https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/34d9062622abb5b6c4034429bd75bdbf.pdf 6366457ed5dad762d489260074f5b470 PDF Text Text ) ' 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 �Dally Sentinel 2-Dall~ Sentinel Pomeroy Middleport 0 Sept 17 1957 MAGIC CARPET? gates recogmzmg the wtsdom of hts \1 ords worked desperately 10 m oke thcu ideas f1t to gether and by eath one oeltnqulshmg some of hts demands they succeeded on coeatong a Conslttulton wh ch ~as st1 o11ge because tt was a product of comp10m se and one whtrb could be accepted by all Not least among the members 11 as George Mason a Vtrgmta plat iCJ vho !Jke \1 ashmg ton owned many slaves a od acoes alt hough htmself opposed to slave v flescenda11t of a Royaltst !amtly he was neotheo poltttctan nor 1 lawyer nor had he e' e1 attended a college However he had followed closely the en croachments of the B••tosl Go>ernment on the liberties and mdtvtdual ft eedoms of the col omsts and after studyong ca refull y the Mag na Carta the Petotoo 1 of Rtghts the Enghsh Btll of Rtghts and the Engl sh Act of Settle I ment he had formulated the Vtrguna Boil of Rights a radll'lllly liberal document for those I days and one which boldly su 11med up the concepts of humato freedom that hall been slowly developtRg through the ages but never I before had dared to be p10posed as the 1 tdt vidual rights uf man 1 Ailhough stxty two yea s of 1ge and atltng greatly he went to the Convenhon at the Ul gent 1 equest of hts good h end and netghbor George Washmgton and lhcoe p eseooted hts 1 Btli of Rtghts and assumed an achve role Ill [ drafhng the Cor.stolut on I hrou gh hos too e less efforts he fmaliy obtDJ wd lhe Conven !IOns approval of Ius Btli of lloghts whtch was then mcorp01 ated m the Constlluhon as the States abrood Is not m the hands Ftrst Ten Amendments to msure foo the ftrst or the embaS!y - not w•tn he ra.ajor t) of th e people I mean tome in htstory the protectiOn of tndtvtdual l lt s n the hands o! the consular freedom and the soveo etgn nghts of the peo emploves who deal daly w th ill lie !olk on dreary detall such as ple T hese nghts Included a 1ong others the visas quotas complolnts trage TELEVISION GUIDE I I Wednesday TUESDAY s 55 CHANN!L 3 On 700 'i"Dday 900 ~omper Room 9 30 Treasure Hunl tO 00 The Pnee Is Right 10 30 Truth or Consequence• 1100 T c Tac Dough 1130 It Cm d Be You 12 00 New~ Report 12 15 Movletlme 130 Bride and Groom 2 00 Matmee Theater 3 00 Queen For a Day 3 45 Modern Romanees 1 6 55 I .f 00 S•gn On Today Romper Room Treasure Hunt The Price II Rl&hl "'rutb or Conl!lequenCflll 100 Tic T>c Dougb !130 II Could 0.. Y011 12 00 News Report ~.gn 600 900 9 30 1000 tO 30 12 u 130 200 3 00 34f 400 4 30 Com~:dv Tim~ 4 30 I rouble With Fother 5 00 Sptna.h Playhou~e 5 45 NBC News 6:00 News P1dure 6 15 St>Orls Eye 6 25 Weathercast 6 30 Nat Kant:~ Co • ~how 700 Fesllvol of Start 7 30 Ptnle eoo Meet McGra\\ 8 30 Summer Playhouse 9 00 The B•g Issue g 30 0 Henry Playnouse 10 00 Adventures of Martm Kane tO 30 tv ,.w!l Headline• !0 40 Nltewateb I~ 00 Tonight IGN OF~ I 00 I Movletlme Drlde anrt Groo111 Matinee Theater Queen for a Day 4odern R•mRDacel Comedy 1 me Trouble With Father 500 Spmach Playhouse 5 45 NBC News 600 News Plctu(e 615 Sports Eye 6 2~ Weathercast 6 30 Wagon Twn 7 30 800 9 00 g 30 10 00 to 3D 10 40 1 12 00 Father ICnows Best Kraft TV Theater This Is Your We Waterfront TIC Tae Do~gh News Headlln01 Nltewotoh Tonl!lbt WCHS·TV Channell who wa, pro"d of the om all appearanet of hu French rurall~Uprred com TUtSDAV WEDNESDAY CHANNIL I mun ty plan- but appalled at the CHANNEL I 7 00 J•mmlo Dean use o! such ununag natJVe names 7 0~ J1mm e Dean 7 30 Boston 8lattle as Lo St t d sh1 Boston Blacioje 8 00 ~aptoln Kangarttt Aven ,;anOne":,y a~e v~s uoh' 67 30 00 CaptaJn Kangaroo 8 45 CBS News freedom of religiOn speeth pt ess assembly d1es ac<Jdeo Ia lost dogs "d rats served trotting to a c1 fro tack 6 4~ LOS News ~I so hom V rgmoa 11as a small slender 8 5~ Local News b d ..., 'p lresnly P•mted s gns 8 55 I oclll News nuld mannc1 ed man who dressed usually m and petition and the rtght to ca rl arms and upAtrdoesr th A 900 Garry Moore n or e mertcan :l roa readmg J\ntc<\ Ul.te n flee 9 30 Garr) Moore black and was named James Madtson He was other weapons for common defensE lthe bas1s the consul or the viCe eonsul or Street names w th peroonalltv Pompadour Lane ano Lou 9 30 Mthnr Ocd!rey I 30 Arlluu God!re• 10 30 Strike II hJCb 10 30 Strike It Rich called the tathet of the Constttutwn and of our Nattonal Guard and ulhe mo tlary for I even the consul general works are the newt~! wrinkle n Subur Qt inze Court harder than a clerk on such things b u s A wc 11 th e dea " ca 1ch ng oo II 00 Newa " was t eputed to have more knowledge 111 hts ces) The B1li also safeguao dcd the ltfe ltber 1 us general adv ce sickness death News II 10 Katie s Umanoc Perhaps 11 all began woth the n more and more 1uburban II 15 Love of L1fe II 10 Katie a Almanae small blond head about htstory government ty and property of the tndovod 1 I and provtd lost passp>rto lost umbrellRi In 15 Love o! LU• ed that the mdtvtdual should have trial by rights w1th the locals documents ploces Also new offiCers w1ll b commun IJes It wouldn t be