre Dame's! Depth is hiS major worry, and reported sunday thst Milan s11ront Pittsburgh Plratet, H and u-s, Jackson's sister city, Wellston, to take it all. In the pre-~ohng 2. The line_ defensivelv _ showed s1 2ns of eo 1 11 football future Is brighter, coach he said "I'm juut trying to find 11 , of Czechoslovakia eclipsed. two whUe the Braves dropped a 1~ aurveys of all the SEO teamtl, however, Jackson opttmi~m In 1957 S••med to . . m n~ a ve Terry Brennan believes: but he! ball players and not worrying ' world walk10g records, .steppmg 80 tnnlllJ, 8·2 ~l'Cision to the Phlla·. could not be covered up by tertrJS such as "we Jack offensive t k. . , lack mobility and qutck reaction. It did 1 can paint only a bleak p.dure for about 0 three deep or a two deep miles m 4 hours, B mmutes, 21.8 delphia Philllea. The Cardinal• ., and "our depth is unproven." They have depth . some- no 1ar. Wtlhnrrne~~ for conl.act. the Irish fans this year. lineup. second!, •nd 150 kilometers in 4:4 8 made up alx lamet on the Braves I t~g at least four other coaches are still looking for. Schools , 3 Ltne- offrnstvelv- mmed Mslgnments or overoowered "We're a year away," he said. 17.5~ll)' tatlnl dntn~llo~ their. last 11 i like Pomeroy and Middleport would be happy with depth , l fteo~Jrntlv ~v 1\utland. Enough wei~ht. More game exp~rlence "At least It'll take uo anotlw" - - -, pm..-.n at ave 11 .gameo , and tnstructton could upgrade this hne. ye1r to atronger eompetltlvcly remalnlnl to them,tneludmg a ,provenorunproven. Certainlywellbeshetterlootball ' n VItal three " game oorteo In Mil· The Pomeroy Panthers were picked to finish third in a tie RF, nr~Jrv ,, Miller""' ''"" '"' ,OliRTH QUART~~ ' . team this year. but our opponents I 1\A waullee, Sept 23·24-20. with W~llston . Gallipolis was selected for set"Ond But an m- · 1R """1' and ''1. do~n on .10 On n•,thnd •ll•""<< on~ oe\ h'"' '" haven't gotten weaker. They've The reOIOn fpr the spectacular terestlng development, almost a "revoltln' one" was the way ~"~r"',~v fumbl• ihe Jacket .... <1, , •• , ~sd' itot to nnd l•t stayed the ..... or 'gotten strong· 1 0 Ou· -town on 81. n Duunn 7 st I.F U. er." turn the roce ~·• tsken Is simple: second third and fourth places were voted · ,.. " hwas reeo'''" 45 by ' I CLAMPED ·oN · NASHVt~LE ship , drovped in his.tmks. •· , oao~R couRT ' this week end that JOlt migot de· cide the 1957 nallon•l champion- ley l'e<:overed awn fmnble , no gain, I D. Du,&an kicked orf to Wb1t· Hal-rii 1 at HG. 1\owlry's pass in· Jlat{;'h on 10, retur'ned to 23. Erwin tmeptetl uy E•d.s o11 Jacket 40, no gain. Bing got 1. Rowlerlost 7 1.\ -~Piitlt T11ttctly't season already was underway lo· D ouaan 's pass ro Graham in· r.:omplete. L. Ol.lgan's pau to Tom Jcrters aJone tn e~d z~ne complete assess~ent · .eog ~.5,·57 ... a. \Veil (leii),. IJ,, B. &ltof1107 Ol'llerl MIIJti' w. R. Oliver, liilltiab~·illlool auperliltil!idM~ ' ~ • . ' I ', . \ ' Browns' Rook'es "ettmg Te8ls BOWLING Team Three Games F. STANDINGS ' I ' The Cardinals are hitting and the \ ' ga n qn t MIDGET AUTO nll!!llfl'~ "~ ~-; jnrnmolptn r.""" ""1 I I 10 I Claybanks Speedway I ·Golden Anniversary INTERNATIONAL. locattd Snead larked a ~-under- par 33· onto the ~penine rqu.oda of 70 and 60 Sunday to aU but saw up the $11,000 liral · prize money t.bst . would boost hls ollioial PGA win· nlngs past the $28,000 mark, al- day arll'rnoon. Airm:tn Whitlat·k 33 .• qualified ror advanefd tedmica1 traioing and will attend ont of I the Air Force Techhital Schools when he cGmfletts phase 11 of hb basic traininJ. tbDUih be bun't won a single title lhls rear. Bu he said be definitely wam't golns to play it safe t oda~ . front of Earl Stewart Jr. or Dallli AIIIMAN FRYE BROOKLINE. Mass. !UP) --1 Airman ~lden Eugene Frye, Newly-orowned u.s. Am•teur JOI! 18. who Is lhe son of Mrs. & F. ehampion Hillman Robbins turned Frye, Crockett Avenue, Pulaslc, bia back for the present on 8 pro· Via., h9!1 been assigned to the fessional Career and hPaded to· ward his duties ts an Air Force lieutenant at Blytheville, Ark. The ~5·year-old Robbins from 3275th Tt:chnical Traininr Group at Lackland Air Force Base, Texas, where be is currentl>' undergoing Phase u Basic Jnln· llemphis, Tenn., made himseU a In~. . surprise ~ing of the amateurs Sat· rhe new airman rce~ntly com· urday wilh his 5 and 4 final-round · pleted a. ~our week f1nt phase Last year Drennan had to etart -I Rtcruiling Office I m e Jacket Fo~e at the Masonic Ttmple eat•h Fri· Rohbins Turns Back On Career As Professional ACES Brav11 aren't. The JlugKing Red· On the basis of 10 points for first place, nine fot" second, Grnhum 33 '·' 01100 RF. and lstl oot 6 and lot down on ZO, D. Du· . seven sophomores in· most games birds have scored a total of 91 eight for third, etc., Jackson had 101 point s OUt O[ a possible down on J"~ot .12 , 1: Dugan loot "' n 1n nvo• tE. nnd ht dow11 on . BAd against So~bern California, runs In taking 9 of 11. The fal· 110 Gallipolis 87 Pomeroy 85 and Wellston 85. In other ~\.Di Dugan movmd own tum· 'ho 10. ll Duron ? ot LE and L he llirted nine. They 11wore good I terlng Brave have tallied 0 total 'd th f' l ct·' · · · bl d d ld b ~;: , ost 2· D. Dugnn pass to Tur· D11ian 3 ro1· the TD L Dua:nn'.t 1 aophotn9re.1/' he sa1d, but under 1 9 wor s, e n·s lVtsJOn IS s~ram e an COU e more so nor Incomplete. D. Dugan 4 ot left k' k d · · normal circ"~atancea they would of 30 and · h 1eague pay. 2~-0. M'llt •·• mueh.• · ·t 1 losing of made l!. only 7~ hit• in bef ore Nov. 8, when most c1ubs f'm1s en d. 1"II lost on downs on 12 as "D no D ggoo k'. Seorc k d 0 rr • n't have played 1 0 8 ,J. Athens ca.me ln with 75 points at fifth-a big question mark q~artcrs~~~e~JD •QUARTER : 27, ret~r~~d·tco ~2. Wh~tl.:"Jhr g o~ NASCArCPURSE- POSTID Muoio! R"um" Attock here, as the Bulldogs could soup themselves up to something 1 E · . 1 , 6 nt RE. Rowloy to Boll•v pa;, in- MARTINSVILLE va UP A Mu s'. i I th • 1<· !low wl" rea11)' •much bel t cr as wee ks go by- an d Logan, Ne1sonv1'II e an d M'd I n. renter. . t . ., 01-'4''·''" .11 RGost Whill tch 10 1Abbott ~ 1 L t com~ 1ete. Rowley Jo Miller P"' purae of $18,leo ,hu ·hee posted 1 ean keep the Cardinal attack hum· dleport followed with 61, 43 and 35 points respectiv!!ly. E. Kcily punted to' D. o'u•ana 011 lnromplele. Kelly punted to Rul- for the 250" mlle National Swecpmmg, t esumed. his regular 6tatu1:1 land 23 retur d t0 38 Sundoy and conll·ibuted three key General outline of te:ms: . Jacket •Ill, rc~umcd to .;2. . · ne il~kes N,ASCAR a.uto roee at the 1 · hitfo-Jwo doubles snd 8 .tngle- to I !lay Noble. Willard F ilzpalnck and Ed Clark. for Jackson-- t.. Dugnn no goln m two tr:e~ st L. Dugan ain Jwo trieo, and Gri- Martlntv11le Speedway, Sept. 29.11 Sunday, Septe~ber 22 - 1:30 P.M. the Redbird•" two-game 25·hit to- . Nobody will go thr01!gh or around 011r line consistently. center. D. llugon rt•elect olf 30 hom 6 at RT ror 1st down on 40. D. Twenty if'~d nat:onal ..." and tal. Ken Boyer und 42·yoar-nld Wlwn we're senrecl on, tl'll probably be the long breakaway. om his left .end to Jsc k..t 12 and Dugan nu Kiln, L. Dugan lost 5 20 ~onvorti es will 11811 m the Walker Cooper hamm l!rc.•d out Our lin(• i.'i reasonahlv hig , experienced, nnd rough. Our backs l t;t . dn~n. L. Dugan, bullet! over R und Gralllu.u recovet·ed his own ~50~0~ · l!fP~.e;::v~eD!,;t·;..._ _ _ _ _..J_____________________.I homers In the opener, clinched by · II tl . I ·k d y . t Q t I k ct' 1 lor rD !.. Dugan s kick blocked. tumble. lo•mg 12. L. Dugan punt· a eix-run, Clfth·lnnlng rail)', und u new liS year, a< Mpee . erJan, a uar er oo s .goo . . · Srore i3-0. ed to Middleport on Jacket 41. Wolly Moon sm.athed out two Greene at a half ('jJn run but nobody IS extra fa st. Our Ime IS I.. nLl gJn kicked off to a~~ilty on Two Rowley p&Bies incomplete · Come In for a "MANEUVERABILITY TEST" of a nlfw homers and two sinai•• tn the bolstPred hy Ail-SEO Oogie Price, .Junior Clements at center 30, relln·ncd to 35. A-bbutt go1 four Whillatc~ 5 at liE. Jackets pen•· nieht~ap, "!ted aw~y early with - a grea t one- ond Stan Evans at Iackie. Coach Keadle is 11s- yards '" three shot • •t I he line ll10d 5 for llleaal laton! and Ru•· five runs In the flrat Inning. . lng Gene Sluu~hter's split T. I'We may be beat hy the !oM Kelly punlcd 46 to Eado who w" land took over on the Jatket 40. Beblnd that oort of bombordmg, one. or In oassing but nobody will run over us In short •alns .. dropp•d on the Jocket 47. Diddle aot 4 yards as the aanll Herm Webmeler aalned his lOth , W · ' · End. 3 at guard, L. Dugan lost ended. , win and Sam Jones his 12th- al· Odie 0 ~oneli for Gnlilpolls- e've got II iOOd, tou gh 5. !hen made 7 up the mJddto Eads MlDDLIPORT I thou1h both needed help from Ute starters. ~Otnl! both ways. and there It stops, This team h~s puntetl to Bin~ on the 10 who re· EndJ, Bailey, Miller, werner, bullpen. bePn Iabbe~ the fastest . m~n for man everywhere, Gallipolis turnrd 20 to the 3D. W. Harris; tackles, Kit Neal, Hoi· Brov~• tn Slump has had . But II u'nvhodv gets hurt. we're finished. A 110- Whttlalch lost 3, Fumbled in ler, Vance; guurcs, Ketchka, SloTh• Braves mau battln! olump 1 nonndrr Is front ltnr rrservr lor a guard. Albert Lee at I40 barkf:e ld. Ahhott lost 2 Kelly ver, Blake; center., ~suck . Backs, II reflected by their bottlntl over· 'ts , urr.tf hrenkawav runn••t· This Is a lil!ht team backs nve . puntrtl to Biddle on Jnrkl'l 45, rc· Rowley, Erwin, J. Harris Abbott, . &ie& In the Jut 11 iatnC8; Ed 1 . · · · . · · ' . r ltunH·d to :lB. Woitlolch, Bing. Kelly. 1 Mathews, .269 Including 0-for·IO aVJng lo?.. the llnp 1fi7. The Blue Devtls are using a ~ulflt>le 1.. Dng·.n passed to Turner f>r RUTLAND In the loot a fames, Hank Aru·on, nffrn<J' hose~ nn n shift lrnm •nmethfn2 tht \noks hke the 9, Grahum ma~e 7 and tst down Ends, Turner, Jeffers, J. Eads: .214; Red S<hoendlen•t. .200: John· ~mgle wtnl!. Bob San~. ex-Marohall Player, Is new coarh. on Jacket 24. DujaQ's paso to Tur· lockles, Barr, Lont. Justlee. Sheets ny Logan, .0111 ; Frank Torre .. 121 : ner Incomplete as holf ·endcd. jUard.s, c-anon, Goode, Bld41e Dol Crandall, .238 Wes Co•tn1ton, Chet. Tannehlll, for PoiJleroy-Hawthorne Is back, bigger, THIRD QUAR'I'IR eenter, R. Graham, Cermon, Ro· .256 and Bob H11le, .208. . toughet and laster than ever. Coach Alo Clio has 11ncovered L. Dugan kieked off .to Walter mine: Backs, Pat [ads. L. and D. Frank Robinson knoehd In rour a quarterback Who looks sound In Terry Ph&lht. Vernon Hnr- lhrrl, on 10, relurn~d tu 28. Irwin Dugan, J. Grabam, Cremeans HorundsBwbl\b.t. !t<lmttr 1nd • •inile rison could be one of the league's fine breakaway runners. ~ot5 st suml, Abbot!~ al tackle, botetter. ' an ,''fnurmon, Ed Bailey anti Rodney Spencer Is Improved The ba•kfteltl took d "· 9 goo • uor- seven regulars, that went 0·10 last year but with a new coach ·i pttcher Hoi Jellco•t ilJO homered · · ' as \he Cincinnati Redlop whaeked ring Injuries. The line, missing five regulars from last year's Give Hln\ . tirrie. ~r. Rowley can pass from the T but d1·1 the Brookl)'n Dodlera, IJ.O and team, 1s unproven offensively and de!en1iveiy. game experience Erwin has mov ' d th · nee 1 .:the Chl<•l• Cubs downed th~ New Bob Willts fpr Wellston- Tommy. C~mpston, All·SEO end weight and speed. Line is big lr'u~t ~ t e ~~:~~~ giving ~r& Giants, 6-2 and HI, tn other of last year leads a veteran club that tied Pomeroy for !ifth ljtust rebuila. H~l some good ·Fro8h 1 un d j 1om~nl 1a:::i.,.s KHp Aollln last year. Steve ~cott at full ts run111n1 b~tler and Dick Pott• 1\'111 l~arri. B!ige.t task: Creatin& a' ne! ~~ In the Amertean LoaKU~ th at 165 pounds has matured Into a good back. Une has nb ilapts !'pugh (oo!b@l[ New York Yanke" went ,.,:.; th: with average weight nt 185, but loote~ sound defen!lvtly ;~_;.::a~.::.:,~.::l.:.::;.·,.i,__ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ 1 businm ol wrapplnK up casey against Portsmouth East. Could go all the Wly, or another 4th Sten1el'a eighth pcnnont In nine or 5th place team. yeara with ti-J ond 3-0 vletorles Andy Chonko, for Athens-Coa~h Eskey has 14 seniQrs ~~~~:!.::~::!a ~~h ~hi:Ue•; back and a very limited bench. Glenn Cornwell Is coming Je~d to 5111 a•m:: des:u. ~~:_ through at Quarter, paases well. GasiiJD and Soiltb VilU worry ~Itch Cblol'o White a91 3·1 win anybodv will) the baU. A shallow team, but good until Injuries . over t~e Washtnllton Sensto11 'and ~orne along. · red~ced New York's ''mail< numJim Myers, Logan-Our best bov, lerry Stew1rt. center. be~l•~~y,.;;'a~tle went 31 broke his collar bone against L~ncaster .amd 1a ·I~at for the sealift hie averll• to .aae c~~~;~~ son. Offense looks ali rl~ht. Defense, bl~ question mark. New Chid•• Ann~ ll1f81NATIOHA\S range frtfll PlauPt to )3.000 lbl. OVW t&Mhteltra. to the IIIIo Tf11 Wllllomo' .876 John ';Vard, Nelsonville-We're rebuilding. Walt till ntxtl Oth•r lf\\Til~ATIO~ALI, to 96,000 lin. G~W, "'-"4 ••t ••,ltl't ...t\•••pleteliAe. Je.,ue-toacllni flfUre. yea;- Were hoping t~ win one game, Middleport. Next yc!ar People who are inttrealtd In Jim *llnnlq pH<Iuld a five-hit· we 11 be as tou~h as In '56. · he the lfu..y on this new l'multATIONAL '!luck? UauImproving their hamtl an tor for hie IPth win 1nd Frank Chet Tannehill Mlddleport-1111tls Is the same teem less ally tbe siJn ola cut-down. cnmpecl Cllb, Isn't II? Lary I.. Dtcl hit llth trlun1ph as , ' · ' ' easy budget lfrms with no tbe Delfolt rlpra belt the Bolton But not in t!tU new Go/dell AnniwracJry brzaNaTIOIIAL AO monty down. Dal111't me!Nr Red Sol!. ?·: ~n4 H. Modell • II hom11 ore mertgogecl, If The Balt111ore Orloleo wentlllto lnlerealtd '" · , flflh pllee When they beat the INTDNATIOIIAL baa ach!Md llltUimum IIIIJMilvmzbilily and • Clevtlind IDIIIID' (1-4 In 16 Ill· a ·llhorl, 89-indl bllmper-loobaclt-of• dlmenaiori, yet bas bpi : IIIWI and il Ia 1 maralhoh 4ou· cab full alre, doora full elze and lncrearted tbe ...... heiiht only -lileJle•¥· 3%-indlecJ over a conventioaal mcxlall ' . • -:'--:---~ g joba. See us :'" ' VNDU DOO WINS <;ome In lor cur "ManeuverabUIIY, '1l!at." See how you ride In ne Remodelera. • · DOIITKUNI), Germany UPtom(oH, whlle you maneuver with·- - And clieck the low low actp111. Financing. ::lii!U Kalbl•ll, 204111 , Berlin, an prim. ~. too: Over tl!o Yf1UI, INTDNAT!mW. ~ -u.- underdos. won the German COIIItGil to OWD-Cilllt recorda prow Ill •H Mato!lalo ~elabt boxing cbamplo111hi~ 10.12" lOt It ,Jiitutday nlaht by knoekl"' out 'Me our leallll\Y time I •... ••• 10c eaeh . ' · JJelm Neuhauo, 21910, Dortmund, 'l@~ tL •••••. tk Iii III• el&btb roun~. :teatL '. •••• 9e golf tournament today, but he W()R't be ''!1ursing" 11. N. Y .. wbo finished the lhree.quarlers mork at 21K. FOr NOtre Darne, Football Fans, But Not This Year! be Lhe perfect ~oil swinM. parked an elght·strok• lead Into Jhe final I'OUIId or lhe $40,000 Dallas Open W L Pel. and AI Bessollnk or Grosslngers, I I DALLAS UP -Sa muel Jackso, Snead, the West Virginian with Tavern dl Brennan HaS Ch ' AIRMAN WHITLOCK Airman Basic Dale E. Whitlork .too Of Mr. 1nd Mrs. William E. Whltlook, 204 l~ s le_~· St., Pumc· roy, Ohio, hll completed PhtM? one or hb balic train in g accord· ing to Staff Sergeant Bill Miller the ltcaJ Air Force Hee ruiter wi'lo ill a!i8i&ned to the Pomeroy Air 2383 _,.,,..,fltr : Snead Cards NearCineh For$8,000 Snead, whO just needs four more victories to run hi~ 2l·year career Team Siow:le Game F. Tneru total ro an eve-n lMl major cllam· 8~. }ionships, was ela:ht big llrokes in l .00~1 Frank. Mr. 1nd kn. P. R. Orr of ColiiDibuo were ovunlgbt guests ol Kr. and Hrt. S. C. f'roderiek re, cently: . TWIN CtTY LEAGUI "An)•Ume I play it safe, there's High 'l'br.. G•me Ind. Wagner. only one way I eo · und ·tllars 544. . down.'' be r.ommemed. Jllgh Single Cainc- Wai"er 232 I the~~re;t'~ ~1~ ::. ~~:~~ay be:.~~ Reos~.It ~~ th~ v~\\~~; ~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~uc~~~eo~:~e ~~~~~~~~~ "".".'.!.' . Fot•man-Abb&tt e 0 1.000 Friendly Tavern 4 2 .333 Sports Center 4 2 J23 American Leaion . . . . 3 3 JOG 0 10 · • " Warner · · · · · · · I ~ .186 lloose · SIAION HtG~ 6 ·000 · Plt.tsbur8h .3 Cbieaao I Ill Chl<a1o 7 Plltsburlh 3 2nd St. J,ouia G New York 1 Philadelphia 5 Cln<lnna!l 0 Brooklrn 7 Milwaukee . I ar' ptn·i ! (lincinnati Sundoy's Rownt Phila. 3 Mll\l'&ukee 2 ~1), lnlll. Clnclnnotl I I Brooldyo'"IJ St. Louis 9 Plttlborsh 6 lit St. Lollis 11 Pittsburgh 3 2nd ChlcaJO 6 N•w York 2 Ill Chl<1go 7 New York 6 2nd N!W YORK (UPJ - Wllhout even walling to find out whether the Y1111koe.s really "ln" or if the Braves ore going to blow this ponnaut, too, the college football 22 on Jacket 44 and l~t. down. the lJ. Gr~!Jam r over e~ntcr, I.. Dugan ! kowley recovered ~Is own f1.1m· blc. Rowley pass to Miller good tor i 1 rrcov~red own=fumbh:, lost 5. · alized 5. U.l. J\1. L. Dugan 9, then 29 yards and 1st down on J.acke l loSI 2. Jackel<' boll ou cum 36. 42. Ewin los t I. llowley loll 10 try. Ji.arri i no gain <.t center. Erwin I ing to pass; how!e(s pass lnter·1 no gain at center. Rowl~y·s paS3 1 ccptcd by D. Dugan on 50, reharn· lleep ri ~ hl fl:il inten•(!ptcd by D. ed to Jacket 23. Duen11 on ;\'ltddtepurt 40, e:o(ng all the WilY to score. L. Dugan's kkk Score 7·0. . M: lw.au'<ee SOQner, Pit Gasne-Seen As Decider For U.S. Title 1 83 80 .580 2\l 80. 64 :2~ 6 6 73 69 • 14 12 72 72 .600 14 68 78 .466 19 58 88 .397 29 f!6 117 .892 29\t Phlla4elphla ' By United ',,..,. New \'ork . NATIONAL LIAGU' Pitt1burgh ' W. L. ,,,, Ill Chicago 4- Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy· TALL TOSSER St: Louis DrQoklyn ~ - --/ ···· I ,.... \.. ' cen: Dustlilr orr lho bart, he oatc1. "' want to lei tbo ch1et ••• Tbll r:ao'& ro oa! tn victory over 40-year-old Dr. Ftauk j ~sic ~ratnmg c~r~ at Lackland tn whu::.b. he quahf1ed for advan ' 1 ced, trammg. · ·~rm not intM'ested in tumiQg While in his lpeclalited train· pro right now," said Robbins after lng each airman abo cdtnpleteb his triumph. "I want to play some the Air .li:lrte's regular . basic Ta,ylor of Pomona Calif. . ' more in the amateur cirC"Uit." ' vtGJLANa! WliH tl'eLAXATlON wu tn the~ In Nallhvllle, Terin., under the lnftuenco of a federal court oider restraining tnterterenctl with orilerty deaegregaUon In the clty"l aehoOII. I!Omo NetrrO children were In clwe~ but.many white parentl kept their chlldrell at home, (lnlorM~OIIGl/ ' - - . -~··-·--·· .. -~- - ---- ·-- ---- KASPER'S GOT IJ'O DIG UP $200 FINES IN NASHVILLE . MElTING CALLED '111m JA~ 11 mated to a woo11tneV clreu : for tho tall and wblter ~llec. tiOD dtaiJntd.· .bY Bent Claire. 1ft or avocado, broWn ton.. The Third Wednesday Home De· monstration Club will meet Sept. 18th tn continue with th.eir uphol· lrtry work and start a new project of covering lamp shades and any one interested in same come to : tr3ining program. Jn making the tran~itio~ from ci'lilian to airman at Lackland the trainee rompletes processina aptitude testing, physical condi· tioning, survival an<! weapon~ training~ and rloSl!room studies ranging from citizenshio to mili· tary customs and courtesie1. fHIS PHOTO obon West ~y•o two .!Dp poDtlcli opponent.l u they ottende4 lt«<ll funeral 'of Dr. Otto Suhr. 'liljo waa Weal Berlin"• mayor. At lett Ill Chaneellor K'ollrl<l Adl!ll&-, ' ctlrtsU&n Demtlerat leader; at rl(h~ Erich Oll<nbauer, Soclll (lilt~ 8001!4pllolo) DeDID<rO.t le~er. THIS JUSTICE NPT BUND . ~ and wblto rourb. textured the building aeross the street from Ltke the USAF otl~c•r candi· tweed. lbe jaeketlllllned Wltlr the Pill! Office at I o'clock a nd dale and Pre-Flight School, Jlso I av~ wool ·lel'IOY to matcll Ml'!. J..sl• Collrlll, will demon- Ideated at Latklsnd. teehmeal ' the dre... The dreu. neckline strate how to "tover lamp shade~ training lays the grcundwork £or ta .a toft, · ale~\tea 1 ltll,ltJL ·tman art eowl; the and- advise- on- m.eterhd und a· eu.ch person's asa~nrnent at a thJ'ee1u&rter moilnt ror sam~ Mra Irene Parker specific position on the Air Is president of the Club. Foree defense team. _ __ -1. TEL~OVIfS: Flnt Run Films Right in the Home- ° 5o\ :p:;:t .;:; f::e 0 s: Wanted CAS ·l~ ·1- $2lto " -- - ' ',BIIl7l While returned to l1is Charleaton, W. Va .. Satur alter a weeki vl•H Mrs. Ran MIJbt, Rut· . other relatlv... 1191. $100~ "--Xal Hlndy, Mana1er ' 300 W. Seccmd St.- Phone: 4S2, l'oiaeroi? Hour" M<>~~.-Frl. 1-1; Sot 9-U-Opeo ntnlngo•r ~ loal'lt IIIGdt. to r.aldtnb of nMiriiJ towftl lfiiEINATIONlL TRUCKS 1 THE POMEROY cWENT BLOQC CO. 4!Yeano1Celtll,._~ PHONE 8! or 435 ' · . POMEROY co•t least to ownl ', Eq,lipment CQ. ln~;p~rated ~na0Y .OaJO '\ . 1 j-; 1 ' . Lodp or-- -nrltt Ruopry 1 ...,.... to lllo to llop. ltaDiplq oil •prlllllp bJ "t>lller tllld flollllo" •telUto peoploa. . ,. ,,'" tHm SPIICHIS b1 Hwy Cabot Lo£tio of the U, B..ud Sollolev ol lbo U.B.S.R ht(llliJi, . . IIIII lbl UN . U. movu to ia4dle ~ orrldaiiy With prllli bloodWII. ~e 8~ . �.. ...... ,_..,... ,_ •' _ ___ _....,.. ' . ~ , . ' ' • 'RUARK classlt jawbone. And opre you a lew ciJar•llea ond once stole an wreno~e4 yourself away from IIJc alann cl od< Irom Suftoh'a drug- I bluefish, It ••as a power or fun store There was alao a raU\er ob· Thu httie hit of noataigJD cornea hglng c)lap who jerked aoda m from • pic~ • I just saw In a pa- Sutton'• He ., .. olways good lor ' per whloh said that about the a mllkshake and a sandwich when Br RO&E~T C. RUARK cheapest avc1t~ge cost of a year'" the hunger pangs aet in, as was Mary Mnrtne, Wblte Shfme or 1 This ls a t rne of the year which education 111 around $1000 With a Greek named Harry, who ran a Je rut'liem met Friday tven111g et a I 'W a v s lntric:uod me a!!. a ' gr 11 H bM kid, e8p~clal)y 1l the teens The ' the extras choppeo to a minimum I the IOOF a11 w1t ra Stewort BUQ!mcr was used up ~nd college j The costs range from $1.000 at Booze was corrosive but not 10 Uawkms, worthy bia:h prlcsteJs, wal j~ st around t~e co,hcr ll'he state,aupported unlveraltleB to $2,- ltlUCh or a problem We made OUI' and Stewart llawklru ,walchman or tour!"' bod ull lOPe home by La 1500 ·~ prlvote sehools And lhla own band·tooled g1n from alcahol •h•oherda, preSiding bor ljay an~ lelt the beaehes do~sn't count lhe reol frills that filched from the labs by oor medl· Plans were made lrtr ma ter~al swept clean Nobody had 0 store make <'Oilege run 1cal frlenda, mcludmg my room· objective mght to be .at thE! nc KI open except a Gleek or so be I know thnt the dollar bought 1 mate, now a surgeon or note We Tne~hng on October 11, at 7 30 P cause there wasn't anybody• around something In my day and that the built our own beer m the moilt m with Mrs C E Nea&e, suprl'mc to bu) anything And anyhow, the cost o! liVI'lg was eroded down confmell of the shower rooma And matenal obJective Cha irman, In Greek was ~omg flshrng a11d the to nothmg but It 1\.Cems almost the local purveyor of Orange rharge Past worth y h1gh prll!st pocJ!oppla and strumberry pie incredible ~ow that 1 went throuR:h County corn was qu 1te decent eises and past wotchman of ghrp could wok after usclf about accephng t~e J01J'g we herdJJ will al to be honored at th1s 1 , four yeaN 11 1 the Umvers1ty or wrote on hit kitchen wall meet1ng In Caroljmt we would 'have bad North Carol·na on about $200 InvitatiOns were received to at· the f1rst no1'easter by now, and lll cash rr:Jnf.> y and some prGmiscs 1 don't know wby 1 bore you tend orr1c1al mspet:tiDn of A-11 the tides would be swelling as the to the StudC>nt L()an Fund - a w1th thas, exeept that tbere's a Olive Sbrmc, Columbus on Octo moon fatteucd agamst the day debt I d1dh t fmiSh paymg until smoky toueh of fall m the air ber 4 and Hockmg Valley !Shrme you went marsh-ben huntmg after the war and 1 can thmk of nothmg more Nelsonvil le, on October ~ wnh There WflS a wondrous loneliness fun than to ;lei back to school - Supreme WHP Marguer 1te Dutsc h, on the beac:heR, and vou could use Yet It dtdn't seem like peanl flat busted, ~oung, careless-keen tht• mspcct1ng off11i!r ISOme Hre ln the gray-shmgted s~rvitude Nobody had any dough, 1• 111 search or culture, football 1 II 1 b h h k bar the Governor's boy and one " At this m e~tmg t !ere WI a so ' euc ~ ac or two sons Of the tobacco andm- and gil'ls. be a rcccphon honoring Mary E It got cold m the evcmngs, as l The order of course 18 IR· Barlett, sllpreme treasure - tt 7 p You w!ded h»relegged oUt to cast try The riellest man n my [rater- verse but I'm' morrled no'w supreme wor th y treasurer, at 7 r into the sloughs, wln:re the blow mty - and I mana.ed to hard· (co' nght u157 by United m proceedmi the ceremontal at ha~ cut great trenches bchmd the scr~tbbJe a frAtem1ty, also on the Featu: Syndicate Inc 1 8p m sandbar"' cUff - eot :no a month nllowance ~[iiiiiii~iiii~;·~~~;;;~~~~~i;iiii;iiii;ii~~~and managOO to drive a l'llr on ll These sloughs were full or fiSh, Don't ask me how come In to the shallow water to slash at the small bail and to Where and bow I got enough feast on the- d1:,turbed satndfleas dough to &o o dances and dab~ )!y Pa and I eoul~ scarcely walt !he prettiest c:o-eds I can't say, ior Labor Day, JUSt to olean o~t bill sol)l•bow 1t turned up There the tourists and leave sandy stret· wis a apot of husUin1for a boljl"d· ches the sole property ol pros lllj! houae - the •arne one Thomas But one lhmg dampened 11- :l"•lle ~Ustled lor - and 1 bootI co)leg• In o /lew days the trek llened a lifUe, 1nd kept lhe back tu ed1Jcation would com books for the fraternity, ud got mencc, and there WB%, never any $2 50 a month 1h saliry for bemg mooey m those depression days U art edJtor of a cartlpus humor auvbod) ev"'" went to college on rnagaz111e. tJw cuff, I went to coJJefe on the And I am afratd I c~ dged quite REPORT FOB CONSISTENT DEPENDABLE RESULTS ,. WANT ADS PUBLIC AUCTION METROPOLITAN SATURDAY, UPT. 21, 10 AM 'the undersigned has sold hie house and must seU the followIng at his residence located at 410 Broadway Street, Middleport, 0 !Turn oil State Rt 7 at the swimming Pooli go two blocks South ) French Colonial Livmg Rl)om Suite, two end tables, 21 !neb G E. Television, coffee table, two pleco maple ~ed room set. three p1cce bed room set, hall tree, ottoman, pair Jose colored lamps, plast1c covNed chair, Walnut Secretary desk & chair lighted metal smoker stafld, new 5 pc Chromed dinette set, Kenmore gas range, Mavt"c washer, fold-a-bed outfit, kit· ellen cabmct, Friguf-:lre r.efr1g erator, G E Ironer and chair, smaU Ch('.8t of llrawers, cook1ng utensils, dishes' Gas heater, 21 volume encyclopedia and other useful Items not llllted Most or these Items are practically new and show sll!{ht use Terms caob Not responsible for ar.c1dents Rpbort McDonlol Iowno.-1. All Mikes ud Mo4eb AUTO SALES Experienced w11tren. Also cook. Top wagt, , Mull havt good ref· ~ ",..-.- trtnc... Hotel M1rtln, 9 11 6tc ""ustom Built Kuchen K1tehe~ d6':s1gned for your home 1"ret1 Lady to do ge neral housework, PHONE 398 .'' ( I?) Help Wonted Good Clem Used Cm RATES J celll pe.• won!, one lllii,rtloa Minimum cbargo 1101:.-4 ""nil Jill' •on! lot WOO eGDHelltiVf iruertiOIUI. lpeclal - One mo.C lor 25 cet11f pez word Full nte ol2 cenll per word will be charged lor advertising U 1101 pold for belote the15<n of each month lollowtnglnsertlon ...,., ID AdvertloiDg-Should be reported linmcdlotcly The Doll' &ontlnel wlU not be respolllible lor m~ than one lncor roct IIUertlon. Cord of Tbenb 1nd Spedal Not1ee1 of Evenll S100 Ob1tuon., D!lbllsbed 11 I cent per word. csnmates Foreman & Avbott Phone 62114- Y 8-3-ll washmg and 1romng Care for three ch ildren Phone 6917 X :r=--·---. g 13 3tc WHY NOT C•_'(Q\lE ~ PHOSPER· OUS BUSINESS MAN m your WE BUY l!TIIICTURAL I B!AMI ICRAP IRON - M&TALI locality ' You need no money to starl _ JUst a good car or li ght truck There arc many furmhe~ m Mc1gs ! ounty who would be OHIO VALLEY JUNK CO. I'Ma510 ~ 1 happy to have a good deal er brmg thosP famous, nil tJOnally known Watkms Products !or farm and hom e to thc1r door (I) Nottces PUBLIC SAI.E SATURDAY, Sopt. 21, 12:30 P. M. A• I am leaving the farm - Will offer at my rea1dence 8 m1les north of Pt)meroy, Oh1o on Bun· ker Hill, Me1gs County, begin· nlng st 12 30 o'clock, Sept 21 . 1957, the following personal property lo w11, one AlliS Chal · Roomt Hew Furniturt FOit CONCRETE BLOCJUI "'lulld Better p., L•t'' Why not become Independent 3nd work for yourself? Wr1tc your own unhm1ted paycheck 1 GRIJISER BLOCK CO. tor detaJb Y.rltC Ross Stewart, I MIIM North of POIIIII'OY 403 McKanley Ave, N W Can I ,;:-~;;-;;;;;;,;;:;;:;;~;;;;;;;;;;:;:;;;:;; ton, OhJO 9 13 3tc lr -------1 ( 181 Employment Wonted $299.00 BAKER men Tractor and breaking plow FOR SALE 10 ROOM HOUSE and LOT and cultivator, ()De almost new !