too and law than any fo 11 men at the Convcn o{ everv so t and any cr s s that elected A potluck lunch wtll be surprLSmg for mstance to come 11 30 Searc!J. f:>r Tomorrow 11130 Search lor 'Po11orrow upon a compete set of eourb II 4~ Guldmg LJght !IOn When th~ members dtsagreed o be JUry These were the ltberltes wh1ch the col tal!! Jet the traveler In a port 1ke -.rved at noon ll 45 Guldtng Lleht entttled Wmdsor Tl lor Cl urc 12 00 aue KJlcn n came confused tn theor concepls of go vet n omsts had come to a new wo1ld lo seek and Barcelona the regular YlStts of 12 00 Katie s Kitchen Inc SIXth Flee! !all nlo em sular ITS A GIRL b11l Wh lehall and II alton run 12 30 the World Tul'lll 12 30 Aa lhe Wor" Tul'ltl men! ot was Madt son "ho would qu ctly dao whtch they had struggled for nea ly two hun )ur sdlcllon Mr and Mrs J M Gaul Cnester mng ra mpant m • ne ghborhood I 1 00 Our Miss ~ronks I 00 Beat he Clock Route are announcing tne 1 with an Erghsh demeanor 113fl ouseparty ofy thetr tdeas for them 01 smooth o 1! nosun dred yf'ars to maintam 1 he hero' 1 JO b th ey d0 ' 8e I Star I 30 Howeparly h rlh of , rlao ohter Sept II at 2 "J B g P•yoff rod ay th e Cons11I u 1IOn IS sIll derstandmgs w1th hos sound reasonmg and 1 lUI greates t yond bel ef mless you v traveled Holzer Hosplhl The little Miss There s urobably more than 2 30 The Verdtct Is Yours 2 oo B1g Payoff defe nse because as one WI tel pU!nts out It a lot One cons II II era lly saved has been na ned Vicku~ Lyn l and f one Neapol tan r avurcd con nun 3 Qt) Bnghter Day profound khowlerlge The verdltt Is Yours protects us fl om fallact es wh ch th e expett my 1 re b~ (In! st 1 g thf 3 11 of the weighed ( ve pounds lO and one ll.Y with dres Y street names 1 kr 3 15 iit!cre ,torm ifruiMi fi\y embas6y the A r roro-,.a dB Nu t ulf out ccs fhe Gauls have 3 on Capr M la1 o Salerno a I N A colorful membe1 of the Conventoon was r : slle't.fs totm ence of three thou snnd yeflrs co demm; (rom v I task fore~> to f nd • rHe rem v cor F.uge e age 12 and a 1 s Or pert aps Sher\\ood Fo cs ~~ ~~f N g~t Gouvetncur 'M 11 ol I 'nnsvlva~ 11 1 gen tle !30 Edg' 01 Night dictatorship Which IS so abhm cnl to <:Vel y ely for a r<t c troptral I sea~(' No lal gh e Pat Ia Ann nge c g l I has spr ng to fe anew with t c e Early Show M Job too I g or too l ttl c even 1f G 1 1 d Mr m tallatw of a Rob n ~ n 5 30 Your Esso Reporter man of thtrtv ftve who havtng lo 1 o leg allll I 00 The Early ~how American <Oncept and I om tota itanan sm s a pi but 1 ecess3ry tlo a parl'n s arc an R s Road L ttle John y :me Friar 5 45 Sports Parade 5 30 Your Esao Reporter Del()cr Gaul Chc~ ter Star c ece11ed a c tppled 1 n as the esu t or an \\Jhtch reg ments n ens bod cs md mmds It ent su h as a perm1 for some and Mr and Mrs 0 J (Bud Mor 1 Tu ck St1eet a1 d (ret woo "M Weathcrmiln H5 Sport& Pa•ade early aectdet t woo e n elcg tnt htghl) poltsh boflv r\S(I to dr1vc your car Ave 1 e 6 ()O Press Conference reflects too fot those who look to the pe son \II a 11 tktS the 1, h .,pccallv 1 gat Po 11 r>y RD Douglas EdwartiJ 5 55 .weathMDan 6 15 1 ed wooden leg Moo os alii ot gh a successful altttes behtnd tl the greatness of that small Ih roe s that they get all the And speak 1g of new w1 n~lc 6 30 Tolt~hone Time 6 00 WhaJ. Ab6ut Thai met chant h d been 11 amt d as o Ia vyCJ and g oup of truly unselftsh and tn sptred pall tots s rcwb li s the lost the Ia nc the I HOLD UNION SERVICE - a oth<r '"" catch ng on 7 00 Phd Slivers ohow 6 15 Douglar Edwarda lr k lh dead the peop le m had a reonaJkoblc <omnoatd of lhc Engloslt 6 30 I Love Lucy 1he co 1 fCI!itt on 0 the Rttc 0,. It s the l end iow;tr I 1stall ng 7 30 TBA who created II Into It the y pou1ed the best trou ble w tit loa/ law the nu sst>d M ldl~po 1 Bapt ist Chul cl rs new and Ia ger rrflcrt \e street 8 00 To Tel the Tru b 7 00 The B1g Record language llwas he "ho was largely oespons 111111 they had - thetr htghesl hopes and aspu a "'con ' ' 1 on pcoplt - all the h•ld a un on serv ee a II• toe I SJgns " tble by n . 1 " well a• 8 ao Spoil ght Playbotu< 8 00 Mdllunalre jble for the sl otli y Wllld ng 11 d II c d ll<t lth r:rom~ enl!iw howhcntlt.!ytum rllrth Sunrtay lV~II " Wilhlhc byd~y torch~theolJ nh 900 $640f..OQuesUon ' to 8 30 rve w A Setret thl 1 d I t I ns r eepcs convw lOll!! ~ln< tJII un blc lflto tro 11 le h 1 d for that old J k • R unc or h d I 1 s 1s 1 f ycsll! ltntple language of I he ( llsltlutJon Hev w~slt y Cl Ill a(' I e The PI ho e 9 00 20th Centll!'l' Fox Hour Eagle "~' a o 1 o l.a I un 0 presidio' and the Rev c E UoyJ ay us falle11ng fatlh 10 00 tlp-to-the-lllnute NtWI t • UP to the minute !itWI Alexandet Han11lton lhc lht I) ycao old To our hands has fallen the IOJ do and t[IS 'aigCI host P"to preachmg the " ' 11 n Mr and Mrs Suburb heartly S<annong the Weather 10 116 Soannlne tbe Weather delegate from New Yu1k "ts a bnlltJnt 11 P co lone tn pracllce II at co o 1 10 10 The Late Show now ouo duty a5 Clltzens of a f1 e~ land to hold 1 w 11 nvttc no ""'' 1" by on Bought W•lh a Pr re The Late Show na mng ~~~ nes but I have dealt tlsms d r ng t11e serv1ce we r b nes rash 0 w th 1 net on For young I myet \lho had made h s wal to the i t htgh remem benng always thnt etet nal vt wJth tie consu lar servtee fro