<'arm work wanted hy young Ohver manure spreader, one 8 Rooms N(!wly Pamled man Will hve on farm <:all 1 horse drawn mowmg mact11nc, also 937-J. g 12 41p one binder; one hay rake, one 50 FOOT LOT diSC Harrow, one double A dra g In Syracuse Otl1o barrow, one Obvcr Ch1ll break· u;aJlabie furinSide Ull The Brightest Cornlll See George H. Durst int plow With new point, two 1• •llddJpporf or outs1de jobs Contact Ralph 1ron kettles w1th 11tands one 1 Ctvt St , Pomeror lhtttori, Portland, Oh10 or Phono 514-X cream separator Deering Me· 9 II 61p Cormick m good shapej one Ready mu1 toncn·te Sa l d anrl Jobn Deerf' hnrse drawn line Gra ve l FIl l ~Jrl ami Top ~ o\~ WantM- PAPF.H H \Mr!J\fi- 25 ~~~~~'"-~~~~..~_..~ row cultiVator, one large Warm ye .. ts tlXj.iCrtenc-e. Free c,'l df"llvrrefl Phonr !l39i f.ro~ll•ln Morning Circulating heater In matrs, L V Rrldn1r'r Ra<'l~ ' RAIJIU 6 TlLI:VISIUN StRVICE, Gravel ('n , MI(M,cporl 912-6\c go&d shapt~, one roal nnd wood Box 124 Ohio 7 -~ '' A 11 Ph 000 C 1 •JO, le and PP lnce range in good shape, one table GuernPJey hull calf W.tYne Beal, Store !Jd W. llaln Sl. , Pom.ll'or and six cha1ra, and one old style :l-2lJ.tf Rt 1, lbrnso nV!Ilc, Oh1o bed otead 'r.es 0 13 3tp FURNITURE p~;;rt;-;;.;; • S (lo)B UStneS5 erv1 · ... ' \. '• 4' -- - - .- -- - I \W"John Reed .. i .,.... ... -· ----·- ........,... -- (81 -- -- Cut 11"--------··--'-, 114 I For Rent l'or &tra We111r 18bl ---·- - · - - SEE US' TODAY Racine Shoe Shop YOU SAVE HERE CARMEL w.,., -- I'• Opp, OrfUn1'f1'e5 (19) Busl'nes•., - -- - -- - - - - - - - - --- - -- - ACT NOW - Take advantage of v.ondcrful Fall and Chnstmas buy mg representmg Avon Cosmet IC! 9 16 Stc DISTRIBUTOR Gucsl at the Delmar &-Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Sept. 16, 1957 -uired to attend such settlement :nd make objections thereto, If any they have. Any person mterested may file written exteptions to said accounts or any Item thereof, f1ve days prior to hearmg, and at that time further time may be allowed lor cause to file such exceptions ' John c Bacon Probate Judse 9 16 Jtc I Rhodes NOTICE TO CONTRIICTOI$ STATE OF OHIO DEPARTMENT OP HIGHWAYS Columbus, Ohl• Contnct Silts Lqal Copy home for dinner was Ernest Carr No. 57,614 and lamJIY Sunday UNIT PRICE CONTRACT The school Cur had a l•rge at· •·1225 (!) tewJancc and a dance Fnday eve· Scaled pr,.posals w11l be remng ce~ved at the office of the State Mrs CeCil llanmg Is spending Highway Director of Ohio at CothiS week w1th Mr. and Mrs lumbus, Ohio until 10·00 a. m , Glen Hamng Downmgton. IOhio (Eastern) Standard Time Garland Mayes had word his T"esday, Oclober ! , 1967, lor im· mother had fell and fractured provcmenta in: her hlp Metgs CotJnty, Ohio, on Section Thomas Estep 18 a patient l,n MEG·Z48{4.00) (8.76), State Route the Veterans Hospital Hunun~- No. 248 ID Chester and Olive ton Townships, by gradmg, dMinlng, Mr. and Mrs Marshall. Miller's paving with bituminous ro1d mix guC!ls were !rom Bradbury Sun· surfare on cruahed agsregate base day were Mr and Mrs M1ller and by eonstructtng a continuous And Mr and MIS. Robert Snow concreta slab bridge With capped den and ch1ldren pile substructure (Spans 40 feet· Mlss Rachel Surbrldge IS em· M feet-40 feet 1 roadway 36 feet), ployed m Columbus and spent Bru:lge No. MEG-248-0410 over the weekend with the Ernest East Brancb of Shade River carr family I W1dth Pavement 20 leet, Road· ' way 36 feet Length 3,000 feet or 0.!68 mile, I I SYRACUSE I "The date set lor completion ol INC 0ME The Syraruse PTA held their thl8 wort shAll be aa set forth m meetm• of the 1907·M season the b1ddl~ proposal." Bidden UNl IMITED1 ' 1llrsl • sd n the B<hool auditorium Tue ay must apply, on the proper forms, HARTFORD POST OFFICE gets improvements The Hartford Post Of!lee is un· dcr gomg Improvements. The In· terlon lo being paint•d and there will be some thanges made for con venlence ol the public Miss Audrey Blessing is Post Mistress. Emil E Kmght owner ol the buildmtla doing the work PERSONALS . Mr. and Mrs George James and son Billy were recent weekend v~ltors with relshves m Woater· ville, Ohio. Mr and Mro Cecil Galrmg and daughter Margaret U>u o( Bridge· port, Ohio were the week end suesll ol Mrs. Henry Jenk1.. and family. Mrs, Donald Smith spent SoL urday In Cborleston Mr. •and Mrs Merrill Johnson and c!llldreo Nicke) , Mll!rdyn and Belly Je o£ GaiUpoila were the weekend guesll of !lr and Mrs. Georae James. I Richard Jenkins IIIIlS a bwincaa vlsllor In Charleston Satuhrday. F. D Blessmg, !lr ' n d Mrs Faye Blessing, and ch1ldren Rickey ~ckey and Randy of Stuebenvdle, Ohio spent several days last week with Mrs. T. E. Blessing an d daughter Audrey, N T A VENDING evemng w1th the president, Mrs William Frances, presldmg a_nd opened the meetmg with the singing ol "America the Beout~ul" followed by • prayer read by Mrs I "I ' James Robel t F~elds IS spending lhe wmter m Norfolk Va. and will <ttend schQol while there Mrs. Bill F1clds and children David and Kathy returned home thiS week from Norfolk, Va where .she has been visiting relatives. They were accompamed home by Mr. Robert Embleton and Mrs James Adkins and James Robert Fields. i Lee s~ent Saturday 1n Charle• ton. Herman Kearno or Chllticothe, Ohio was the suest over the week end of Mrs T E Ble.,lng and Miss Audrey Blessing Barnhart Lerner employed in Moundsville spent the weekend at home With III.J parents Mr aad Mr~ George Lerner. J. M Crump was a business 1n New Haven Frlday ALREADY 1\NOWS RUTLAND Hartford News f HARRISONVILLE ! THIS BOY lor prequahf~rat1on with the High· way Credit Examiner, at Colum· bus, Ohio, at leas! 10 days before the date set to open bids YOU WILL NEED IT MOST The mmlmum wage to be paid Donald Ltsle to all 1abor employed on thlfl eon Amenca's largest self-serThe president's message was tract shall he 111 accordance with vice ftrm Now selectmg read by Mrs Edmond Grueser and j the "Schedule of P.revalllng HourDIStributors In your area•. tile secretarY report by Mrs Fred ly Wage Rates Ascertamed a'nd Its produ~s are sweepmg Crow Mrs Donald LISle read the Detcrmmed by the Department ol treasurer's rE•port Industrial Relations apphcable to the count Y ,1 It was voted to hold the annual State H1gh<'8y Department lm· \ Hallow'een oRrty provements m accordance with METHOD OF' OPERATION : Room mo1hers were named Sections 4110 03 (17·3), 41U 04 Pomeroy Personals 't follows Mf' Look's room - Mrs (17-4), 4110.06 (17-4al 4110.06 117-31 Mrs Harry Brown a a d 1 Mrs' Company provides you w1lh an Hershel Manuel and Mrs Adrian and 4116.07 (17-~a) nl tbe ReviSed Mrs Howard Brown, of Point establuhed route of stores Sayre, Mr< crow- Mrs Edlaon Code ol Ohio" that 11ell 1ts products fnm as Guinther ant.! Mrs Dorts Grueser, The blddur OIUSt . submit with Plensant VMited Mr>. Vir8lnia toundmg "~1lent • fialc.11men" Mrs Morns--Mrs Dana Wmebten· hu bid 1 certified check 10 the King Thursday _ Self-Senlce c<J Ulpmtnt Sales ner and Mrs Margaret Rose, Mrs amount of $8,50000 POMEROY PERSONALS Mr and Mrs Earl Teaford o( are phenommall Ftsher-Mrs WIH1am Etchm~er Plar1s and spectHcattons are on METHOD OF SERVICE: and Mrs Herbert Parker, Mrs Ide In the department of ' high Columbus vls1ted recently with his Wmgctt _ Mrs Ernest Stsson and ways and tile offtce of the dtvi )llother, Mrs. Edith Teaford •nd D1stnbulor appointed docs 110 Mrs Btll Wmebrenner, Mr Wolfe BIOn deputy director other rellltJves While here Mr. selhngl Just gives good weekly 1- Mrs. Charles Lulie and Mrs The director reserves the nght Teaford enjoyed hunting. scrv1cc Can bi" hanrtlcrl part Tro) Zw1lhn~ Mr Teaford who wss formerly to re,~ect·any and all b1ds. or full t1me by man or woman cmployod at I he Phlllp Spotn · Committees named were Mem· GEORGE J THORMYER Car nece8.11ary Pbnt 1s a chemical research eng· bership.--Mrs Donald Cottnll, Mrs Acting Director lneer at t h e Battelle Alemorial Donald Weese, Mrs. Margaret Ev· (9) 16, 23, 2te HIGH IN PROFIT: Institute '" Columbus ans, Mrs Francts Imboden, Mrs ----1'he fast turn-over of our mer· csrolyn Evans, Mrs George Baer, Rev. and Mn. Waldo J. Bsrtels NOTICE 0, APPOINTMENT chandlsc, plu~ your good ser- Mrs Jack Williams, Mrs. Allah and Mr. and Mr1 Herman Bartel• Eototo of l1tollo M. Torronct, vice can earn unusually h1gt1 Teaford, Mrs U>well Wmgett, were at Bani, Saturday aftemoon Doctaud Income per year 1 Income starts Mrs' Ma SIRcl, Mrs. Steve Case, Notice I! hereby given that Van lo attend lhe funerol of Rev. Phil· Immediately Mrs Edmond Grueser, Mrs John 0: Torrence whose Poat Office ad• lp Delbl. Rev. Delhi was p.tor ol LITTLE CAPITAL NEEDED: Sauvage and Mrs Kenneth cun· dresal! Reedsville, Ohio, has been the Ttlnlty and Mt Z1en churehes d11f duly appointed Administrator or which Rev Bartels served before • Can start w1th as low as $475 Fmance-llira. VIrgil Teaford, Ithe Estate ol Estella M. Torrence, cominrto PomeJW. to $961 lor purchase of mer· Mrs Herman London, Mrs Ca" late Q( Meigs County, Ohio, d~ Mr and Mrs. H~rman Bartell rechand1se & display equipment roll Norru, "\Irs Edison Hubbard ceaeed. lurned to their home, Cleveland, FOR YOUR INFORMATION: and Mrs Roy Willloms. Dated this et• day ol Septom· 1<\d_, afler a weeks visit with Rev. Publicity - Mrs. Ada Slacak bor, 1957. and, Mrs Wsido J Barlels. Hospitality - Mn. WilliS Lead· Jo~n C. Bacon We are looking ror the s1nrere ,Mr. ind Mra. Arthur Welcb of & reliable penon who w1il put 1/lgham and Mrs. Morris Harden. Judge ol the Probate Court Colum~us were weekend gneots ol honesty & integrity above all Health- Mrs. Grace Qlier and Melga County, Ohio 1\Cv alld Mrs Waldo J, Bartela. else Write to us al once Tell Mrs U>well Wingett (8) 9, 18, 23, 3te Barbara ond Marilyn Roush ol us about yourself in detail Program -- Mrs George Schnei· - -----'C1rmelspent a week reeently with dcr, Mrs. Robert Crow, Mrs. Anna· !belt aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. STOP 'n SHOP bell Huudash•lt, Mrs. Millard Van Self.Servi~e Co. Mr and Mrs. John Dyke a~d Robert Warner Tbey left Wedao• Meter and Mrs June Sayre illy lor Alhens where they will re14820 Armlnla St. Mrs Morrl!' ~oom had the most son of Xenll •pent the weekend •nme their studies at Ohio Unlver• with her parent~ Mr. and Mrs Van Nuys, Calif. mem~rs present" lltr. , I A meeting has been caUed lor W R. Hsyea and hiS li ther Mr ATTN: Oblo Division . gusene Thomaa who has been ID 1nd Mrs Sam Dyke, Tuesday at 1 o'clock at the school Chicago, Ill. the past summer io for the room mothers, Finance Mr. and Mra. John Dell and lhe gneot or hlo par.nts, Mr and daughters of Bremen were Sun. circle Friday and altendcd family committee and PI'()gram commit· day gueat.. of Mra. Ethel Nelson. Mrs Evorett Thomas before &oiDg night at the church tee. to St. Lo~ls, Mo to resume hia Mrs Frankae Bookman and son Hostesses [or Tuesday's meelnt studleo at Eden Seminary Roy Buchtel, Mrs W1lham Call were Mrt. Francis, Mrs. Crow, Mra. ' Mrs. c. H. Buek (Harriett Ban· ~ of Neisonv11ie and Mrs Lowell Llale and Mro. Schneider llostDa) o! Dayton Is the RUest of her Tutkcr or 01amond were guest, esaea for the Ooober meeting will ly VIRGINIA CAIILITON aunt, Mrs. S, F. Clark and dtulhot Mr and M" Douglas Circle bo Mrs Leadmgham, Mrs Hubbard, lntortalns With Picnic Dl-• ' ter, Mrs. Fmda Fields, Syracuse. and family Friday Mro ~. Mn. Slack and Mrs. Mr. ond Mrs W T Stbne entel' Mf and Mrs, William R Zer Dorothy Bush of Spiller spent Cotlrill. ' - lalnod with • plenle dinner Sun- kle were at Eaat Liverpool Friday lhe weekend w1lh Linda Cn'ele Mr. 1nd Mrs jlenry Mllord and day, Enjoying !be day were Mr. to atlend the funeral of their UD· Mr and Mrs H A Barnlta of d•ughters oi lloyton visited Mro and Mrs F. A Batey, Mr and Mr& clo, Dotcel II1Ulns. I Llnooln Heights were Sunday Mlford's aunt Mn Elizabeth Dllck· Philip Bo(oy and ehlldren, Phyllis, Ray Crumbley and son Phil of guests of Mr and Mrs Dean worth, In Meigs General Hoopltal Gel'l")' and Ralph. Mr" and Mra. Wellsville and -(Jlenn Rutledge of Brinker l and other relatives here. Thomao Hollman and son Tommie. East Llvtrpoo~ were weekeod all or New Haven Mr and Mrs gueats of Dr. W. S Hart and daut· Mr and Mrs Clifford Morris NOTICE called on Mr and Mrs Hornor 1.._LIMENT OF ACCOUNTS Ray Sanders, Canton, Ohio. Mr. hter, IIIII Ellie. Phil Crumb~J Circle Sunday afternoon • •• snd !Irs. J Hetman Batey and left Sunday allemoOll for Ath~na, Donna C~reie, dau ghler of Pi-obatt Court,' Molgo County, Ohio daughter, Vlrgmla of Cardlll by where be will resume h11 sfudiel Mr and Mfll. Homer Circle went Notice Is bereby given that the the Sea, Calllornla. Mr. and Mrs lt Ohio Umverolty. to Athens this week to make following Aecounts have been llleli D. W. Batey and sons WIUI1m Mr. and Mrs. Rar Gla" and plans lor entering college there In said Court lor "tUen\ent IDd Thurl and J1mm1• ol Columbus, family vlotted Sundoy In Columbus Dorothy Circle spent Saturday tbot the same will be heard 01\. Ohio. Mr. ond Mrs. Merrill Johnaon with relatives, with Marilyn Rice. , Monday the 21st day of October and children Nlckev, Memlyn ••d Miss Leda Mae Hraoutu, lead!• Mr and Mr~ Jam•• Circle and 1907, to-wit. Betty Jo or Galllpolla and Jlr, er in the Neilonvllie schools, iiU •· son, Sprmgfleld apent Monda) F1rst and Final, Aooouat or and Mra George Jamea and a~n spent the weekend with her Rar. ' and Tuesday With hls molher Charles Russell, Adminlstralor ·of Bllly of Hortfol'll , onll, Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Kraeu•, · Mrs, Mary Circle and •on the Estate of James R. ~lden, UNDilliOIS IYI SUIIGIRV 1M, Morning Sllr. Saturday abe Mr. and Mn. Paul Smith call· deoeased Mn. Hugo J~hiing ,underwent attl!l)ded the voeallonal home eco· '" ed on Mrs Garnet Smith ol Port· Flnt and Final Account of Ruth •urgery at t h e Holler H011pital ntiDflcs teochcro'. meeting at Late I land sunday Taylor, Exetutrix of the Estate of GaUipoiia last week lor tbe re- ope. i , Emlha Smith, deeeasod. M:r. and Mrs. Bern1ce B"~ Mr. and ~Irs. Paul Smlt b vlsi I Flnt Uld Final Account ol l,d· moval of a cataract from one of eq Mra Mary Smith at the hom• ~· Moe Mil,ler; Administralrix ol ber eye~ She Ia reported to be l!ld •on or Enterpr~ visited' SUJI. I , Eldon Kraeuter. of Mr. and Mrs Jcso Wood, Ap· the Estate oi•Willtam J. Durst, de- reeovering nicely and will be re- with Mr. and pie Grove,reoently. ceaaed. mOved to her home 1n a rew .lira James 1ebl)dren and her First and Final Account ol Edna days. D~,m ol Norfolk, Mae Miller, l':leeutriX of th& Es- NAITPOIID MAYOR ATI"DS D'TROIT CLIYILAND ~· ,eekehd With her tate or Abbie M~e Durst, dee<iued. illafor O'Neil Quillin, Doc ind. Pearl ly ' Mn. lohn Stout Final Al:eount of Mortha Childs, MISs Mrs Kenneth Welsh and Mrs . Ad:I!Jillil~ratrix of Fields and Atthie Chapman .