n 1ne Chorles Vroman and Clv I 1~) th d ht ' h k one mg-w 1 a1 goo 1 Are e1tg lop of hts poofesston 11 a lew shoJI years af gt lance ts the po ce of loberty en d of I"' r n ng globe to he lor local and Mafllyn R ec a f ltv I ffereo '" nes lor tnc oil f'r and from Khurt'>um lo Ca ter arnvmg 1n New Yo1k hom the West ln 1 freshly paved Only 1ecently a wrttcr deplored the fact dJZ Arusho to Auatra 1, and 1 ' ne streets 1f othe'l' dtes as a pennt lcss 111 mtgt at t lie was reput th t l ~ Nc•o cant see '"" enJOY THen h ( ev I b b h t a on y a ou t h aIf of OUJ uttzens ta ke the ave n er me u ore t a I BIRTH ANNOU • !heres the added them' a It anlage i/1 ed lo have the ltrgesl law pt at lice to New t t t dt cons1dcred a foul ba ll The rest Mr and MrS John R Weeks of tme o vo e an hat even those gne little were nedJCatod men ntcrested 10 Nei!Onvllle ore annoutlcmg the el rnmoto~g t~e rearend cieo~t~ S::-:lg-n-:0:-n--·-'--- CHANNEL Yot k Ham olton was by nattu e co ld ond calcu thought to the defense and welfare of our na scrupt louolv a\tendmg the affairs d 110 1 lb 10 on ons an 10 ersoc!Jon as "' Adventures m Learmna 59 Sign On 8 a op " o an oz s that accompany the hunt and peek latlng someltmes eve n bt uta! 111 hts ao gu NeJg~bors II 00 Adventures In Learning !Ion Ill peacettme except during pohtlcal cam of America and Amer cans abroad John Thorn" born September I noturl.st search ng for dJrecliOJ mcnts but h s kno vlcdge and authonly made til 50 Neighbors work lor ooohe wag" for 10 (;randpartnls are Mr and Mrs SJ"ns on dark streets Patgns On the other hand he no1e d th ere tJ eThey Noon News Jub they do and wuh Amer Eldon Weeks and Mu Hermon a 12 OS Noon News htm a great and It spected tea lc1 Cartoon Club are e1ements antagomstlc to our Aone11can cans s rldmg the wo ld t ese days Scholl or Pomeroy Mrs Edward 12 15 Cartoon Club Another bm us s the derrease RenJamtn Ft anklm aliht ugh qlllt< eldcoly way of hfe which spare netther ttme nor mon 1 would say that • ra" of double Ute Pomeroy Mr and Mrs John ill trltff1c no se for res dent al 12 30 L1berace 12 30 L1beracc the salary ani t1lplc II expenae!l Fr ltk und Mr and Mrs Joh1 •tras Mr Hu1 t and Peck motor 100 Gretchen Wade Show I 00 Gretchen Wade Show mod suflctmg gt cally room gout w os the cy nor work to undermme 0111 peoples fatth would he b t mild r co npense B'tey Ro k Spnng• art ~re•t 1st s usually the un\\ Uhng causr I SO Mo••~ Matinee I SO Movie Matinee wtse old 11111 <f I he Co 1vcntton lhs tn thetr country by spreadtng unr~st aud dts Muybe Jf we cut the handouta to yrundpore1ts 3 00 American Bandllud of 111uch screcchmg or bra~e s 300 Amerlean Bandstanl Lnwcr Slobbovla and pay our own ' speeches tdl <ct mg Itt< kcct knowledge of I O'J Cartoon Club and bleat ng or horns- f he s 4 00 Cartoon Club content the sure seed of revolutton folk a little more the eeonomy CINTRo\L PTA MIITINO 5 00 l!llckey MIIUH lueky to get out ot I all w tho~ 500 Mickey Mollie Club human natu1c and Ills long cxpetlence In the lt Is Important for us to t emcmbeo that our m•ght bo ab'e to weother the blow The executive committee •f the the added c1 ash and clatter of 600 Five Star Final 11:00 Five Stu rtnll servtce of hts coUJ tr1 contributed greatly to tnstltut10ns however go cat do not po eserve (Copyright 19 ~ 7 hy United Central PTA will meet at the erunched r~nders and shattere.tl 815 John Daly a ~ Newa 6 I& John DIIJ 6 lbe NIWI FclltUI c Syndicate Inc home of t~e president Mrs. C F lights 6 30 Sutrarfoot solving the Convr ntton s many problems 8 so Dlmeylind themselve; and therefore We the People - - - - - -- Tompkins Spring Ave Tn JTsday 7!30 Wyatt Earp 7 SO NavY ~~ During one of the angtlet deba e calmed Here Js a perfect P.xample of BIIO Broken Alrolo of the United States must defend them at 7 15 p m All members or the 8 00 Oqle aod Hmiel the lempeo s nf the lelegatcs by sa von When against all enemies In order that those who 6 SO lloment of Dtf,blo1 IOC committee are urged to be pre two new wnnkl~s that comb1ne 8 30 Telephone Time heauhlully to •mooth and bar 900 I Spy sent a board table ts to I e made and the dges of i 00 Wt4J>eldaJ Nl&hl PIPit nomze modern llvmg And a 1130 P¥bllc Defender ~ follow afte~ US can enJOy and perpetuate the 00 !Its S~P, the planks do not ftt the artist tak a little least one of them w1ll go a lona 10:00 News of the Nlabt LODGI TO MilT \J 00 Newt of )111 Nil'* free and abundant hfe made possible by the 1 from both and mak• s a good joint The dele Magnolll Temple Pyth an Sls- way towards ~moolhmg the brow 10 10 Theat<r 13 l f FIR!MENS AUXILIARY 10 10 Theatrt t3 p anners o the Constitution The regular meetmg or the lers will meet In reaular se11lon of the Cellow 1ll the dt ver s seat S1gn Of! 11 30 SIJJ! Off --- -~ t_ t_ be_ _ - b - - - -- Rae me Firen ens Auxthary w II Thursday at 7 p m at the DA V wan o an am assador and In F.,ltvpt 11n I Jln my Dunn when b h ld pay lor the rrlvllege that Is rtnelln It tly and Span and I shnuld e e Tues lay mght at 7 30 Hall All membera are ureed to ll th h d 11 k n the Town Hall Emblems arc attend rraust I' ~m usa or a rae el lnuunn" thut Jork Whitney ' II he n a d each 11 ember who desires :J fttlla (o\- little but pomp Clrc:um 110 1Ohi] II YII [All don John Tolil:!e NEW AIIRIVAL sftlnct • protocol anrl eocktall par IS n ~nffl4 d II" ~'~ mpat lc.'O m Spam on[ can st.