-lith• ded t lie Detroit · Cleveland ~oil haj ~ 0 tered Henry Wagoner attended a Stan· Detroit reeer,uy Belolj! , }Ji'. •od llj'l. , ley party at the home ol Rev. tbey abo attend· a~o .lir. and ,.lira. and Mrs. Earl Cowan, Darwin, , State Fair and OJ!d C~1rlea Burt were Jlonda)l. . an extensive ol&ht s&ejt0 lu~e~e011 gueala of llli. Mr& Erne&~ t::,arr, Mrs Mar Dotroit. ' Ra~ ~ibt RuUund. shall )!iller and Mrs. Joho 0 MACHINE QUICK SERVICE on W~b r..,. I ~~0~~ EBu~YJEs~ ~~~rs~~ palrlo~ h7 ~IICI.or7 Trained IPARES YOU FOR A TIME WHEN One 6-year·old milking cow, one GuN TRAD 0 R Shell seller lhgh - three year old Hereford cow vcloc1ty12 ga u~c. $2 RO - 16 (,llt s, unusu>i, Imported for nil w1th call by side two 2 year old '' age. Mosl' complctc assortment watc~ma~e<. COUJNS JEWJ!:. gauge, $2 75 -- 20 gaU,:!f' $2 50 Hereford cowo with calf by side; salt and pepper sha4ters Hand LEKS. P(JMeroJ 1-3-tf A good 1h <1l un a Ut'W 20 gauge " one Hereford yearling hull, made glas'.ware, mu~ncal lamps automatic Several other guns to Terms e..b In hand at time ol thoose from Fif~ Novcl1y Corromper room toys Best prices 120 81 Insurance BRie Not rewpomuble for acct· ncr 0 13 3tc on b1kcs and tmyd c~ Open _ __ ___ _ _ _ _ denll or injuries. cvcnmgs IJII g 00 Fll~ Novelty ancl G1ft Shop, Brlnw High Rd D • U>is ol small toola and other Largeftt SIH' Warm Mnrmng Coul School, M•<ldlcp01t, Oluo O ney OWning trticlea too numerous to men· heater w11h euctll.llmg fa11 Us 0 13 6tc I~'!IURANCI! AGI!NC'r ed ahoul four mo~ths :ll 'IV ,,.., AutCIIIIoallo, Ho1llto Wttt, Auctlonter set, :1 piece d111 cltc st I }{ K ACCIOEN1 lev. Wtbtr D. Thoma, owner Ru lisdl , Hl 7 near highway gar Lifo, CIIUIIIY 1nd!Ill 13, 3tp age 9 16 71p Good selecti ons of used Ford and Fcrgusons Two good co~n btnd Estate BroktJ l'r~; One lmula~-:c cuttar. milk 1ft MIDOLIPOIT1 OHIO r ton SAl E Apples New llo 1st prlze- 11otpomt DrYill" 2nd "J6.M PHONES 6111 vrn O rrh ~ rd, New H<Jvrn Phtmc cum and ('oolers Pr1c<!\1"11ght prlze-Sunbean MIX·Master Ro· FULTON THOMPSON TU 24688 7·26ll cine Lerlon Fail Festival- SatTRACTOR SAI.ES urday, ~pt 26 Gel tickets from 9 13 6tc IIAI WAID Legion members 9 16 6tc < OAL FUll X'\n: - f,oorl cond1 tlon Al ~o ~ m.11l gas h1 11tcr (21 ) Real Estate Ned meeting of Racme Ameracnn Phone fUflti M fl 14 (ilr Legion wlll be September 19 , ............ c.. New Honw, siX rooms and hath 0 16 4tc !FOR SAI.EI Ot~h fluon, mohu ~u ny panclmg, .. . _ e . For Rc"u.urants or St hno ls New ~L1v1ng room a11d rlmmg room 115Lioc...,ll. ,._., Stalnlts8 RPfl'l).!(ll Htm 'i2 ru Hoodlfuartoro lor KnoHy pine m l'Sh 11 large k1t ~• ..,. Dill• rt, 2 door rmnplt•lr w1th uni t .....,nlte Lull•le - Lane Cedar 11-o II. II. C1K Wm. ;,_, then BliiJt 111 oven ilnd cook wns $95000 now $65000. t:u<J r ••:1HII - LA u Window ranamg top R • K ltut~ sr ll Ht 7 11nlecd JAC~ S HI· I• IIIGFR~ frllldaire Refrigerators ncar hi ghway ga rag£> 0 lij 7lp TION, NEW II AVEN I U 23~37 \okor Purtohuro, Mltl<lloport, Ohle 0 19·2.!1p \ • 29 u ven ~ll .m hl•qdR All ~111·~ and ---·-::-:-:-:-culm s Fiberglass <IWIIIn~:s, Ray GRAVELY 1RACTOR SALES a•d AutJ Soles glo gas ht•aters, elcctn~ light COIIIPU:T! Insurance Prolecllon. Service. R A Flnlaw, ~12 a: !Jio, Auto, Fire, Polio CaU Dor fixtures, pla"hc t•le fnr bath ----::-:-~-:::-::-:-d ••g• Main St , Pomeroy 7 24 ;r,., Milia Mhlrile;ort. Ob1o \901 FORD V8 2 6 r Se an, .. o. • - - . , . I UOIUS Extra nten dark green fmlHh. 8 room house and hath Natural Fret Estlmat11 FOR SALE· New 4 bedroom house Blaeltnart, Pomeroy 9 IS 6tc gas 1n house 011c m1l c nollh Dolo Wlppol Supply on Children's llomc lhll Call of Chcstcr Call A J ( ,u tcr 215 Union Avo, 71·M fer h•formatlon 9 10 Stc 19M BUICK V8 2 dr Sedan $1,29~ YUkon ~22·32 0 16 6tp Pomtrty, Ohio Beautiful 2 tone areen 1\nlah. - --- - - - - 9 13 !moe Grocery In Rutland - Well stock· Biaottnar'o, Pomeroy 9 13 6tc ( 111 Wonted To Buv od Doing nlc~ buSinOBs 6 room -LI., n.~~~, living qua•ters attached Rca!On· 1834 PONTIAC 8 eyl 2 dr $1,296: - - - - - · ----- - - IR~r ~yf'< ably priced or will consider Catollna Cpe. Smart "hard top • 275 gallon luel oil tan k, or lar I trade on house. Reason for sell· with apolleas all leather aeat1 ger Mn John Stout, Hurrtson lng, other lntereata George Ken. Cnatom interior. Blaettnar'a, VIlle, Ohio 9 16 3tp VILLAGE PROPIUY - Very well construct•d 8·room house with nedy, Rutland, Ohio. 9 13 7tp 9 13 Ot( ( 121 Wonted to Rent ' Pomoror. excellent floors and woodwork, large porethes Excellently lo$400 MONTHLY 1910 BUICK V8 Special $1,895. Three bcrlroJm h.ouse hy Ollober cated on J 118 acres with chur· 1 2 dr hu·d top cpe Llko now orlg HI Pcrml\'1ent reside nt Phone ctles, store and school nearby, i SPARE TIME inal 1"!1 tone green llnhh. Own· 389J 0 16 61p $4000 Owner Will fmancc 70% RelliUna and eol!ecUng monOI' ed by (O(al merchant !Jynanow ol sale. from our lie Hilh urade NUl drive. Jt&H Bloettnor'o, Pomo· PARM - 117 acres, good 8·room maehlnoa In this area. No aell· lOY , 9 13 6lc houae w1th porches, basement, in11 To qualify for work you Furnilihr.d ht "I&C for rcnl After and metal roof Very good barn muet have a ear, refercncea. '13 PLYMO!ITH Stallon wagon. Oct ht IJn Drecay llg\s Hal 23x30 wllh shed Good water, $798 cub aooured bY Inventory. Fer Sale t639 Call Rutland, DovoUna e hours a weelt to bu• o be !Ccn lo be appreclnted. well and pond Garage and other lne01, your end ~n perccntaae 24930 9 16 6tp Cell New Marttnsvallc, W Va, buildings, all with good roofs ot collections can net up to --.::-:D35RX 9 14 4to This place has been stripped, $400 monthly with very iood IDN DODGE 4 dr Coronet Sedan but has at least 70 aeres ol good pooolbilitiea of taking over full $1,803. Pu•b button obtrt R&ll 0 roonl hmw• On wood ro11d Mail llllable land left Well located time. Income increaslna accord. llnutllul swept wing model. route and school bus F'rcc elec· on good road In northern part of lngiy, ~r Interview Include Blaettn1r'a, Pomeroy 9 IS 6tc trlcity u. nrl gas ~ mill's r1om phone number in application, Rac:lnc Write Ro> t\88 A c, o county An excellent buy at write Natlonail Vending (;om. ISM PONTIAC VB Station Wagon $4000 The Dally Scntin~l 11 16 Sip pany, 137 Lexington Avenue, $2,103. 4 dr, Bpasaengcr, 3 aeata RENTAL - 4 room bungalow, New York 17, N Y. Hydnmatlc drive Radio and l'urnl!4herl 4 room apn1 tmcnt ln wltb balh, gaa lurnaee he,tmg , beater. Uke new condition. Available Sept IG $60 per \no. Pomeroy Phone 3S7 J u12 61c Dllettlllr'o, Pom•roy, 9 13 8tc CUCKLIR REALTY 4--~ rooms-----·--~------~ with Bolh pnrlly fu1· BOX 229 PHONE IOa.Y AutoServices nbhed coli 407·Y ll-12 Kip 9 14Ste from (iood Shoe Repair Tnilcr Spac11 on River F'ront For Sale: Living room suite Also JUST LISTIS- Abcautilul modl a I •WUifGS IOHI ru. - :It 2 yea\' old Western Pleuure colt ern Cully msuiatcd 4 room and \aur • lllrlftU Benlu. D., Reynold'• !Jairy Store Call 9263 bath reslrtoncc Located elose In l'bona art NIUI Pbone Kitchen has doubla sink with ' 9113tp iflcarta lot>--<ablnets, linoleum I '101a.1 DODGI • PLVIIOUTII DIIA£UI a • u. 4 rooms and bath, furnished. Also floor, ~Anelod and knotly pine. I gange at Enterpl'lse. Call UGH. Lorge living room, 2 bedrooms. Tile bath Hardwood floors 9 11 ate 491 For Scit throughout Large rloaets Pion· Shody troller spaco, 1 block !rom ty electric ouliell. Porches, At· Two - th~ phlst A C. motoro, center ol town ou River front toched gmge Hotp01nl electric 10 II. P. and 1! Ho!!epower. Or· Phone 11009 9 11 6tc heater, basement, oil fur-- I'--""':~~~~~~--' ,me HOI!Ue, Rutland Phone - - - - - - - water nae. Demmmg water pump 7.23 1 HIU. 9 13 6tc For Ront - Exten1l~n wddera. acrea, w1 fh mineral rights. _ _.___ _ - - Scat..>ld lioordt, Drop Clotlla. Terms av11lablc Here II your , lulldin1 Loll 110' 1 100' feel about Cllutoo fl'l •her, llid41eport. • Mrs Douglas Circle and lam· 11 I-··U opportunity ily and Florenoe Clrele 'ISited '" live mlnultt from Court Hou... _ Phoae Jl:l65-lt __ __ larl D. Mondor, RHitor Mr. and Mra Jomes Cornoll of ,,., N. Behltl, Pomeroy 1200 00 6 room house anrl balh Natural Purl Parker, Att"t Pomeroy Wednesday. Phono 201 ~.Phone 310.11. IH2-81~ ia• In bouse One mllc north Mrs Charles Russe)l of Wa· , of Cheater Coil A. J, Carter, 9 14 3tc ·Dllee Uv1nc room oulte, pia!: YUkon 022-32 9 10 6tc vcrly spent t~e weekond With fprm 1'9f~. •ool n11 and pod, - - : - - - - - - ' - - - --, TIRMITIS IXII'IRMINATID Mr and Mrs. Douglas C~rcle. ~ Cheap. Green, Unfurnished >partment 2nd Ward. ~r !roe inspectiOn phone 1183-11, Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Snyder , •• Va., SP 1-8718. Available oround Sert 15. Call Gilmore Sup(:iy Slore, Pomoroy, Of Columbus spent Sunday with All wort guarallleed, Ful17 In- Mr. and 1\lro, !Ierner Circle and 918 3tp 440-M or 24-Y. g 10 6te -:-r.-...,..,:---:--~~­ sured. VIUIIlan'a Induotrld IDd famfty. , • dDor Dedp aedaiL PIMlile D4-Y. 4 roomo w1th bath Partly fur; Re~ lehtial Termite Conttol Se" Min Marilyn Rlee, Ramne was ,' " .• 9 16 3te nlobod Co li 457·Y. II 12 6p vic•. St Maf)'l, W Vo. 7 21 tf the supper 1ue•t ol Dorothy .~ '' I Auctlonttr Crltt Br1dford Stout were m Pomeroy Monday Mrs. Grace Carr fell rraettJrin!rl: her b1p and Is m Meigs General Hosp1tal ' Mrs. Hazel Henderson, Kenny and Terry spent a few days ln Columbus vi$Ilmg relatives Mr and Mrs Weber, Wood apent Friday evemng with Mr. and Mrs Henry Wagoner. Henry Wagoner and Robert Clark were In Columbus Tuesday Mrs John Stllut was at St Mary.'l Tuesday fer the funeral of Tommy Fle111ing, II, who was killed by a car In Pltt.burgh Tommy's mother, Mrs Robert ' Flem1ng as a niece of Mrs Stout Mary Whl'te Shrt'ne Meetl"ng Js Held Frl"day Event"ng rrus tO Letter (!lob • ~ ~· I" I' ~ ~I'" I " '" 'l';0 . " " ~ If I'' .. ,'' I" I" ~ 'I ' .. .. , ~ ,. ~ ~ .. ,.~ ~ .. .. ~ 1. . r· that practical experl~nee 15 Just u Important as formal training! · ~ ,, "¥our NEWSPAPERBOY bas recognizee! ~~ ,. 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' - - - - llillrlb•tt4 ... - '"'""' The Doily Sentinel I lro41ootf~~---=------...!~~~~~~~~---~~~~-~-~-~~~~:;:;:o-~ LIL ABNER WT$Itl.llt110ED IN f•UCE.'l'-- MARRYME!'I WAA.M!/- �.. ...... ,_..,... ,_ •' _ ___ _....,.. ' . ~ , . ' ' • 'RUARK classlt jawbone. And opre you a lew ciJar•llea ond once stole an wreno~e4 yourself away from IIJc alann cl od< Irom Suftoh'a drug- I bluefish, It ••as a power or fun store There was alao a raU\er ob· Thu httie hit of noataigJD cornea hglng c)lap who jerked aoda m from • pic~ • I just saw In a pa- Sutton'• He ., .. olways good lor ' per whloh said that about the a mllkshake and a sandwich when Br RO&E~T C. RUARK cheapest avc1t~ge cost of a year'" the hunger pangs aet in, as was Mary Mnrtne, Wblte Shfme or 1 This ls a t rne of the year which education 111 around $1000 With a Greek named Harry, who ran a Je rut'liem met Friday tven111g et a I 'W a v s lntric:uod me a!!. a ' gr 11 H bM kid, e8p~clal)y 1l the teens The ' the extras choppeo to a minimum I the IOOF a11 w1t ra Stewort BUQ!mcr was used up ~nd college j The costs range from $1.000 at Booze was corrosive but not 10 Uawkms, worthy bia:h prlcsteJs, wal j~ st around t~e co,hcr ll'he state,aupported unlveraltleB to $2,- ltlUCh or a problem We made OUI' and Stewart llawklru ,walchman or tour!"' bod ull lOPe home by La 1500 ·~ prlvote sehools And lhla own band·tooled g1n from alcahol •h•oherda, preSiding bor ljay an~ lelt the beaehes do~sn't count lhe reol frills that filched from the labs by oor medl· Plans were made lrtr ma ter~al swept clean Nobody had 0 store make <'Oilege run 1cal frlenda, mcludmg my room· objective mght to be .at thE! nc KI open except a Gleek or so be I know thnt the dollar bought 1 mate, now a surgeon or note We Tne~hng on October 11, at 7 30 P cause there wasn't anybody• around something In my day and that the built our own beer m the moilt m with Mrs C E Nea&e, suprl'mc to bu) anything And anyhow, the cost o! liVI'lg was eroded down confmell of the shower rooma And matenal obJective Cha irman, In Greek was ~omg flshrng a11d the to nothmg but It 1\.Cems almost the local purveyor of Orange rharge Past worth y h1gh prll!st pocJ!oppla and strumberry pie incredible ~ow that 1 went throuR:h County corn was qu 1te decent eises and past wotchman of ghrp could wok after usclf about accephng t~e J01J'g we herdJJ will al to be honored at th1s 1 , four yeaN 11 1 the Umvers1ty or wrote on hit kitchen wall meet1ng In Caroljmt we would 'have bad North Carol·na on about $200 InvitatiOns were received to at· the f1rst no1'easter by now, and lll cash rr:Jnf.> y and some prGmiscs 1 don't know wby 1 bore you tend orr1c1al mspet:tiDn of A-11 the tides would be swelling as the to the StudC>nt L()an Fund - a w1th thas, exeept that tbere's a Olive Sbrmc, Columbus on Octo moon fatteucd agamst the day debt I d1dh t fmiSh paymg until smoky toueh of fall m the air ber 4 and Hockmg Valley !Shrme you went marsh-ben huntmg after the war and 1 can thmk of nothmg more Nelsonvil le, on October ~ wnh There WflS a wondrous loneliness fun than to ;lei back to school - Supreme WHP Marguer 1te Dutsc h, on the beac:heR, and vou could use Yet It dtdn't seem like peanl flat busted, ~oung, careless-keen tht• mspcct1ng off11i!r ISOme Hre ln the gray-shmgted s~rvitude Nobody had any dough, 1• 111 search or culture, football 1 II 1 b h h k bar the Governor's boy and one " At this m e~tmg t !ere WI a so ' euc ~ ac or two sons Of the tobacco andm- and gil'ls. be a rcccphon honoring Mary E It got cold m the evcmngs, as l The order of course 18 IR· Barlett, sllpreme treasure - tt 7 p You w!ded h»relegged oUt to cast try The riellest man n my [rater- verse but I'm' morrled no'w supreme wor th y treasurer, at 7 r into the sloughs, wln:re the blow mty - and I mana.ed to hard· (co' nght u157 by United m proceedmi the ceremontal at ha~ cut great trenches bchmd the scr~tbbJe a frAtem1ty, also on the Featu: Syndicate Inc 1 8p m sandbar"' cUff - eot :no a month nllowance ~[iiiiiii~iiii~;·~~~;;;~~~~~i;iiii;iiii;ii~~~and managOO to drive a l'llr on ll These sloughs were full or fiSh, Don't ask me how come In to the shallow water to slash at the small bail and to Where and bow I got enough feast on the- d1:,turbed satndfleas dough to &o o dances and dab~ )!y Pa and I eoul~ scarcely walt !he prettiest c:o-eds I can't say, ior Labor Day, JUSt to olean o~t bill sol)l•bow 1t turned up There the tourists and leave sandy stret· wis a apot of husUin1for a boljl"d· ches the sole property ol pros lllj! houae - the •arne one Thomas But one lhmg dampened 11- :l"•lle ~Ustled lor - and 1 bootI co)leg• In o /lew days the trek llened a lifUe, 1nd kept lhe back tu ed1Jcation would com books for the fraternity, ud got mencc, and there WB%, never any $2 50 a month 1h saliry for bemg mooey m those depression days U art edJtor of a cartlpus humor auvbod) ev"'" went to college on rnagaz111e. tJw cuff, I went to coJJefe on the And I am afratd I c~ dged quite REPORT FOB CONSISTENT DEPENDABLE RESULTS ,. WANT ADS PUBLIC AUCTION METROPOLITAN SATURDAY, UPT. 21, 10 AM 'the undersigned has sold hie house and must seU the followIng at his residence located at 410 Broadway Street, Middleport, 0 !Turn oil State Rt 7 at the swimming Pooli go two blocks South ) French Colonial Livmg Rl)om Suite, two end tables, 21 !neb G E. Television, coffee table, two pleco maple ~ed room set. three p1cce bed room set, hall tree, ottoman, pair Jose colored lamps, plast1c covNed chair, Walnut Secretary desk & chair lighted metal smoker stafld, new 5 pc Chromed dinette set, Kenmore gas range, Mavt"c washer, fold-a-bed outfit, kit· ellen cabmct, Friguf-:lre r.efr1g erator, G E Ironer and chair, smaU Ch('.8t of llrawers, cook1ng utensils, dishes' Gas heater, 21 volume encyclopedia and other useful Items not llllted Most or these Items are practically new and show sll!