-cure it at hl.'i 1111 etmg Mr and Mrs Wolham K1 ghl t1cs They hnve to be able to ar nnd I aiWll\~ k ui or hk('d the way ICE CUAM SOCIAL IBelty Genhcm~er) of PI Pleas ford t because the salar1es thr} DRVt' I r If nm th ngs 10 his ter 1 he Engles Closs of the Syro ant W Va are announrmg thf' ch lW \\Ouldn I cover the canapes rom AI I 1f thry can nlfor(( to hve 11 Dt I ba~lrully 1 don t think an cure Method st Churc 1 w1ll epon b1rth of twm sons Saturday I i l h4 y can ohw alror I to b I) nmb !I~ lor ls terribly 1mportant 90r an lea crenm soclttl on Fr September 4 a1 Holler llos]llut t exrept Rs w nclow trlmmh g be day e\Onm Sept 20 I beglnn Grandparents are Mr and Mrs r use Wnsl gto 1 ts ~omg to t II 11 1: at 7 o dock The social w II Ol1m Genh• Jter Athens rto•d him wh11t to do •nd he s got be ~cld n the bascm~ nt uf th and Mr ond Mrs A R Kn ghl enOl gh llll s uroun I to bird doa: church. Uoml'nlade 1ce crt' an and Pomeroy Mrs John F Bally tlte eovl' Lin I prop I m up at pur take w ll be sold Proereds will f orest Run Mr and Mrs W 8 be used towards the puyment for Gall and Mr and Mrs E L teo the paint ng o! the baacm•nt Knight or Behn&ton w V• are great grandparents The Kntghts Mv OV$ re hr consular serv which W!l.S recently co 1 pleted Ire lud!l 100 pe <'tnt a l'f'r men have three Gther f'hl ld rden who work up through a rigid AUXILIARY TO MIET OIVOTF.D TO INTERESTS OF MEIGS MASON AR~A cute and sal ry s)stem who sprnd The Womens Aux1ltar) or Grace theu own raltry money on the Episcopal Church w11l meet at IICHARD S OWIN - GINERAL MANAGil s~nl demanrts of their offu:c and the Pnr1sh House Sept 18 at 2 The photographers o! Norn, IIYNilLD I GRIINI - IDITOR who are sa hlltd \\ 1th more m1!1er P M Mrs Theodor' Reed Jr Studoos Ralph and Harold Nol'Tls Chtttor L Tannohlll Stoff Writer Sporto Editor ll'aUODII a<tvertlolllll reuresentallve Boltlnelll Klmhall. tne, hi! able detail II an the world bas the w1ll lead the program Mrs 1 II photographed students o! Bedford IAIIIJII\OD Avt New Yollll City 16 N y r ght to expect of any one person 0 Hartinger w1ll be hostea~ Sohool Friday Sept 13 -littered aa oecond clw malllne mo"" •t tbe ()011 olll" at 1'1111) And lor le< duu~ h than o New Wednesday sept 11 the Elrhth York tax dr ver •I overage MIETING THURSDAY O~Jo Grade team won a baseball game llul!o!crlpUon rates Dell,.ry by carTier where naUable 30 ca111a per And n th s th ey ~" full taxe• Tht Bedford Home Demonslra by a narrow mari n the !lrore b~ ...., one 7ear In adtance at The Dall! 5ent•nel ofll... 115 60(: Ill e\ en when Uv ng abroad whereas l Dn CouncU Club w II hold its lhg 1211 -tua $7.80 three months $3 00 B~ motor route wh.-e ,..<II able On Thursday Reid Hart of the ... "'onth 11 By mall one year $8; alx monilia tUtl; lltnJe lllllllllll. a movie st.nr or an oil worker ca1 reg liar meeting Septe nber 19th 10 out o! the country for 18 at \he home of Mrs Audra Well Elehtb Grade team scored the on Rltl une montb II PUblloltlll ever1 afternoon e~<ept ~undat' i Tloe Ohio Va...., llell months ond be forgiven the f rsl from 10 A M until 3 P M ly home run ol the eontest for the I IIDtL lne II 110 Merhanle Ill, P~ 0 Buhlea offlell Ill $20 1100 Plans will be dlseu88ed lor com day aUt.o Jtrb the oppos nK teare II 10r1a1 nfllte phono 387 The repulahon o! t~e Umled l?e proje1ts and future mettlna won I I I l"g lu oo I I I I lI I ! ;i I I I'' I WHTN-TV Clotannel13 Ill) Dady Sent ay Dbk j • RUARK REPORT The Daily Sentinel Bedfonl School News I p·- 17, 1957-3 _-,----,----::::--:~--:::--::-T.,. :;-:-;------ PersonalitJes Behind The Constitution Show Very Able, Skilled Hands Worked For America's Destmy Ed Note If natoonai so,eoetgn boundanes were to crumble and natoons of the woold seltd delegates to an mtetnatoonal convenlton to draft a world Constotutoon t! 1s dou btful of men of any greater abtltty and knowledge would be found on that modern gathenng than those who met at Constttult~n Hall over 170 years ago An a·tocle by M s Kathettne E Rtce m the CUJrent ISSUe or the DAR maga 2me tells sometlung about the men who had leadmg pat ts on thonkong out and put tong on paper Ihe U S Consttlutoon Thts Is Constttu !ton Week Therefore we recommend the re prmt belo• as of lpec~al mterest Personal t es Behmd The Constotulto 1 Most of us know our Conslttutton and "hat tl stands for m our natwnalltfe but how few of us know anylhmg about tts authors- that handful of courageous leade rs who met 111 PhtladelphJa one hundo ed and stx ly mne )eaJs ago to evo lve a plan of government for an mfanlo epubloc whtch would both umte the wtdely scattered populallon and meet thetr dtverse and complex needs Then em be s of the Constttutional Conven !IOn of 1787 11e1e pttnctpally la•yers but there weoe also me1ehants a few phvstctans and some faJ mers and plantallon owners The yo ongest member was only twe 1ty seven the o'dest Benjam on Franklm was etghty one As was to be expected the States sent thetr abl est men to the Convenllon Towcrtng above them not Just phys callv but wtth the gt eat ness of a sup rme commander whtrh had earned for him the beloved t1tle of father of hts rot nlry was Genco al George Washington a dele~ate from Vtrgmta whom the other del egates chose as the P es1dent of thetr "on venit on Pomeroy Middleport, 0 Sept n; --- and Mrs. Clarence Cumtngs , Surprised On 50th Anntversary 11 k d lth 14r and Mro Clarence Cum Ing.o br Ide an d groom an ' on ° were pleauntly mprlsed Satur Icr side by tall candloi The ' da Sept 7lh with a celebration In their honor on their 50th werl ding annjversary at th home o! her brother in law and siBter M and Mrs LOwell Carper who now live In the homestead where Mrs Cumlnga llfOw up The affa1r wa& P1anne d bYth cIr two dau1hter~ Mrs Everett King ~ Ill T p N y dM ,~..