{ht use Terms caob Not responsible for ar.c1dents Rpbort McDonlol Iowno.-1. All Mikes ud Mo4eb AUTO SALES Experienced w11tren. Also cook. Top wagt, , Mull havt good ref· ~ ",..-.- trtnc... Hotel M1rtln, 9 11 6tc ""ustom Built Kuchen K1tehe~ d6':s1gned for your home 1"ret1 Lady to do ge neral housework, PHONE 398 .'' ( I?) Help Wonted Good Clem Used Cm RATES J celll pe.• won!, one lllii,rtloa Minimum cbargo 1101:.-4 ""nil Jill' •on! lot WOO eGDHelltiVf iruertiOIUI. lpeclal - One mo.C lor 25 cet11f pez word Full nte ol2 cenll per word will be charged lor advertising U 1101 pold for belote the15<n of each month lollowtnglnsertlon ...,., ID AdvertloiDg-Should be reported linmcdlotcly The Doll' &ontlnel wlU not be respolllible lor m~ than one lncor roct IIUertlon. Cord of Tbenb 1nd Spedal Not1ee1 of Evenll S100 Ob1tuon., D!lbllsbed 11 I cent per word. csnmates Foreman & Avbott Phone 62114- Y 8-3-ll washmg and 1romng Care for three ch ildren Phone 6917 X :r=--·---. g 13 3tc WHY NOT C•_'(Q\lE ~ PHOSPER· OUS BUSINESS MAN m your WE BUY l!TIIICTURAL I B!AMI ICRAP IRON - M&TALI locality ' You need no money to starl _ JUst a good car or li ght truck There arc many furmhe~ m Mc1gs ! ounty who would be OHIO VALLEY JUNK CO. I'Ma510 ~ 1 happy to have a good deal er brmg thosP famous, nil tJOnally known Watkms Products !or farm and hom e to thc1r door (I) Nottces PUBLIC SAI.E SATURDAY, Sopt. 21, 12:30 P. M. A• I am leaving the farm - Will offer at my rea1dence 8 m1les north of Pt)meroy, Oh1o on Bun· ker Hill, Me1gs County, begin· nlng st 12 30 o'clock, Sept 21 . 1957, the following personal property lo w11, one AlliS Chal · Roomt Hew Furniturt FOit CONCRETE BLOCJUI "'lulld Better p., L•t'' Why not become Independent 3nd work for yourself? Wr1tc your own unhm1ted paycheck 1 GRIJISER BLOCK CO. tor detaJb Y.rltC Ross Stewart, I MIIM North of POIIIII'OY 403 McKanley Ave, N W Can I ,;:-~;;-;;;;;;,;;:;;:;;~;;;;;;;;;;:;:;;;:;; ton, OhJO 9 13 3tc lr -------1 ( 181 Employment Wonted $299.00 BAKER men Tractor and breaking plow FOR SALE 10 ROOM HOUSE and LOT and cultivator, ()De almost new !<'arm work wanted hy young Ohver manure spreader, one 8 Rooms N(!wly Pamled man Will hve on farm <:all 1 horse drawn mowmg mact11nc, also 937-J. g 12 41p one binder; one hay rake, one 50 FOOT LOT diSC Harrow, one double A dra g In Syracuse Otl1o barrow, one Obvcr Ch1ll break· u;aJlabie furinSide Ull The Brightest Cornlll See George H. Durst int plow With new point, two 1• •llddJpporf or outs1de jobs Contact Ralph 1ron kettles w1th 11tands one 1 Ctvt St , Pomeror lhtttori, Portland, Oh10 or Phono 514-X cream separator Deering Me· 9 II 61p Cormick m good shapej one Ready mu1 toncn·te Sa l d anrl Jobn Deerf' hnrse drawn line Gra ve l FIl l ~Jrl ami Top ~ o\~ WantM- PAPF.H H \Mr!J\fi- 25 ~~~~~'"-~~~~..~_..~ row cultiVator, one large Warm ye .. ts tlXj.iCrtenc-e. Free c,'l df"llvrrefl Phonr !l39i f.ro~ll•ln Morning Circulating heater In matrs, L V Rrldn1r'r Ra<'l~ ' RAIJIU 6 TlLI:VISIUN StRVICE, Gravel ('n , MI(M,cporl 912-6\c go&d shapt~, one roal nnd wood Box 124 Ohio 7 -~ '' A 11 Ph 000 C 1 •JO, le and PP lnce range in good shape, one table GuernPJey hull calf W.tYne Beal, Store !Jd W. llaln Sl. , Pom.ll'or and six cha1ra, and one old style :l-2lJ.tf Rt 1, lbrnso nV!Ilc, Oh1o bed otead 'r.es 0 13 3tp FURNITURE p~;;rt;-;;.;; • S (lo)B UStneS5 erv1 · ... ' \. '• 4' -- - - .- -- - I \W"John Reed .. i .,.... ... -· ----·- ........,... -- (81 -- -- Cut 11"--------··--'-, 114 I For Rent l'or &tra We111r 18bl ---·- - · - - SEE US' TODAY Racine Shoe Shop YOU SAVE HERE CARMEL w.,., -- I'• Opp, OrfUn1'f1'e5 (19) Busl'nes•., - -- - -- - - - - - - - - --- - -- - ACT NOW - Take advantage of v.ondcrful Fall and Chnstmas buy mg representmg Avon Cosmet IC! 9 16 Stc DISTRIBUTOR Gucsl at the Delmar &-Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Sept. 16, 1957 -uired to attend such settlement :nd make objections thereto, If any they have. Any person mterested may file written exteptions to said accounts or any Item thereof, f1ve days prior to hearmg, and at that time further time may be allowed lor cause to file such exceptions ' John c Bacon Probate Judse 9 16 Jtc I Rhodes NOTICE TO CONTRIICTOI$ STATE OF OHIO DEPARTMENT OP HIGHWAYS Columbus, Ohl• Contnct Silts Lqal Copy home for dinner was Ernest Carr No. 57,614 and lamJIY Sunday UNIT PRICE CONTRACT The school Cur had a l•rge at· •·1225 (!) tewJancc and a dance Fnday eve· Scaled pr,.posals w11l be remng ce~ved at the office of the State Mrs CeCil llanmg Is spending Highway Director of Ohio at CothiS week w1th Mr. and Mrs lumbus, Ohio until 10·00 a. m , Glen Hamng Downmgton. IOhio (Eastern) Standard Time Garland Mayes had word his T"esday, Oclober ! , 1967, lor im· mother had fell and fractured provcmenta in: her hlp Metgs CotJnty, Ohio, on Section Thomas Estep 18 a patient l,n MEG·Z48{4.00) (8.76), State Route the Veterans Hospital Hunun~- No. 248 ID Chester and Olive ton Townships, by gradmg, dMinlng, Mr. and Mrs Marshall. Miller's paving with bituminous ro1d mix guC!ls were !rom Bradbury Sun· surfare on cruahed agsregate base day were Mr and Mrs M1ller and by eonstructtng a continuous And Mr and MIS. Robert Snow concreta slab bridge With capped den and ch1ldren pile substructure (Spans 40 feet· Mlss Rachel Surbrldge IS em· M feet-40 feet 1 roadway 36 feet), ployed m Columbus and spent Bru:lge No. MEG-248-0410 over the weekend with the Ernest East Brancb of Shade River carr family I W1dth Pavement 20 leet, Road· ' way 36 feet Length 3,000 feet or 0.!68 mile, I I SYRACUSE I "The date set lor completion ol INC 0ME The Syraruse PTA held their thl8 wort shAll be aa set forth m meetm• of the 1907·M season the b1ddl~ proposal." Bidden UNl IMITED1 ' 1llrsl • sd n the B<hool auditorium Tue ay must apply, on the proper forms, HARTFORD POST OFFICE gets improvements The Hartford Post Of!lee is un· dcr gomg Improvements. The In· terlon lo being paint•d and there will be some thanges made for con venlence ol the public Miss Audrey Blessing is Post Mistress. Emil E Kmght owner ol the buildmtla doing the work PERSONALS . Mr. and Mrs George James and son Billy were recent weekend v~ltors with relshves m Woater· ville, Ohio. Mr and Mro Cecil Galrmg and daughter Margaret U>u o( Bridge· port, Ohio were the week end suesll ol Mrs. Henry Jenk1.. and family. Mrs, Donald Smith spent SoL urday In Cborleston Mr. •and Mrs Merrill Johnson and c!llldreo Nicke) , Mll!rdyn and Belly Je o£ GaiUpoila were the weekend guesll of !lr and Mrs. Georae James. I Richard Jenkins IIIIlS a bwincaa vlsllor In Charleston Satuhrday. F. D Blessmg, !lr ' n d Mrs Faye Blessing, and ch1ldren Rickey ~ckey and Randy of Stuebenvdle, Ohio spent several days last week with Mrs. T. E. Blessing an d daughter Audrey, N T A VENDING evemng w1th the president, Mrs William Frances, presldmg a_nd opened the meetmg with the singing ol "America the Beout~ul" followed by • prayer read by Mrs I "I ' James Robel t F~elds IS spending lhe wmter m Norfolk Va. and will <ttend schQol while there Mrs. Bill F1clds and children David and Kathy returned home thiS week from Norfolk, Va where .she has been visiting relatives. They were accompamed home by Mr. Robert Embleton and Mrs James Adkins and James Robert Fields. i Lee s~ent Saturday 1n Charle• ton. Herman Kearno or Chllticothe, Ohio was the suest over the week end of Mrs T E Ble.,lng and Miss Audrey Blessing Barnhart Lerner employed in Moundsville spent the weekend at home With III.J parents Mr aad Mr~ George Lerner. J. M Crump was a business 1n New Haven Frlday ALREADY 1\NOWS RUTLAND Hartford News f HARRISONVILLE ! THIS BOY lor prequahf~rat1on with the High· way Credit Examiner, at Colum· bus, Ohio, at leas! 10 days before the date set to open bids YOU WILL NEED IT MOST The mmlmum wage to be paid Donald Ltsle to all 1abor employed on thlfl eon Amenca's largest self-serThe president's message was tract shall he 111 accordance with vice ftrm Now selectmg read by Mrs Edmond Grueser and j the "Schedule of P.revalllng HourDIStributors In your area•. tile secretarY report by Mrs Fred ly Wage Rates Ascertamed a'nd Its produ~s are sweepmg Crow Mrs Donald LISle read the Detcrmmed by the Department ol treasurer's rE•port Industrial Relations apphcable to the count Y ,1 It was voted to hold the annual State H1gh<'8y Department lm· \ Hallow'een oRrty provements m accordance with METHOD OF' OPERATION : Room mo1hers were named Sections 4110 03 (17·3), 41U 04 Pomeroy Personals 't follows Mf' Look's room - Mrs (17-4), 4110.06 (17-4al 4110.06 117-31 Mrs Harry Brown a a d 1 Mrs' Company provides you w1lh an Hershel Manuel and Mrs Adrian and 4116.07 (17-~a) nl tbe ReviSed Mrs Howard Brown, of Point establuhed route of stores Sayre, Mr< crow- Mrs Edlaon Code ol Ohio" that 11ell 1ts products fnm as Guinther ant.! Mrs Dorts Grueser, The blddur OIUSt . submit with Plensant VMited Mr>. Vir8lnia toundmg "~1lent • fialc.11men" Mrs Morns--Mrs Dana Wmebten· hu bid 1 certified check 10 the King Thursday _ Self-Senlce c<J Ulpmtnt Sales ner and Mrs Margaret Rose, Mrs amount of $8,50000 POMEROY PERSONALS Mr and Mrs Earl Teaford o( are phenommall Ftsher-Mrs WIH1am Etchm~er Plar1s and spectHcattons are on METHOD OF SERVICE: and Mrs Herbert Parker, Mrs Ide In the department of ' high Columbus vls1ted recently with his Wmgctt _ Mrs Ernest Stsson and ways and tile offtce of the dtvi )llother, Mrs. Edith Teaford •nd D1stnbulor appointed docs 110 Mrs Btll Wmebrenner, Mr Wolfe BIOn deputy director other rellltJves While here Mr. selhngl Just gives good weekly 1- Mrs. Charles Lulie and Mrs The director reserves the nght Teaford enjoyed hunting. scrv1cc Can bi" hanrtlcrl part Tro) Zw1lhn~ Mr Teaford who wss formerly to re,~ect·any and all b1ds. or full t1me by man or woman cmployod at I he Phlllp Spotn · Committees named were Mem· GEORGE J THORMYER Car nece8.11ary Pbnt 1s a chemical research eng· bership.--Mrs Donald Cottnll, Mrs Acting Director lneer at t h e Battelle Alemorial Donald Weese, Mrs. Margaret Ev· (9) 16, 23, 2te HIGH IN PROFIT: Institute '" Columbus ans, Mrs Francts Imboden, Mrs ----1'he fast turn-over of our mer· csrolyn Evans, Mrs George Baer, Rev. and Mn. Waldo J. Bsrtels NOTICE 0, APPOINTMENT chandlsc, plu~ your good ser- Mrs Jack Williams, Mrs. Allah and Mr. and Mr1 Herman Bartel• Eototo of l1tollo M. Torronct, vice can earn unusually h1gt1 Teaford, Mrs U>well Wmgett, were at Bani, Saturday aftemoon Doctaud Income per year 1 Income starts Mrs' Ma SIRcl, Mrs. Steve Case, Notice I! hereby given that Van lo attend lhe funerol of Rev. Phil· Immediately Mrs Edmond Grueser, Mrs John 0: Torrence whose Poat Office ad• lp Delbl. Rev. Delhi was p.tor ol LITTLE CAPITAL NEEDED: Sauvage and Mrs Kenneth cun· dresal! Reedsville, Ohio, has been the Ttlnlty and Mt Z1en churehes d11f duly appointed Administrator or which Rev Bartels served before • Can start w1th as low as $475 Fmance-llira. VIrgil Teaford, Ithe Estate ol Estella M. Torrence, cominrto PomeJW. to $961 lor purchase of mer· Mrs Herman London, Mrs Ca" late Q( Meigs County, Ohio, d~ Mr and Mrs. H~rman Bartell rechand1se & display equipment roll Norru, "\Irs Edison Hubbard ceaeed. lurned to their home, Cleveland, FOR YOUR INFORMATION: and Mrs Roy Willloms. Dated this et• day ol Septom· 1<\d_, afler a weeks visit with Rev. Publicity - Mrs. Ada Slacak bor, 1957. and, Mrs Wsido J Barlels. Hospitality - Mn. WilliS Lead· Jo~n C. Bacon We are looking ror the s1nrere ,Mr. ind Mra. Arthur Welcb of & reliable penon who w1il put 1/lgham and Mrs. Morris Harden. Judge ol the Probate Court Colum~us were weekend gneots ol honesty & integrity above all Health- Mrs. Grace Qlier and Melga County, Ohio 1\Cv alld Mrs Waldo J, Bartela. else Write to us al once Tell Mrs U>well Wingett (8) 9, 18, 23, 3te Barbara ond Marilyn Roush ol us about yourself in detail Program -- Mrs George Schnei· - -----'C1rmelspent a week reeently with dcr, Mrs. Robert Crow, Mrs. Anna· !belt aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. STOP 'n SHOP bell Huudash•lt, Mrs. Millard Van Self.Servi~e Co. Mr and Mrs. John Dyke a~d Robert Warner Tbey left Wedao• Meter and Mrs June Sayre illy lor Alhens where they will re14820 Armlnla St. Mrs Morrl!' ~oom had the most son of Xenll •pent the weekend •nme their studies at Ohio Unlver• with her parent~ Mr. and Mrs Van Nuys, Calif. mem~rs present" lltr. , I A meeting has been caUed lor W R. Hsyea and hiS li ther Mr ATTN: Oblo Division . gusene Thomaa who has been ID 1nd Mrs Sam Dyke, Tuesday at 1 o'clock at the school Chicago, Ill. the past summer io for the room mothers, Finance Mr. and Mra. John Dell and lhe gneot or hlo par.nts, Mr and daughters of Bremen were Sun. circle Friday and altendcd family committee and PI'()gram commit· day gueat.. of Mra. Ethel Nelson. Mrs Evorett Thomas before &oiDg night at the church tee. to St. Lo~ls, Mo to resume hia Mrs Frankae Bookman and son Hostesses [or Tuesday's meelnt studleo at Eden Seminary Roy Buchtel, Mrs W1lham Call were Mrt. Francis, Mrs. Crow, Mra. ' Mrs. c. H. Buek (Harriett Ban· ~ of Neisonv11ie and Mrs Lowell Llale and Mro. Schneider llostDa) o! Dayton Is the RUest of her Tutkcr or 01amond were guest, esaea for the Ooober meeting will ly VIRGINIA CAIILITON aunt, Mrs. S, F. Clark and dtulhot Mr and M" Douglas Circle bo Mrs Leadmgham, Mrs Hubbard, lntortalns With Picnic Dl-• ' ter, Mrs. Fmda Fields, Syracuse. and family Friday Mro ~. Mn. Slack and Mrs. Mr. ond Mrs W T Stbne entel' Mf and Mrs, William R Zer Dorothy Bush of Spiller spent Cotlrill. ' - lalnod with • plenle dinner Sun- kle were at Eaat Liverpool Friday lhe weekend w1lh Linda Cn'ele Mr. 1nd Mrs jlenry Mllord and day, Enjoying !be day were Mr. to atlend the funeral of their UD· Mr and Mrs H A Barnlta of d•ughters oi lloyton visited Mro and Mrs F. A Batey, Mr and Mr& clo, Dotcel II1Ulns. I Llnooln Heights were Sunday Mlford's aunt Mn Elizabeth Dllck· Philip Bo(oy and ehlldren, Phyllis, Ray Crumbley and son Phil of guests of Mr and Mrs Dean worth, In Meigs General Hoopltal Gel'l")' and Ralph. Mr" and Mra. Wellsville and -(Jlenn Rutledge of Brinker l and other relatives here. Thomao Hollman and son Tommie. East Llvtrpoo~ were weekeod all or New Haven Mr and Mrs gueats of Dr. W. S Hart and daut· Mr and Mrs Clifford Morris NOTICE called on Mr and Mrs Hornor 1.._LIMENT OF ACCOUNTS Ray Sanders, Canton, Ohio. Mr. hter, IIIII Ellie. Phil Crumb~J Circle Sunday afternoon • •• snd !Irs. J Hetman Batey and left Sunday allemoOll for Ath~na, Donna C~reie, dau ghler of Pi-obatt Court,' Molgo County, Ohio daughter, Vlrgmla of Cardlll by where be will resume h11 sfudiel Mr and Mfll. Homer Circle went Notice Is bereby given that the the Sea, Calllornla. Mr. and Mrs lt Ohio Umverolty. to Athens this week to make following Aecounts have been llleli D. W. Batey and sons WIUI1m Mr. and Mrs. Rar Gla" and plans lor entering college there In said Court lor "tUen\ent IDd Thurl and J1mm1• ol Columbus, family vlotted Sundoy In Columbus Dorothy Circle spent Saturday tbot the same will be heard 01\. Ohio. Mr. ond Mrs. Merrill Johnaon with relatives, with Marilyn Rice. , Monday the 21st day of October and children Nlckev, Memlyn ••d Miss Leda Mae Hraoutu, lead!