~uc C) of ePU an n Junes Slewart (Clarlee) or Tor onto Oh 9 and her sister Mrs Carper Mr and Mr" Cumings went to hou•ek~cplng on the Cumings home place and hved there unlll the death o! his mothor then they went to Ft Myers Fin where they liVed u_ntll their dau ghlera were througH Hogb SchoOl then the! came bo<k to Meigs Co to live until live yem ago when due the deUcate health or Mrs Cumings they went to hve wlfh their son In lii"w and daugn ter Mr and Mrs James Stewart at Toronto where they now llve Mr Cumings was A carpenter flmsher and Mrs Cummgs was a fuic seamstress They were both aeuvc in eommumty Grange and lodl!le work whtle In Metgs Co The hOuse was beautifully de eorated with chrysanthemums and marigolds m colors of gold and brown Re,llitratlon of guests were In eharge or wendy Corpcr and Ellen Stewart At noon ' hnuntl!ul pot luck dJnncr was enJoyed the br des table was centered bY a three tiared '*e topped by a nnmature '/! Rio Grande1 Young AduttS Rally Planned brides cake was made and decor ated by their daughter Mrs Ste wart In the afternoon lte mam cake and punch were aervcd to the !ollowlng guests Mr and Mro James Stewart and children Toron I Mr and Mrs Everetl Kmg Peru N Y Mr and MrR Ray Morns Columbus Mr and I I ° Mrs Lowell Carper Mr and Mrs Elba Story Pomeroy RD Mr nnd Mrs Charles Carper son Kirkersville o Mr and 111'11 George Carper and daughters Shade RD Mr and Mrs Pnul Hyme and son and Mrs Aida Wr1ght Lancaster Mr and Mrs Ralob Ashworth Cblumbus Mr and Mrs Clarence Story and daughter Mrs Homer s ory Mr and Mrs Glen Hart Mr and Mrs Homer '1\lllard Mrs Edna Arnold ltlrs Max ne Arnold and daughter MJSs Ada Hookln! Asa Hoskins all of Pomeroy RD Mr and Mrs Clarence Wlll Mr and Mrs Guy Wtll and chlldre1 Mr and Mrs George DeWeese all of Athens and the honorees Mr and Mrs. Cum ng3 The celebrahon comlng as a complete surpr1se aroused many Mnd memoroco and brought to gether frJCnds and relat ves who had not met m years I Mrs R J Curhs Is Honored Guest At Layette Shower Mrs R J Curtu (Lela Grueaer) was tlonored recently wtth a layette shower at the home or her graudmoi'her Mrs Lela Flmt assisted by her mother Mrs Jrene Grueser Gifts were 1 d 10 baby crodte made by P ace a Alberta Elwood Myrtle Hlckt El ole Forbe1 Bernice Saxton HeleJ HlckJ Martha Ash Florence Baer Leona Curt!J Stella GrueJer Pa~ t1 Houduhe)t and children Mar garet Walker and daughter Mill Evelyn Flck Sheila Hicks Crest lyn Hicks Rachell Rouoh and Pamela Grueser Sending gl!ta but unable to at tend were Mrs Hilda Yeauger Helen Bill" ldo Lauderm1lt A II W lk A B I K:~l:e ~o~t Clara"~ae ~::>' Margaret Jeanne Burnside Is Wed I Wise B•rlha s.d!t Ann ~atson h N M K R h 11 1 Lea ease ary ous e Damewood li'ilecn Lee Grace en " F"her Flo Grueser Helen Maag Margaret Houdashelt Jennie Ku J; Edith Sisson Elms Holter Mary N M M rn Maag Roger ease IP Y a and Roma Nease Garnes were played and pr zes were won by AnnabelrHoudashelt Elsie Forbes and Helen Htcks door prize was won by Carol)n Evans Refreshments were served by the hostesses con5JSUog of coffee tea and mdJVJduol serv ngs or cake decorated wlh a paJr o! pmk or blue baby boot tees I I by groupa according to the way they are dlaplayed in the store For tbil the shopper must he Ia Lell Go ShopplnJ rum mlllal"' with the stare where she It ahoppen' maauel entitled shops She JbQuld know for In How to Save Honey While Shop atance that ohe will paso the MT KATAHDIN Me \JP pln1 would no doubt be a beat dairy counter the meal counter Grandma Gatewood aJmOII '10 I uller II It eould he proven prac the !reoh produce the eonned years old ellmbld Mt Katabdla tical Altboueh they have no such goods and so on in a certain or Monday to end ber aeeoad blh book to ollft lilt Extension Spec! der Then •he can I '' all the over the 2 02tlomlle Al!Palacblla alllll In IJI;uketlol ln!ormaiJon 1tem1 she wanta from any clven Trail !or Conaumort at the OnJO Stale part ot the store m a group and Grandma _ Mra Emma 01.. Unlvenlty Columbu• do have arranje the groups n the order wood o! Galbpolll Ohio- doOm t aome practical aua:gest ons for she w111 pa.. them n the store I hmk she 11 try the loiJi tratl maklnl the ohoppln& robtme SJm Th s uvea back tra~kmg and cr1s:r agam pier At tilt aame lime theJT ad croasing while m a ~tore reducmg GettJn too old she old. '1 vice may also cave shoppers shopp og hn e and sav ng energy must have fallen a dozen Umll ~ money As lor the money 1avmg angle but 1 picked myl6tt' up and kept For eumple tbey recommend a the apecialut urge f1111 hanty go n .. eare!ully planned obopplne hst w1th labels grades and nspect10n Mrs Gatewood .. tel abe uw I prepared Ill advance U the shop- •tampa These are quaht)' gu1des per takoa time at home to check to help the shopper gel lhe best bear n V1rg1n1a a mOOH ln Kaine over oupplla on band as well as and the mos for her food dollar and deer all alon1 the trail together w1th an octulontl hiker needa lor tile future botb 1mmedl NEW YORK UP - Bold Ruler She slept In lean to a and olmllar ate and toni ronge ohe can .. ve couldeiable tlme when she ar who returned to act on ear er th 5 shelters along the wty IOmt!timn rtvea 111 the 110re md perhaps al week after bemg 1 dehned with stoppmg ofl at 1 re1taurant or I 10 take advaataa:e of 1easonal leg ahd .shoulder lllJUr ~:s 5 nee farm house for a bot meal price redudlonl on 1tems wh rh last June tops a r1eld of e ht to She said the hike wu oftea day 111 the 88th runn ng of l h c tough gomg but there were lonf may he uoed later Anotber wllue of makmg out $25 OOOaddcd Jerom~ !land ca p a stretches Wh{'re she ~ou1d Jult dream ato'g and enjoy the Uata in advance or the tnp to the Be1mon 1 p ar k slghtJt atore lie1 ln arr1ng1ng the ~ "" • Granma Gatewood Scales Mountain J ·~\:,; ~ ... ~..;••;; I Theodorus Counctl Dof ARegular Meeting b Held Theodorus Counc1cl Daughter of AmeFtca met in regular session on Monday evening With Nettle Hayes councilor pres1dmg Betty Gilbert was reported 10 distress havmg lost her lather by death Flowers were reported sent Doris Darst resogned .. reeordmg secretay due to lllne" MarJorie Woodard wa!i nomtr.ated elected and lnptalled to f1ll the vacancy Jhe commi"SIOn of WJDona Cook as council deputy wos read Pnzea donated by Mrs Hayes awarded to Mmme Gilmore ond Ehzabeth Campbell Quarterly bJrthdays were obser ved and Mrs Campbell In behall o! the councol presented gdts to Lllloe Hauck Doris Darst Winona Cook and Lillian Dcmoskey Potluck refreshments were serv ed at thd close o! the meetmg I Mr and Mrs Harold Burns de are announcmg th e marriage of the r daughter Margaret Jeanne to Harold Haer son df Mr and Mrs Andrew Hager Middleport The weddmg was an even\ o! Sept I~ the smgle rmg cere mony bemg read by Rev Webber Thoma at hts home at 4 45 The couple went to Columbus lor short weddmg trip The groom is employed as a ftre !Jghter at the Navy yardo in Po1nt Pleasant A beiUng and shower w11l be held at 7 30 Sept 23 at the brides parents, Mr and Mrs Burnside The couple Will be at home ta IMiddleport the r (fiends at II N Second Sl Tuesday of next week Young Adults of RIO raG ran~~ ~~ ~~~~ :~~ndf:;~:r s~~eJ~:;: ~ Baptist Assoc1atiGn wHI ly With large nbbon bows a~cented 19 7 30 p m Thursday Sept R•o the setting for the cradle over A dog that has been tied by '" Calvary BaptiSt Church -~---the neck !or "" or eighth months Grande to elect o!flcers WhiCIY. large stork stood guanl Keynote 1peakm lS to be orrin 1 Guests present were Mrs Eve has as much chance or more of a R Dudle Jr ol Brooklyn N lyn Strauss Carol Kennedy Mar chance of I!Oing mad than bel y an .~tstandong ChmtJRn lay )One Woodard Carl Sm th Mary XC would have 1f he was allowed tD man and a dh;l!ctor o! Bolly Gra Hamm Carolyn Evans Annabel Mr aJfd Mrs Paul Smart 44 Side The three toered wedding be loose so he could get some ex hams New York Crusade Houdashelt Esta Baer AIJlanda L ncoln Stre•t Mtddleport have eake •as on a small table at the ere se and k•ep in good pbysleal Ev~ryonc IS Invited Bacr Aida Faudree Jean Nease announced the marriage of their side and was wreathed wJth buckle condo!•o• daughter Jean to George S1ddall berry and lemon leal lohage Mrs A lot of women and children Jr Hyannis MRis son or Mr and Paul ll Smart sister in law of the have to fe'd and water their dogs the Mr}. George S1ddall Sr Hyanmo bride served the wcddmg cake The double rmg eeremopy was after the trad1t10nal first shce was that are \Jed up performed at the F1rst Baptist cut by the bride and groo11 Miss U one o! lheae dogs ohould go Church on Sunday September 8 Carol Bachtel preSided at the mad the own~r would not know it at lour thirty o clock by the Rev punch bowl Rnd other hostesses unbl one of the !amlly bad been Charles Pomeroy Newark who were Mre Harold E Hubbard b tten So therefore, there Is Just was ass sted by the Rev Clare Mrs Lawrence Bing Mrs John a:s much chance of a person being mont E Hoyt Middleport Fultz ond Mrs Paul Harbrecht bitten by a mad dog on a ehaln OS Arrangemehls of wh1te glad olus Mrs Willian Houck Marlon reg there s o! b.lng bitten by a loose and salal foliage were placed at istered the *'ucsts dog or two In the county ea~b s1de of the altar cross and Mr and Mrs Siddall left for a It is not only the dog that goes vases of white baby mums glad short weddmg tr P and she chose mad People go mad too It s nol n•klng • I The Range olus and huckleberry foliage wered a be~ge su t dreos with brown ac rab1es that cause It but !ts abou For L~ "' in front or the seven brancbe II t lighted the altar cessorles and corsoge o1 yc ow the some These people shoot cut and beat people to deatb But we candeIabra lh a tea roses Pews for tho famlhes were taed Mrs S1ddnll graduated from are not pumshed or placed in an with whole satin ribbons Ivy and Middleport lhgh School and re asylum because a few people are llhes ol the valley symbols of ce1ved the Bachelor of Arts degree mentally Ill Alpha P~• .oror1ty r D u 1 hr A program of nupt1al music was rom emson mvcrs Y w e e I wonder then why our best resented before the ceremony by she was a member of Alpha Eh friend Ue good old dog is pun ~ra. Robert >hils Manetta vocal- sorority ~be is wo~J~g on E~er 11hed lor sornelh ng that he hao d M Gerald Anthon y or- !\faster s egree n e lglous u not done isl an rs Kesnar 8 cat1on at Andover Newton TheoganJst Mrs Mills san:dm Pra log ~al S~hool Boston Mass Mr It 1s very bad busmess to keep Enl~eat Me 1Not dW~ur n~ t:e Siddall graduated from the Um a dog \Jed all !all and wmter untJI er Y u;~P ~n d 8 Prayer by versltY of M ssachusetts w1th the they are m a bad physical condi ~cremony e or lectlons Bachelor of Arb degree and be- tion because of no exercise then Malottc M~ Anth~y •d 8~ L eb longed to De ta SJgma Ch1 frater turn them loose in the spnng Included L 1 ~ 0 Av ~ar~a SchU n tv He IS working on the Bache- when rab cs are worse among esraums '" M 10 : Dans and Jor of Dmm y degree at Andover dogs and foxes bert o1emn e Y Newton Theu!og1cal School Bos the Bridal Chorus from Lahengr n ton Mass Mr and Mrs Siddall 1 honestly believe that there by Wagner and the Weddmg returned to MJddlet>Orl lor a short will be len dogs that have been March Memlelssohn v stt With hnr parents before leav tied go mad to one that has been Attendants were 'Mrs. Manmng ing for Boston Mass where they allowed to run loose Kloes twin sl8ter o! the bnde rna wJil make theu home wh le at The sportsman don t allow hla ron of.honur Mrs George Hac tend 0 ~ Andover Newton Theo- dog to run loose all over town ket Jr sister or the bnde br1des logical School They are let loose at limes and m•tton M:lls Nancy Wagner Buf Gue!lts of the weddm g and re-- taken out lor exercise and sports falo N Y brides maid George ceptJOn mch ded Mr and Mn and then u brought batk and T Siddall Sr father o! the groom Paul M Sm"l and daughters Su kept 10 control by his owoer .beet man Paul 'Molton Smart ToT d M d h f th b tde and san and Barbara o1e o r an It lsn t fa r for t dog owner to IMedaonnibllllr<lkl~cso Pom~ro~ brother Mrs George T SINddall Swr Hy buy license and rabieS atrlb for annts Mass Miss ancy agner h d th h t • h Burfalo N y James McDonald 18 og en ave o .eep lm n law of the bride ushers The bride who was g1ven in bed up for a year We are not 'marriB e b• her lather wore a Midland Meb MJSs SadJe Smart allowed to I ke the doga out and g 'h f hlte silk Mr al d M~ Wilham Houck Mar hunt exercise or tra n them for waltz lengt g~wn 1 ~ wCh ntUly 10n Mr and Mrs George R a full yeor 1 1 taffeta des ~~~ " atrait neck Thomas Mrs Geor~e W Thomas }Jow long are we dog ownera lace Emdplrbe I f 'le por Tbe ex and daughter Mory Lou Radnor going to stand for •uch Injustice line an r e t"kevrt" ccent the Rev and Mrs Charles Pomeroy In our ~ountv? 11an • ' was • tremely d MaMrs ba ed by aliou butterfly bow back and aNn d chik drMen Gn" ghorr aMnii! II we hav• to lake out dogs to 0 ts ex ewar rs cr s arl some other county ljJ exercise I II I t h she wore C an 1 Y ace m1 etta tending mto mported calla pomta the hunt and tra themother we should hands Her s1lkover English take them to nsome county 1 JllusiOn veil was ballerma length for rab1es shot.& and buy our li and was held m pace by a Chancenses dog feed thains oollarl tilly laee hall hat embro dered and have our veterlnaJ1 work and With lrrldeseent pa1l1ett~s She any other d') 0 needs done In .the carrted a ea!('ade bouquet of white county that allows us to take our shattered ca•natlons w1th wh1te Dear Ed1tor dogs out satin streamer& j rt s an nld saymg that a dng Is U ot wos the vote o! the (leople Her attenrlant.s wore ballerma a mans best friend of our co~nty I don t behe"' length gOwns of Peaue de So1e Dogs have been known to save many people would vote to keep In two tones of blue designed m the lives of Jots of men women the dogs bed for a year princess style w1th altematmg and children They have also been No man would eare to keep his panels of two shades of blue from tnown to g1ve alarm when flff~ dogs t1ed dur ng a rab1es ep1den;Uc the drcular yoke to the hemhne breaks out He w1ll guard a mans for as hagh as sixty days The matron-of honor wore med hame or his child with hls life I behcve wlten a man 1a elected lum blue With controsUng hght I He keeP! the stray ng stock to oflJCe he should try lo plcaae blue panels and the other attend from destroying the farmers the maJority of the people and ants wore hiht blue w1th med1um c:nps and property certamly nD man th1nks he is blue eontrasllng Theu short clr Doga were also drafted on the pleastng ihe maJority of people cular vella were beld In place umed force~ and proved to be when he passes a law to keep our with hairbrltid crowns and they great tife savers and won lots of dogs tied for a year and yet we carried Colonial bouquets o! white medala o! honor have to buy hcense and rab1ea shattered carnat1vne fnd blue corn The sportsman farmer and nfne shots for our dogs. flowers ty percent of all country people Next year the quarantine may Htoa a big rangelu•ury ln only 30-lnchll of apace! But Mrs smart, mother o! the brode bebeve the dog to be a true !mnd be put op