• Mr and Mr~ Jam•• Circle and 1907, to-wit. Betty Jo or Galllpolla and Jlr, er in the Neilonvllie schools, iiU •· son, Sprmgfleld apent Monda) F1rst and Final, Aooouat or and Mra George Jamea and a~n spent the weekend with her Rar. ' and Tuesday With hls molher Charles Russell, Adminlstralor ·of Bllly of Hortfol'll , onll, Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Kraeu•, · Mrs, Mary Circle and •on the Estate of James R. ~lden, UNDilliOIS IYI SUIIGIRV 1M, Morning Sllr. Saturday abe Mr. and Mn. Paul Smith call· deoeased Mn. Hugo J~hiing ,underwent attl!l)ded the voeallonal home eco· '" ed on Mrs Garnet Smith ol Port· Flnt and Final Account of Ruth •urgery at t h e Holler H011pital ntiDflcs teochcro'. meeting at Late I land sunday Taylor, Exetutrix of the Estate of GaUipoiia last week lor tbe re- ope. i , Emlha Smith, deeeasod. M:r. and Mrs. Bern1ce B"~ Mr. and ~Irs. Paul Smlt b vlsi I Flnt Uld Final Account ol l,d· moval of a cataract from one of eq Mra Mary Smith at the hom• ~· Moe Mil,ler; Administralrix ol ber eye~ She Ia reported to be l!ld •on or Enterpr~ visited' SUJI. I , Eldon Kraeuter. of Mr. and Mrs Jcso Wood, Ap· the Estate oi•Willtam J. Durst, de- reeovering nicely and will be re- with Mr. and pie Grove,reoently. ceaaed. mOved to her home 1n a rew .lira James 1ebl)dren and her First and Final Account ol Edna days. D~,m ol Norfolk, Mae Miller, l':leeutriX of th& Es- NAITPOIID MAYOR ATI"DS D'TROIT CLIYILAND ~· ,eekehd With her tate or Abbie M~e Durst, dee<iued. illafor O'Neil Quillin, Doc ind. Pearl ly ' Mn. lohn Stout Final Al:eount of Mortha Childs, MISs Mrs Kenneth Welsh and Mrs . Ad:I!Jillil~ratrix of Fields and Atthie Chapman .-lith• ded t lie Detroit · Cleveland ~oil haj ~ 0 tered Henry Wagoner attended a Stan· Detroit reeer,uy Belolj! , }Ji'. •od llj'l. , ley party at the home ol Rev. tbey abo attend· a~o .lir. and ,.lira. and Mrs. Earl Cowan, Darwin, , State Fair and OJ!d C~1rlea Burt were Jlonda)l. . an extensive ol&ht s&ejt0 lu~e~e011 gueala of llli. Mr& Erne&~ t::,arr, Mrs Mar Dotroit. ' Ra~ ~ibt RuUund. shall )!iller and Mrs. Joho 0 MACHINE QUICK SERVICE on W~b r..,. I ~~0~~ EBu~YJEs~ ~~~rs~~ palrlo~ h7 ~IICI.or7 Trained IPARES YOU FOR A TIME WHEN One 6-year·old milking cow, one GuN TRAD 0 R Shell seller lhgh - three year old Hereford cow vcloc1ty12 ga u~c. $2 RO - 16 (,llt s, unusu>i, Imported for nil w1th call by side two 2 year old '' age. Mosl' complctc assortment watc~ma~e<. COUJNS JEWJ!:. gauge, $2 75 -- 20 gaU,:!f' $2 50 Hereford cowo with calf by side; salt and pepper sha4ters Hand LEKS. P(JMeroJ 1-3-tf A good 1h <1l un a Ut'W 20 gauge " one Hereford yearling hull, made glas'.ware, mu~ncal lamps automatic Several other guns to Terms e..b In hand at time ol thoose from Fif~ Novcl1y Corromper room toys Best prices 120 81 Insurance BRie Not rewpomuble for acct· ncr 0 13 3tc on b1kcs and tmyd c~ Open _ __ ___ _ _ _ _ denll or injuries. cvcnmgs IJII g 00 Fll~ Novelty ancl G1ft Shop, Brlnw High Rd D • U>is ol small toola and other Largeftt SIH' Warm Mnrmng Coul School, M•<ldlcp01t, Oluo O ney OWning trticlea too numerous to men· heater w11h euctll.llmg fa11 Us 0 13 6tc I~'!IURANCI! AGI!NC'r ed ahoul four mo~ths :ll 'IV ,,.., AutCIIIIoallo, Ho1llto Wttt, Auctlonter set, :1 piece d111 cltc st I }{ K ACCIOEN1 lev. Wtbtr D. Thoma, owner Ru lisdl , Hl 7 near highway gar Lifo, CIIUIIIY 1nd!Ill 13, 3tp age 9 16 71p Good selecti ons of used Ford and Fcrgusons Two good co~n btnd Estate BroktJ l'r~; One lmula~-:c cuttar. milk 1ft MIDOLIPOIT1 OHIO r ton SAl E Apples New llo 1st prlze- 11otpomt DrYill" 2nd "J6.M PHONES 6111 vrn O rrh ~ rd, New H<Jvrn Phtmc cum and ('oolers Pr1c<!\1"11ght prlze-Sunbean MIX·Master Ro· FULTON THOMPSON TU 24688 7·26ll cine Lerlon Fail Festival- SatTRACTOR SAI.ES urday, ~pt 26 Gel tickets from 9 13 6tc IIAI WAID Legion members 9 16 6tc < OAL FUll X'\n: - f,oorl cond1 tlon Al ~o ~ m.11l gas h1 11tcr (21 ) Real Estate Ned meeting of Racme Ameracnn Phone fUflti M fl 14 (ilr Legion wlll be September 19 , ............ c.. New Honw, siX rooms and hath 0 16 4tc !FOR SAI.EI Ot~h fluon, mohu ~u ny panclmg, .. . _ e . For Rc"u.urants or St hno ls New ~L1v1ng room a11d rlmmg room 115Lioc...,ll. ,._., Stalnlts8 RPfl'l).!(ll Htm 'i2 ru Hoodlfuartoro lor KnoHy pine m l'Sh 11 large k1t ~• ..,. Dill• rt, 2 door rmnplt•lr w1th uni t .....,nlte Lull•le - Lane Cedar 11-o II. II. C1K Wm. ;,_, then BliiJt 111 oven ilnd cook wns $95000 now $65000. t:u<J r ••:1HII - LA u Window ranamg top R • K ltut~ sr ll Ht 7 11nlecd JAC~ S HI· I• IIIGFR~ frllldaire Refrigerators ncar hi ghway ga rag£> 0 lij 7lp TION, NEW II AVEN I U 23~37 \okor Purtohuro, Mltl<lloport, Ohle 0 19·2.!1p \ • 29 u ven ~ll .m hl•qdR All ~111·~ and ---·-::-:-:-:-culm s Fiberglass <IWIIIn~:s, Ray GRAVELY 1RACTOR SALES a•d AutJ Soles glo gas ht•aters, elcctn~ light COIIIPU:T! Insurance Prolecllon. Service. R A Flnlaw, ~12 a: !Jio, Auto, Fire, Polio CaU Dor fixtures, pla"hc t•le fnr bath ----::-:-~-:::-::-:-d ••g• Main St , Pomeroy 7 24 ;r,., Milia Mhlrile;ort. Ob1o \901 FORD V8 2 6 r Se an, .. o. • - - . , . I UOIUS Extra nten dark green fmlHh. 8 room house and hath Natural Fret Estlmat11 FOR SALE· New 4 bedroom house Blaeltnart, Pomeroy 9 IS 6tc gas 1n house 011c m1l c nollh Dolo Wlppol Supply on Children's llomc lhll Call of Chcstcr Call A J ( ,u tcr 215 Union Avo, 71·M fer h•formatlon 9 10 Stc 19M BUICK V8 2 dr Sedan $1,29~ YUkon ~22·32 0 16 6tp Pomtrty, Ohio Beautiful 2 tone areen 1\nlah. - --- - - - - 9 13 !moe Grocery In Rutland - Well stock· Biaottnar'o, Pomeroy 9 13 6tc ( 111 Wonted To Buv od Doing nlc~ buSinOBs 6 room -LI., n.~~~, living qua•ters attached Rca!On· 1834 PONTIAC 8 eyl 2 dr $1,296: - - - - - · ----- - - IR~r ~yf'< ably priced or will consider Catollna Cpe. Smart "hard top • 275 gallon luel oil tan k, or lar I trade on house. Reason for sell· with apolleas all leather aeat1 ger Mn John Stout, Hurrtson lng, other lntereata George Ken. Cnatom interior. Blaettnar'a, VIlle, Ohio 9 16 3tp VILLAGE PROPIUY - Very well construct•d 8·room house with nedy, Rutland, Ohio. 9 13 7tp 9 13 Ot( ( 121 Wonted to Rent ' Pomoror. excellent floors and woodwork, large porethes Excellently lo$400 MONTHLY 1910 BUICK V8 Special $1,895. Three bcrlroJm h.ouse hy Ollober cated on J 118 acres with chur· 1 2 dr hu·d top cpe Llko now orlg HI Pcrml\'1ent reside nt Phone ctles, store and school nearby, i SPARE TIME inal 1"!1 tone green llnhh. Own· 389J 0 16 61p $4000 Owner Will fmancc 70% RelliUna and eol!ecUng monOI' ed by (O(al merchant !Jynanow ol sale. from our lie Hilh urade NUl drive. Jt&H Bloettnor'o, Pomo· PARM - 117 acres, good 8·room maehlnoa In this area. No aell· lOY , 9 13 6lc houae w1th porches, basement, in11 To qualify for work you Furnilihr.d ht "I&C for rcnl After and metal roof Very good barn muet have a ear, refercncea. '13 PLYMO!ITH Stallon wagon. Oct ht IJn Drecay llg\s Hal 23x30 wllh shed Good water, $798 cub aooured bY Inventory. Fer Sale t639 Call Rutland, DovoUna e hours a weelt to bu• o be !Ccn lo be appreclnted. well and pond Garage and other lne01, your end ~n perccntaae 24930 9 16 6tp Cell New Marttnsvallc, W Va, buildings, all with good roofs ot collections can net up to --.::-:D35RX 9 14 4to This place has been stripped, $400 monthly with very iood IDN DODGE 4 dr Coronet Sedan but has at least 70 aeres ol good pooolbilitiea of taking over full $1,803. Pu•b button obtrt R&ll 0 roonl hmw• On wood ro11d Mail llllable land left Well located time. Income increaslna accord. llnutllul swept wing model. route and school bus F'rcc elec· on good road In northern part of lngiy, ~r Interview Include Blaettn1r'a, Pomeroy 9 IS 6tc trlcity u. nrl gas ~ mill's r1om phone number in application, Rac:lnc Write Ro> t\88 A c, o county An excellent buy at write Natlonail Vending (;om. ISM PONTIAC VB Station Wagon $4000 The Dally Scntin~l 11 16 Sip pany, 137 Lexington Avenue, $2,103. 4 dr, Bpasaengcr, 3 aeata RENTAL - 4 room bungalow, New York 17, N Y. Hydnmatlc drive Radio and l'urnl!4herl 4 room apn1 tmcnt ln wltb balh, gaa lurnaee he,tmg , beater. Uke new condition. Available Sept IG $60 per \no. Pomeroy Phone 3S7 J u12 61c Dllettlllr'o, Pom•roy, 9 13 8tc CUCKLIR REALTY 4--~ rooms-----·--~------~ with Bolh pnrlly fu1· BOX 229 PHONE IOa.Y AutoServices nbhed coli 407·Y ll-12 Kip 9 14Ste from (iood Shoe Repair Tnilcr Spac11 on River F'ront For Sale: Living room suite Also JUST LISTIS- Abcautilul modl a I •WUifGS IOHI ru. - :It 2 yea\' old Western Pleuure colt ern Cully msuiatcd 4 room and \aur • lllrlftU Benlu. D., Reynold'• !Jairy Store Call 9263 bath reslrtoncc Located elose In l'bona art NIUI Pbone Kitchen has doubla sink with ' 9113tp iflcarta lot>--<ablnets, linoleum I '101a.1 DODGI • PLVIIOUTII DIIA£UI a • u. 4 rooms and bath, furnished. Also floor, ~Anelod and knotly pine. I gange at Enterpl'lse. Call UGH. Lorge living room, 2 bedrooms. Tile bath Hardwood floors 9 11 ate 491 For Scit throughout Large rloaets Pion· Shody troller spaco, 1 block !rom ty electric ouliell. Porches, At· Two - th~ phlst A C. motoro, center ol town ou River front toched gmge Hotp01nl electric 10 II. P. and 1! Ho!!epower. Or· Phone 11009 9 11 6tc heater, basement, oil fur-- I'--""':~~~~~~--' ,me HOI!Ue, Rutland Phone - - - - - - - water nae. Demmmg water pump 7.23 1 HIU. 9 13 6tc For Ront - Exten1l~n wddera. acrea, w1 fh mineral rights. _ _.___ _ - - Scat..>ld lioordt, Drop Clotlla. Terms av11lablc Here II your , lulldin1 Loll 110' 1 100' feel about Cllutoo fl'l •her, llid41eport. • Mrs Douglas Circle and lam· 11 I-··U opportunity ily and Florenoe Clrele 'ISited '" live mlnultt from Court Hou... _ Phoae Jl:l65-lt __ __ larl D. Mondor, RHitor Mr. and Mra Jomes Cornoll of ,,., N. Behltl, Pomeroy 1200 00 6 room house anrl balh Natural Purl Parker, Att"t Pomeroy Wednesday. Phono 201 ~.Phone 310.11. IH2-81~ ia• In bouse One mllc north Mrs Charles Russe)l of Wa· , of Cheater Coil A. J, Carter, 9 14 3tc ·Dllee Uv1nc room oulte, pia!: YUkon 022-32 9 10 6tc vcrly spent t~e weekond With fprm 1'9f~. •ool n11 and pod, - - : - - - - - - ' - - - --, TIRMITIS IXII'IRMINATID Mr and Mrs. Douglas C~rcle. ~ Cheap. Green, Unfurnished >partment 2nd Ward. ~r !roe inspectiOn phone 1183-11, Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Snyder , •• Va., SP 1-8718. Available oround Sert 15. Call Gilmore Sup(:iy Slore, Pomoroy, Of Columbus spent Sunday with All wort guarallleed, Ful17 In- Mr. and 1\lro, !Ierner Circle and 918 3tp 440-M or 24-Y. g 10 6te -:-r.-...,..,:---:--~~­ sured. VIUIIlan'a Induotrld IDd famfty. , • dDor Dedp aedaiL PIMlile D4-Y. 4 roomo w1th bath Partly fur; Re~ lehtial Termite Conttol Se" Min Marilyn Rlee, Ramne was ,' " .• 9 16 3te nlobod Co li 457·Y. II 12 6p vic•. St Maf)'l, W Vo. 7 21 tf the supper 1ue•t ol Dorothy .~ '' I Auctlonttr Crltt Br1dford Stout were m Pomeroy Monday Mrs. Grace Carr fell rraettJrin!rl: her b1p and Is m Meigs General Hosp1tal ' Mrs. Hazel Henderson, Kenny and Terry spent a few days ln Columbus vi$Ilmg relatives Mr and Mrs Weber, Wood apent Friday evemng with Mr. and Mrs Henry Wagoner. Henry Wagoner and Robert Clark were In Columbus Tuesday Mrs John Stllut was at St Mary.'l Tuesday fer the funeral of Tommy Fle111ing, II, who was killed by a car In Pltt.burgh Tommy's mother, Mrs Robert ' Flem1ng as a niece of Mrs Stout Mary Whl'te Shrt'ne Meetl"ng Js Held Frl"day Event"ng rrus tO Letter (!lob • ~ ~· I" I' ~ ~I'" I " '" 'l';0 . " " ~ If I'' .. ,'' I" I" ~ 'I ' .. .. , ~ ,. ~ ~ .. ,.~ ~ .. .. ~ 1. . r· that practical experl~nee 15 Just u Important as formal training! · ~ ,, "¥our NEWSPAPERBOY bas recognizee! ~~ ,. 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' - - - - llillrlb•tt4 ... - '"'""' The Doily Sentinel I lro41ootf~~---=------...!~~~~~~~~---~~~~-~-~-~~~~:;:;:o-~ LIL ABNER WT$Itl.llt110ED IN f•UCE.'l'-- MARRYME!'I WAA.M!/- �) ' and Mr& Earl Dean Chester home of Mr ond Mr1 Horae• ICart, Donald Mora preside~! preald Chester ed at the meehng a~ olf1cers elected for t eilllew year were Mrs SIME GETS FISHER AWARD Re d Young pmodent Mn Roy C~BORO N C UP -Relatives and fr ends who were Holter vice president Mrs Wood Sprint star Dave Slmo ol Dllke called here for the funeral of Mr ond 11rs M F Willil 8'12 IJ'ta Sigma musiC honorary She Franklin Ba ley Chester ia!l Fro October II when the Return Jono- will be cele~rated In June 1958 The Mt Moriah MISSionary Soo row Mora s<>cretary Mrs Earl University baa received tho Loull w )Iarke! Street Uma are "" will eontlnue her studieo while day at lbe Rawh gs Coat" Funer than Meogs Chapter DAR met Frl Mrs LobS< showed lolms of hos 1<ly met Thursday at the home of Dean rhscuwon leader Mrs ~ Fisher Award as the oulltondnounelng llle marrlqe of their working pu:t time ., &eeretary at al Home oncluded Mr and Mn da) a!tcrnoon at the home of Mrs lor c places n Ohoo and Mrs Pat Mrs Arlena Re'l"e w lh 1111'1 Paul Karr egislahve agent and inl athlete In the carolinas M\1 daughter Norma to WIIU1m Darst 'MeMillen O~servaory on llle Ohoo James Sharum Mr and Mrs Rob 0115 McChntnek Racine with Mrs roci U>chary presented the pro Cantpbell Harper vice pres preso Mrs J M Gaul and Mrs Edison and also bas been named .u tho oon of Mr and !olrs David Dan~ State ..mpus Mr Darst who grad ort Walters Mansf eld Mr and Guy Ne gler a& hosteos Fall !low gram usong for her topoc The d ng Mrs Fred Jackson led the Hollon a won an s represenlatl\le carolinas c•ndldale lor the SI!W 284 KsmUton street Middleport uated !rom )loddleport High Mrs Stanley Smalley Gale Smal ers decorotcd the spae~ous jod Constitution ol the Unoted States devotional serv ce and the mem Follow ng the meet ng a wiener van A ward awarded annually to The )lev Vtrnon van Buren ~ School is a vraduate of Oh1o State ley and fnPnct M.r and Mrs Ed pleasant hvmg room for the oc Plans were made for the celebra ber.s partie pated 1n the st!rv1ce roast wa5 htld the nation a lop amateur atblele formed the double-ring eef'\'mO~y Umvertly With tbe degree of WID Bailey Mrli Mane Wheeler cassion t10n of Const tutton Week from Mrs Kather ne Payne pre!i The next ncct ng Y.lll be at the at the Groee Methodist Chureb 1n BS In EducaUon He os a member Zanesville lfr a d Mrs Olin Bal Mrs Harold Lohse vote regent Sept 17 to 23 the Chapcr has dos dent who has be~ unable to at lima at two 0 clock on Saturday of Phi Mu Alpha and Kappa Kap- ley Robert Batley Cleveland Mr pres1ded and the openmg was con tnbuted ten tests of 100 queatlons tend the meetmp for the pan September 'l pa Ptl music bonorarits He la and Mrs Curus Bailey Athens dueled by Miss Bess Sanborn and and answers on the consbtuhon to year because or d ness was pre White gladiGlus ehryuolbe- teaebuq: music at ~leauntvdle M.r and Mn Max Robmettc Lo and ~ISS Grace HGrton Mrs Em schools m M~>tgs County sent and suggestc several pl'u mums and blue delphlmum la 1 Ohio m l-'atrfleld County sehtols gan Mrs Lyd1a Berry Mrs Etta erson Jones acted as setretary in A true or f"~lse qu1z was conduct JCCL!i for the co 10g year The 1 Circular arrangement eentered the Local relatives who attended the Will Mrs Helen Lorcnll Belpre the absence of Mn Lowell Pro cd by Mrs Lochary followed by an members voted to order a study altar wtth fern trees and ~even weddin& and reception were Mr Mr and Mrs Leonard Lanham basco and Mrs Dey Hysell read mterest ng d1scusson MISs San boo~ "'he Worker to use for 1 bra!W!hed andelabra at eacb Bide and Mrs Dtvld Darst Jr Mra Mr and Mrs Charles E Lanham the report of the treasurer born told of her recent tnp to theu study program this wmter A recatal of nuptial music pre- David Dant Sr Mr and Mrs Parkersburg frank Will Po1nt I Dur ng the busmess sess on Wtlhamsburg and Jamestown Mrs Oscar Hardaway was given ceded the ceremony with Jltbert Dana Hamilton Mr and Mrfi Paul Pleasant plans were also made for the Da nty refreshm r.nts were serv a rtslng vote of thanks for her re Johnson Columbus. organist. plar Davia: and son Wayne members to attend the Southeast ed by the hostess to the members port on the recent conference of tng Bened1ctw Reger, Bath 1 RegiOnal m etmg to be held m and one .@Ucst Mrs George H Par the Prov de nee A!:soctauon at 'Taccot. an~ Furue In D Minor Ironton Tuesday September 17 ker Gallopohs Mrs Woll Winston Mrs and Jesu Joy of MlD 1 DesiJ1na ~ - - -w a s an IJtlroductlor of Parents Harper an d Mrs Arno ld RIC har~ .o .. Bradbury and Harold Beckel! Lima olnl Edward Kotchen who " enroll and leathers reported on the Natoonal Baptllt ing J Love Three Grle&. the ed as a fre3hmi\n at Rto Grande Teachers then Y+Cnl to Jl:e r Assoclallon whtch they attended Wedding Prayer' ver • Beeause and dLt J;mes Roller II who s station Co 11 ege spcn t the wee k en d WI th homp rooms an d parents wh had on Louosvollc Ky e 1n Guam ca ed h1s wife and db h ldr The Lord. Pra, Atendanta we" Mrt.: Robert E 1lr and Mr• Harty Clarlr have children Kathy and Jimmy Satur Mr and Mrs c P Bra ury c 1 ell n thwe rooms were free 1 he Mtsstonary 1s sponsor ng a Powell !Jma sister of lli" bride r~lved word of lhe murlaeo of day evenong In celebration of the Mrs Lolhan McGhee has been Ito ask any question• concern no Dollar Hally at the Mt Moriah ruatron-of honor Mila Kaye Madl 1111'1 Clarks dauchter Mary Don Rollers wedd ng anniversary The vosotong relat ves on Belle W Va lheor ehold or any problem per Church on Sunday Sept 29 when 10 son Salineville and ~ l!or_bsra na Hemoley to 'Itloom11 King call came In at Moddleport Satur Mr and Mrs c H Wise Jr taming the scho>l the Rev A G Wr gnt kullan. Bates Merpotamll Ohio !irides- Rowh. -~r day even ng at approximately 6 30 have returned from a vacat on County Counc I delegates were wtU preach at the 10 30 scrvtce maids lack L Renner freeporl !ollu Hem•ley II ~10 tbe dough and it was 10 a m Sunday on trip to Wolhom•burg and other c ccted those be ng Mrs Paul no I he Octobor mcetong o! t lo c best mon Wilham McGhee aqd ter of Douglas Roi!IJley ol Syra Guam Mrs Roller and choldren famous s tes on Vorg ma In Wll Johnson Helec rnott Kathleen Moss onary Socoety woll be held at Danny Sanborn Mlddleporl uob cuse and Mr Rou11J Is the aon of are stayong woth her parents Mr llam&burg they entertaoncd Miss mother Mrs Robert Re bel Oth tho home of Mrs Arnold Rocharlis "" Erma Roush 2327 N lllgb Street and Mrs Homer Hartley and Mr ~css Sanborn and Mrs H E Bush ers present wore Mr Reobel Suz I Ocl 3 Columbus and Fraak RoUJh of and Mrs Ma~~: Roller w~tle Lt Rol Jddleport at dinner at Campbell Ianne Mary Ell2abeth and Asa Mrs Reese served $a ndwlches The bride who wu given In Middleport ler Is overseas for etghteen month~ House I Morris Neva Ba h;y and Bon ue Jce cream and kooJade to the men marriage by her father those 1 Mrs Max Lam~rt and son Joe The ss bers wedd1ng gown of white Chantilly The rnarrJage wu solemnized at Mrs Vtol.t McCullough who Allen Jackson hv.ve been v s t ng Comm ttcr appomtcd to oversee lace and net The floor length the Central Methodist Church at moved to Austm Texas last year her parents Mr and Mrs Harry 1 the 1nstall:~ 1on of playgrou d skort was styled with poult of Richmond lnd Aug 31 at 12 30 with her 8 xteen year old •on Ste ~oil! n lace The long aleeveJ of lace end p m by lh .. Rev RGbert Friblev pthethn ITs cmployMedt as 8 su,pcrvtsor Charles Smith USMC who s ~au~lc:ni:frea~l\/~~ ~~~~~cse od woth po ntcd cuffs Her finger T,bo br d• was allred '" a drcsa "1 c errace 0 or Hole '"Aua stationed In Cah!orn a" home 011 Door pr zc was won by Mrs L z ttp veJI was held ill place by a of teal blue and wore white ae t n Mrs McCullough who was leave nnd u v s t 1 g lis nothcr zle Host c and cak b Mrs Jo small lace hat and abe carried • cefSOrlea Her only attendant Mrs employed at the Dutton Drug Mrs Charles Haddox and family Hoback e Y yce while orchid oo a white Bible l!er Jamea Llndewedel wore navy Store and tho Shoe Box " super Charles Hask ns Cloor council nf h 1 attendants wore waltz.lenatb dres. blue with oiak aece11ories Best visor of sixty six: units in the Ho lor at Blddlt Hall at d John Fish 1 c res ncnts were served In the Election o£ offtccers was held scs of Ice blue and alate blue 1hd man Cor Mr Rouah was Jamea tel and has SIX maids 10 her uml er and Danny Sanb!Jrn who are nrh roo 1 bv Mrs Paul ne John when the Ft cndly Farmers Farm cBrnel.i whtte fana with creaeent I.JndwPdel The Llndwedels are Miss Myrna Russc11 who is em employed at OhiO Unlvers ty dur 1 son Mrs Lin Ia Arnott and Nrs Bureau Advuory Council met Fr ifouquets flf whtte gladiolua and residents or Columbus OhiO ployed 18 Columbus spent the mg the wmter have returned to lllrl n Arn~ ___ day evcmng at the home or Mr t.lue delphinium Mr and Mra Roush are now at week end With her parents Mr Athens where they are enrolled • ltlr> W Ilia mother of the bride home al 30~4 E Sixth Ave Co and Mra , r Russcl1 ot the University 5 wore an 1ce -blue sheath dress with lumtlus Ohio Mr and Mrs Clarence Lowe Mr and Mrs Ralc1gh Flowers 6tock aecessorles and eortoge of who have heen Uvong at the home Akron have been vosotong her mo UJI mums and Mro Darol moth ol Mrs Isabel Winebrenner Mrs w1II am Darst c olumbus Charles Bennett Mrs Wtll Hap •., returned to '"'eir f h have 1I ther Mrs Harvey Allensworth F er of the uroom wore 1 'llat' '"' 1 ormer orne In and left Monday lo v1s t Mr and f 1 e ensemble with matcbln•• ac Mlpdwtayl !Tennk Mrs Oron Flowers and famoly on w" R est n honor Salnrday even lonstal Mr. A B Kongham Mrs a r c a Ba er h 1 d ng wt en M s Paul Davts enter I C J Rhodf'~ Mrs Chsr!cs Ed blu cessones and white Fuji mum w 0 15 emp at Lazarus m Columbus wasoyc the Cmeinnati - - - -· ta ned wtth 1 bridal shower at her 1 wards Mrs Harorld Chase and 1 torsage "'eek d t r h t home on Russell Street Wayne_Dav s • The rccept on Wll held In he en gues 0 er paren. Mr and Mrs Edison Baker and Th 11 1 d l!)ourch social room lmmedlately The rhriBtlan Youth Fe11owshlp family e g ts "ore Pace on a table after the coruuony Wblte Shaslo of the Tuppers Plains and Long M before the I laDIS I ~ rs Clifford Hayes and son 1h l thhvdng room t foreplace r th • daisies and blue de IP•1n1um ·weJe Bottom eburcbcs held an outing Gregory left todoy lor St Albans rme o cdd ecorab lOllS or e < 18 d h used on the ~ride 1 lable an d t ne al Charles Masm s farm Sunday paroy was we ong e an w te I three hered we dd' hi cake Wll Sept 8 wllll 43 mombero present where they Will join hrr mother streamers ex ten ded lrom 1 Iarge Mfl Ethel l'rl<e and Moss Elfie h b II I ! h decorated In while and blue Dl n They attended Sunday "·hool toMr und Mrs ChariCK Hen•loy w • e on toe center o t e Naw VIIW on eostummg as see1 ... ..-:1\: Price for a VISit With relahvcs j I t I II b I BOSfON tiP B r &ng room hostessea were -...a gether at Long Bottom Christian Fairmont W Va cntertmned the Past Officers Club man e to ~~ ~a er el s at each - rca l !i>r o n CHARM h s ohe gay ~nterplu Cliff A Wlllls Lima Mrs E4 Church in the morning and the of Racine Ch~pter OES recently at stdc An arrangement of wh1tc and us1 ally warm we;~ther nnd a In w1n D Willis Columbus Mist Tupper1 Plains church in the eve Mr and Mrs Homer Wmcbren their home Long Bottom pink r(lses wns placed on the man crin~ rcsptratorv atlml 11 1 n of str pe agamst ~ohd with the Myrna Dice ••d Mill Belir Slol nln!l They 88 ng two spe<lal num ncr Cornmg wero guests Froday Dur ng the meet ng woth Chlor lei with wh t. button mums In"' Wollams the maJor !rag cs I j colorful JBCket 11kong a sho~ eul schott Lima ben for the evening service of Mrs lsahcl Wincbenncr and ws Grimm president prcstding it vcr tiered containers at each stde ng h tter at 376 wa~ l a over the narrow as the~ come •heath 'Mrs Darst chose a traveU\ng During the afternoon outing a other relat!ve1 n Cheshtre waa \'ot d to purchase s1x olli of the mantel p&ece ready to rail t qu & for thr f 7 t dress A day mto dark twosome costume oi black and any wool picnic recreation planning and Juamta Hawkins and Sidney cers chatrs for the Chapter Plans 1 Games w e dlreet~d by Mrs Aeasnn today jeney two pi&ce tult with blaek fteetlon of ()fllcera were held Kloea who arc employed In Co- were made to hold a ailent auction Dav d Darst Jr The iUcsts were VI lliams who has been n s~ It: In Amer cau rayon and icetate 1tam of tlr pea accessories and orchid cortll8: tbe newly elected otfieers are lumbus were week end gucsta of at the October 7th mcetmg nvlted to the dining roo 1 ror 8 rrom the Boston Red Sox I n p and ooUds C1f/ blue or copper 7 to 15. After a abort wedding trip tbey President Yvonne Damewood their fam lies Refreshmrnts were served by salad course. witch carrtmi 0 t a s nee Sept 1 when ht> was sir k are at home at 133 Chattcnden St Vice Presidl'nt Kenneth Frecker Mr and Mr.!l E L Hughes were the hostess to Cora Webb Ruth blue and wh tc color scheme r.1rs en by an upper respiratory nf c Columbus Ohio Secretary Janet Koehler Treasur business vvntors tn Huntangton Barmtz Agms Pnce Bernice Car David Darst Jr presided at the tJon follow ng the completion of a Mrs Darst II a graduate ol Lima er Gene Riggs Publicity chakman Saturday penter and ~ ucsts Ada Nease and antiQue white chana coffee service scheduled Fenway Pnrk work t Central HIJh School and hal com Madalyn Brown Faith chairman Mrs Blanche flaptonstall b re Naomi Br nker at Ute table- which wa 5 hghted by F'r da y night on ordflrR of cl b pleted two yeara in the M~ie Karen Damewood Fellowship port41 d 111 at her hom~ on Front The next meet nR Will be held blue tnpers set In the center ar phyu ~ nan Dr Ralph MlCarthy School at Oblo 8tate Unlvers1ty chairman Nancy Jo cole Citizen Street at thr homr of Agnes Pr1ce 01 rangement of white gladiolus :,;~;;;;;;;i~~~~~~~,_:=~;::==;;:;;:;:::;::::;~~~;;;;;;~~=;S; where ahe ia a member or Tau ship chairman Beverly Mllhone Mr and Mrs Hernan Lohse re Thursday O<:tober 17 chryanthemttms and porn poms 7 - -Outreach chairman Nita Jean turned ast week fro n thctr sum Wctldlng hells Ucd w1th wh te Cole and Witness rhalrman Mary mer home In Like City Mchogan "tin I bbons and a spray of II esl Connolly and her 1 1othcr Mrs Raymond 1 of the vallrv were used on the Tho meetings of t~e CYF will Sattotnhekorngh Rml o Grande Is a vosltor pastel blue cloth whoch was used YJ \lA 01 0 0 1M! held the first Tuesday o! every for the refreshment table "' I" • r "'' • t month a Tuppcra Plains and the Mrs Cla,.nce Cline who has Tl ose present were !Irs Wol !bird Tuesd•Y at Lon1 Bottom been a surghl patient at Holzer hn, Dnr.t "olumbus Mrs Davod Tu"' l Wtd hpl 17 II The ofllcera and members cf Hospital wa rd'\trned to her A r>trcus party WR! held Satur Oarst Sr Mrs Prances Bearhs the rroup would like to Invite all home on Pa mer Street today day to celebrate the fourth h rth Mrs I'Babel Wlnebronner Mrs Chi FAMILY NIGH'fl Mrs Larry Pickens was return day of An ta Marie dsughter of ford HavcJ Mrs Frank Chees<l Jennifer Iones Rnbert Slack lntereded young people to be GOOD MORNING Mill GOVI cGme memherR and attend the ed to the home of her parents Mr Mr and M.rs John FUltz A Drew lfrs Gco Baker Mrs Kalad A llal Family Picture meellna Adult leadership II pro- and Mrs Rl<hard Wilt !rom Hoi cio~n cake was made for A ota Hmdy Mrs E L Hughes Mrs (CineJIIaKope Te<hnlcolor) vided by two couplea for each zer Ho~pltal and her son who was by her mother and aunt Mrs Wo~ Wollla Antho"y Mrs Paul Smart --tilo-rhureh and the mlni1ter and his bom prematurely remained at !lam Swishel and the derorat om Aofrs Ernest Covert and son Char Forrelll '1\lckor Mara Conlay wife Advlsora arc Mr lnd Mra Holzer Hospltel of the Fulu home carried out the lea Mrs Lucille Mayes Mrs Her "THI QUilT GUN Paul Buekley Mr and Mra G S Robert Mills Marietta spent the theme Hoghllght of the party for f' dd M On Clnemutope.type) rs Dana I Danes Mr :.nd Mrs Geoi!e Pte•• wee k end woth his wife at lbe tho small cuosts was a Bubble man Mrs 0a Lox Roush lfr& Hamilton. Fred 1 Sun. l Man, Sopt ll-16 en• Mr and Mrs Walla Damea home of her parent• the Rev and gum machine the gilt of Mr Gardner dr:~ Herman Lohse and Robert Wa(lner le!froJ..Hunter wood and tho Rev and Mra Hsl Mra C E Hoyt and famol) and Fultz her mother Mrs Raymond Stone "TRUI STORY );"' Doster his blrlllday was celebrated sat Decorated cupeakeo lee cream ko g Roo Grande Mrs Edison Bak Jllll JAMII urday with a !amtly donner koolade with favors of bright col er Mro Jack Satterfield Mra E. (Ctnemascope Toehnlcolor) AICORD IHOT I'UT Georgia Ann e ght )car old orcd blow outs were served by S Schaaf BUCHAREST Romania UP -ala~ daughter of Mr and Mrs George Mrs Fultt !\Irs Swisher and Mrs Sendang g fts wue Mrs HatTy ila.y Mllland Emoat Borcnlne Olympic chomplon Parry 0 Brien Durst Wcll81on has been a pa 1 Charles Griffith Pomeroy Molts Mrs Lena Wolfe M" Jam•• Nina Foeh Frank Lovejo7 of Lol Angeles set a European !lent at tho Ch lhcothe Coty Hos The small guests were Debby Murray Mrs Raymond Saxton lleln Iauer abo! put record of $9 feet S Inches pltal where she underwent 1 ton J Hinkle Barbara Anthony Kathy Mrs Horner Hartley Mra Clar "S IRAVI MIN" hm Sunday In an lntornttlonal slllectomy Her 'ster Mary Mar Baoley Sheila Michael and Judy ence Clark Mrs Henry Null Mrs (In Clnemascope) tra<k meet aaret was on overnight guest o! Llcvlnll John Tannehill Jcnno!er - - her maternal grandporents Mr and Dully Claig Janey Hmdy and Mt1 G G Werner and fam Paula K Ru,.ell Randy Becker lly Mrs Worner and sou• Jark Barbara Sn der Karen Griffith and Bill Vllltcd Georgia Ann at Nancy Thomoson Kalhle and Jom $ the hoop !tal Friday and were ac my Roller Brenda Edwards Davod 1 eompanlcd home by Mary Marga Swisher Sending gills were Robin U ret who returned heme Soturday Mills Mark Vroman and Timmy M" Glle< Smoth pres dent pre with Mrs W !1 Slndalr Demoaky so4cd when tM Western Local Charlene Dillard Columbus Adult suesta were Mra Gerald Parent Teacher A"oe at on met apent the week end with her lam Anthony Mra Danny Thompson at Ro !land High School auditor lly Mrs James Roller Mrs P K Ruo 1om, th s week The PTA projeet Mrs Roth Zahn and sons char sell Mrs Kalad Hlndy Mrs Ray for lhe ) cor pure hi! n• ol cquop Ieaton were week end gueab of mond Llevina Principal Orm Sn th Introduced her mother Mn David Entsmln he new Ulgh School teacher• and ger while Mr Zahn Is a buslneu Pr nclpol Her~ rl Porker ontro vloltor In Balli norc ltd duccd t~e now Eleme•tary school Sunday ruosts or MO&s Lois cecil teochers " part or the pro1ram were Min Fanny Crawford Mrs Cor the first meetmg of the nar Allee •edwlck Mra Frank Smith Commottees named are Bud~ct and Mr and 'Mrs Riley Thompson And f1n11nce Prtn Parker Jf' n Amesville Racine PTA held ts ! nt reg Monlgomorv Henry N I Mrs Mrs Charles Bradbury enter ular monthly meeting In the Rae R1<hatd Foley Membct1hlp lmolalned Thut1day with a family don Inc Grade School Mon Sept Oth gene Dean Jeanette Davos Doro ncr .celebrating the birthday, of al 7 30 p m Getting Acqualntod Thom" Voolet Grate Mra HlrR 1 her husband C A Bradbury and be ng the program theme there Slawtor Marjorv Rlec Ethel Noch lf;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;i;:;~;;;~:;;;;~;_;~;;;_;;;~;;,;~-~ olson Publelty Ruth Erlewone Pearl Canaday Pro~ram Mrs c Low·Prict~ 0 Chapman Marrarct Parsons A well groomed ~pearance counts heavily m your favor on spec1al occas1ons And SIDCt Robort S01bert Clarence Dlclotens Elizabeth Lloyd Mrs B ddle you never can tell when special occastons 1\ 111 anse 11 s smart to put your bet! looq Mag11:dncs Mary ElizahP.th r"'111o man Mildred Lue1s !olr• Ullea forward every day Count on us to keep your clothes In like new condtlton alw~cy•' Nelson Ex.eamve Mrs Sm1 o Allegra Will Bessie King Wanda Fetty Thelma Carpenter Mrs C 0 Chapman Huth Erlewlne lm• CALL 122 . . . . . -Mit ................ Dean Hospitality Thelma IINU ......................... .... ~......,.,.,.. C&l'pOiiler, Joan Wise Ellen Tuc ker Reulah Gnte The Attendance awar~ was tid by the Second Grode taught by Mrs WolteJ Bunee lhe Fourth Grade taught by Anna Ogden and the Fifth Grade tauchl by Miss Carolyn Smith Sftond Strl!et Rofresbmenta aerved at the Pomeroy, Ol!IG wltb out 8 Dl~ SenUne~ Pomi!roy·Mlddleport, 0 Sept 18 1957 Relatives Attend Bailey Funeral Norma Wllhs, William Dorst Wedd1ng VOWS G•IVen Sep t . 7 Mt Mor10h Return Jonathan Meigs DAR Chapter Plans For Luncheon MISSionary Plans were made !or a luncheon /Plans were doscu,.ed for the 50111 U t M t meeting at Lake Hope on Friday anmversary of the Chapter whoeh n1 ee S Weather e Dailf: ,~ntinel RST IY UNITID 1'11111 OHIO Gonoratly fttr "*Yo 1Wi nlthl arod W....,...,, ....,. slowly dtcrtllillf ,...,._ Qo tromo oovthotll ,.,tlon !Moy. CooJtr toftltht DHoted To Tfae lttterelti1H fte- IJeft,_JI..I• Arftl NO 130 ----··- - -. - ----------- - - -·- ----· Middleport socaety • I l • I f r1en dl Yf armers IIAd VISOry C?UnCI I ElectS OffiCerS I I ChriStian Youth fellOWShip In Outi"ng sept. 8 I MrS. WIII lam DarSt I GUeSt Of Honor At ABndal Shower " I Rac1ne OES Past OffiCers Mee tlng He1d IW'll' Out For '57 Season The PTA wants especially to !hank Auclloneer Crlt Bradford who donate~ hll entire day and a lot of work to the sale Riebel said ltema sold mcluod eqUip mont In the old grade sehools at Bollom and Reeosvlllc and articJM I Tho $500 " Ct uooo I tmoNDrive·ln Invoeltloa 1nd fla' raising ceremonoes and 1 mllllary bantl eoncert are •cliMMdi!d at 9 00 eatb morning Tllt!t• will be a dill¥ appearaliCt bY lhe world flmoua )Q2.plece U S Arm) tleld Band I "CirCUS" Party Is Held HonOring f OUrth B1rthd ay I I ' I Western Local PTA Meet lftg 1 He d At R tl an d I RaCine PTA FirSt Meeting Held Monday A•nltl 3·PIECE SUITE 50 '99 .-. . -·--·-- ................. ........... ,..... ...... WATCH REPAIR I 2 GRADUATE WATCHMAKERS COLLINS! JEWELRY STORE Tri-Lustre Robinson's ~Laundry ! added lo two 1ee ~ream socials held lll~ugual by the PTA Alt lundr ore to be used forst to eomplele tbe kotchcl> at the !leW grade ..hoot between ~~.~~~.a~l~ill'" Bollo'll\ 1nd Reedsville f!iif ll)l~yground eflulpmont at•h_..f,tiiiP. laielllllp , w\~:~~~·JiJ~i;,~!lf~ I I h~,l)een rai~d ~ I AI complete women 1 program woll 1M! ptellented In the Family Living Cen!U Oath day festur Ina a (ally llfle show by C Penay Company using boib ' No., York 1od Adams County lftodels We hope to bulla a rood Lit tie Leorue baseball diamond at the school Riebel Reedsvol. poatma•ter aald ExacUy how much addot onal 1110ney will be needed to com plelely equop the kolchen cannot be known unhl contractors t m•h theor work 'Nobody knows just how far the funds roloed by the bond IMue will go aald R ebel 12.6c Diesel Oil Bid Is Ac~pted 'I'll• aetivltles field will offer a to '"' some 20 top bor By Commissioners dO!r collie, In acjlqn Seplemher ""-' eb~nee 1719 ht tbe 4th ;\anuol Supreme t.blmploJJJblp Trlalo of the Nort~ Ametlun Sheep Dot Society Tra~ar toppong demonatratoons wilt llt! of!ered twoee dolly plus txlllblllon shooting by Her~ Pll'llont 111~ worlds areateol l!lll'kltllan &eptember 19-20 WLW'• Everybody s Farm iloul aad a tale~t lbow woll be ~f'!aented dsol,y from the head quart~~~ plot!orm from 12 00 lo IOOI)(m Invitations .,ove bl!en extend ed to many dlanl!frle• both m tblo c:oqntry and ovel'$0as with a~t~ees alteady bavlne been rotti.ed from Secretary of Agrl i!UIIure E1r1 Tift Benson and Qhlo , Go\'ernor C Wlllllm !1' Nelli Governor 0 Nelli Ia sche dulod to deiiYet the main od'drcaa OJI'nonc da7 with Se,eretary • lOft tbe featured apeaker 1~' plember 18 followlag the Na 1(onol ,Plowlq Mlolchea ! ' A Queen of lbo Fureow will .l!t ~elected from eontestanlo In 18 Oblp counties to relgo over tk entile aYOD~ €ofltiDUOUI !tee WIIIOn tOUfl Gf'l 1 • .._ mile route pius more ~ I,OOaerea Qf eomme~tal and tdiiUtlonal exhlblla will give oV!Il\or~ a cbsnee to lnspeci the Jitest In ltrmlaa methods and e4olplleaL ~--- Meigs County s comm .... oners accepted tilt oaly bid whoch WI~ made by the Standard Ool Coni pony to supply No 2 <Uesel fuel to the COUIIIy highway depart ~ont at lu reaular meeting S.pt 111M.... SINGLE COPY-Ic I Hemsley-ROU"h Weddmg Vows Given Aug. 31 eM wormor on WttlnttdtY Hlflll 1Wi doy In tho upper ... ............ to 70c oiMwhoro Low loftltht 44 to 50 north and 4t t. 56 aouth. I Bus Drivers To Special Service Middleport Band Atte~d Safety Begins·Sun~ay Tag Day Will Be Meeting Thursday • Held On Oct.l2 At Middleport State Highway Patrolman wu llam R Davos said today a safety meeting !or Meigs countv Khool bus drovers to be held Thursday 1 at 8 p m in lhe Salsbury School 11 compulsory School adminbtratofl and lea rbcrs as well as parents are tn vlted to attend Cbunty Superintendent ol Schools 0 0 Patterson dosclo~ ed that Carl Corby IB 10 Jackson today 10 obtain the first shipli1 men! o1 surp 1 go•ernment food for Me1gs County s tchool lunch program Gorby Is attendance of In mlnu~ released today the !leer , bid of 12 8e Jl'r gallon waaaecepl 1 D11trlbut 1on of food w 1I be ed This price OJcludes 5, state j made to srhooll at Bedford Sal tax and 3e federal tax 10bury Bradbury Carpenter liar Commlo loners olso ordered rlso•vllle Salem Center Syfa tranaler of s$770 !rom tbe rounty euse Racine Letlfl, Pt"tland fen.r.l lund lor compensation and the Chlldrcns Home of employes a~ $SO for station ary to the autil and gas fund !or 1 MIIGI OINIRAL HOSPITAL tbe County Englnoet'o office Adn)lailons Anna Krause Pom Anl111al elalma tololllng $70 eroy l!tn Erwin Middleport !lira were oldered paid II> Harley M Cecil Wud Pomeroy Mro Em Nel101 aa well u two payme•tt ma Seibert \l]ddleport Mrs Aud of 8f1e each as witness feea to rey VanMeter Raelne !lira WIIWorley Francia and W A Swan bur Wlndlano Guysville A. resolution .,., approved au llloeharges Wm !ollchaels Mid thcrl&lng welfare department per 1dleport Susan Wood• !ollddleport sonnel to attend a convention hi Mrt. Wanda ~ eigler and daughter Columbus Sept 8 10. 11 and 12 Syract110 Evang~list Gene McAllilter Peoroa Ill will begon a~eeoal oervlces at the Middleporl.-n-.t Baptist Church on Sunday Sepl 22 and will eqncludc the aervlces on the next Sunday Sept 29 Servl<es w II start al 7 30 p m and special muale woll be leotUY ed during the week The Rev C E Hoyt pastor of the looal church baa Invited the public lo aUend these services Mr MeAlhster " mm:roed and the father of three eholdren He re ceived hts Bachelor or Sctence degree from Bradley Untverstty (Continued on Page Seven) - Mrs Ja111es Buchanan vtce prestdcnt of tbe Band Booster~ Asso<latlon pre~lded Mondn In the absence or Kenneth McEJ hmny presadent when they met at MlddleP9rt lll(lh SchooL Pl•ns were made !or Tag Day to be hold on October 12 with !lira ButhanatJ as general ehaJrman Workers In the bus!Qess diStrict will be Mrs Arthur S~lftner Ka.. old woodgerd llrs l"f'ancls An dhson and Mrs Pauf Theus. Mrs T~elas reported on the successful lee Cream Social h~d In Auguot 011 t~o High SchOOl lawn Band Director George Dal las reporte4 on equipment or dered Cor the players and an nouneed that t~o band wo•ld go to the Jacll10n Apple Fes~vsl Wednesday evemng The new uniforms for the ma joretlet and flaa bParm Ahould b~ wor• !OJ the Wahama gome Friday ol(lit Plano have been made to lfl'Vf! refreshments to the Wthama McArthur Logan and Athens bands after they hove tiPpeard on the local field The Aascc stlo• voted to pur chase lumber Cor a mus c storage ~ablnet which wtll be construct ed by Harold Sauer lnduatroal Arts lutruetor It was reportoo that the Band had rece1ved $50 for playmg at he County Fa r $25 for march ng m the Labor Day parade sponsored by the Feeney Bennett Post American Leg on -and would get $40 fer playong at lhe Apple Festival Tentative plans are being made to take the Sen or Eland to Col umhus to attend an Oblo Stale (Contmued on Page Seven) Annual4-H Oub Congress Closes 'M :-C-0 CanSessions Tonite Sei~· M .cer COLUMBUS UP- The 40th r OCiety eetmg annual Ohio 4H Club Congress Called S wlndl up tonoght w th a banquet ept. ~ ')l, tq chmax four days of dilcuss tons farm actlvtty eonlerences and a mock leglshtlve session The 4-H memben about BOO o( the'l' fiOI p taste of lawmakmg Monday ln thetr mock sessions 1n llle Houae o! Representatives So many were on hand two sessloncbad to be held A 'bill to auluorlze couoty commissioners to eotabbsb rural zonl~g methods was defeated In the lint aeasi?n 64-70 but passed In the secona1 7U2 State le(ll.tators explaoned the worldop of tbe Legislature before q.e was du~...ed. < (Contlllued on Page Seven) ••tl!Ia I I Mn. Cedric Clark president of the !oleogs County Cancer Society ba1 mnounced thetr aanual meet lng when reports of eommlttee chafruien wtll be presented for the rear end Dfl August 31 The meeting wtll be btld at 7 30 Thursday Sept 28 at the Middleport Hogh School , Tbe Board of Directors is planning a coffee hour to be held at llle close of the bual~eSJ meeUn1 The p•bllc 11 InVIte~ to •ttend this meeting and cont!lbuto!l of $1 or more for the anftual driYO are eatltled to wllar privlleaea It the bullaeu seeslon. Teaford sa d that he Teared some unwary hunter while in the woods would fall mto an opea mine a r shaft and be ktlled He Slid that tile erattr which ha~ opened up s now forty feet :tcross at the top narrowing down to an etght foot square he est mated the doph o! the shaft at approx mately 70 lect He said thai he had asked for and other aid 1n closmg erett ng of warnmg s1gns m area but had bef'n advised there arc no funds IVatl able for the purpose Magazine Sales To Aid Amvets 20 Cars Derailed Rehab Efforts In Train Wret>k At Ravenswood � 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. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource September 16, 1957 bailey mccoy willock