ag•m then we may not ft 1 fvN of averythlng t!Jal counh-whh an !hat wore navy crepe w1tb matcbmg ac and a great help on the Jarm and be able to take our dogs out until ceuories and corsage of yellow around the home after next election goea daar acrou,'blg en011gh lo tioka 6 pin Cook• lea roses and Mrs Soddatl mother It JS a ahame that such a d1sOur laws are supt>Osed to be Masltr Ovon Clack Control turns Oftl1 on and off autoo! the groom wore poudre blue esae as rab1e1 does stnke a dog made by the people and lor the Matically whi!IJ you ro away Now aty!lng-cholce of lace wotb harmoniZing accosoorlea once In a while but it does and people and corsage of white carnatiOns has for ~ntur1es It 111 not w1se for one man to Cl)lersl Sta It nght owayl The wedding receptloQ was held The people as a whole don t go aga~nst the ma)ol'lty o! the • on the lawn of tl{e brides parents th)nk it !a1r ot } ght that every people espeCJBily when the law ~orne The brides table was ceo dog In the county should be \Jed shows SJgns or aplle work tered w1th Ute punch bowl wltb by the neck l<>r a full year because Lee Okey Wood Sr ~ljlte tapers and arrangements of a lew do&s have gone mad 11 the RFD I RUTlAND, OHIO blue and whtte Uowero on eaqb count) Middleport, Ohio 1 - >!> Jean Smart, George Stddai IJr E hange Wedd'tng Vows Sept 8 eater llppliuce Dealers' CARTON COLORAMIC LAMP BULBS .. fREE I Take this to any merchant giving Top Value Stamps v 'get a BDSTIIr 0 I EDITOR'S MAILBAG RtJ"rLAND FURNITURE I I ;III&L TG'sa TIP VILli STAirS et yours• eltp JumbO Stamp Stamps G facaimile above, take tt to any merchant gmng Top Value Stamps, the same amount you wouldgetWJtha$5purehase. Toppte Jumbo Stamp ii11s a whole page "chanp for free Toppte JumiJo whell pasted m new Stamp Snver Stamp. It's equal to liO Top Value Book. Offer expues Oet. 19, 1~7 get gifts FREE for Top Value Stamps N G8•• your Topple .Jumbo Stamp a•• •'-ese s•ores U& " Jr---------------------------------1 POINT PLEASANT, W. Va. POMEROY, OHIO Kroger Store I Swatzers Ashland Service I Wilson's Mobile Service Wilson's Used Cars GALLIPOLIS, OHIO Kroger Store Ohio VaHey Implement Company Sloan's Blue Sunoco Service Kroger Store Halls Drug Store Harmon Esso Service Point GuH Service Station Somerville Dry Clean•s Thomas Pure Oil Station • RUTLAND, OHIO Rutland Auto Sales Clip lhl! 11$1 its a ltDn4y ~~~~~ IO IU IIWthaliiS (IIIIIIC , Value Stamps ( �Dally Sentinel 2-Dall~ Sentinel Pomeroy Middleport 0 Sept 17 1957 MAGIC CARPET? gates recogmzmg the wtsdom of hts \1 ords worked desperately 10 m oke thcu ideas f1t to gether and by eath one oeltnqulshmg some of hts demands they succeeded on coeatong a Conslttulton wh ch ~as st1 o11ge because tt was a product of comp10m se and one whtrb could be accepted by all Not least among the members 11 as George Mason a Vtrgmta plat iCJ vho !Jke \1 ashmg ton owned many slaves a od acoes alt hough htmself opposed to slave v flescenda11t of a Royaltst !amtly he was neotheo poltttctan nor 1 lawyer nor had he e' e1 attended a college However he had followed closely the en croachments of the B••tosl Go>ernment on the liberties and mdtvtdual ft eedoms of the col omsts and after studyong ca refull y the Mag na Carta the Petotoo 1 of Rtghts the Enghsh Btll of Rtghts and the Engl sh Act of Settle I ment he had formulated the Vtrguna Boil of Rights a radll'lllly liberal document for those I days and one which boldly su 11med up the concepts of humato freedom that hall been slowly developtRg through the ages but never I before had dared to be p10posed as the 1 tdt vidual rights uf man 1 Ailhough stxty two yea s of 1ge and atltng greatly he went to the Convenhon at the Ul gent 1 equest of hts good h end and netghbor George Washmgton and lhcoe p eseooted hts 1 Btli of Rtghts and assumed an achve role Ill [ drafhng the Cor.stolut on I hrou gh hos too e less efforts he fmaliy obtDJ wd lhe Conven !IOns approval of Ius Btli of lloghts whtch was then mcorp01 ated m the Constlluhon as the States abrood Is not m the hands Ftrst Ten Amendments to msure foo the ftrst or the embaS!y - not w•tn he ra.ajor t) of th e people I mean tome in htstory the protectiOn of tndtvtdual l lt s n the hands o! the consular freedom and the soveo etgn nghts of the peo emploves who deal daly w th ill lie !olk on dreary detall such as ple T hese nghts Included a 1ong others the visas quotas complolnts trage TELEVISION GUIDE I I Wednesday TUESDAY s 55 CHANN!L 3 On 700 'i"Dday 900 ~omper Room 9 30 Treasure Hunl tO 00 The Pnee Is Right 10 30 Truth or Consequence• 1100 T c Tac Dough 1130 It Cm d Be You 12 00 New~ Report 12 15 Movletlme 130 Bride and Groom 2 00 Matmee Theater 3 00 Queen For a Day 3 45 Modern Romanees 1 6 55 I .f 00 S•gn On Today Romper Room Treasure Hunt The Price II Rl&hl "'rutb or Conl!lequenCflll 100 Tic T>c Dougb !130 II Could 0.. Y011 12 00 News Report ~.gn 600 900 9 30 1000 tO 30 12 u 130 200 3 00 34f 400 4 30 Com~:dv Tim~ 4 30 I rouble With Fother 5 00 Sptna.h Playhou~e 5 45 NBC News 6:00 News P1dure 6 15 St>Orls Eye 6 25 Weathercast 6 30 Nat Kant:~ Co • ~how 700 Fesllvol of Start 7 30 Ptnle eoo Meet McGra\\ 8 30 Summer Playhouse 9 00 The B•g Issue g 30 0 Henry Playnouse 10 00 Adventures of Martm Kane tO 30 tv ,.w!l Headline• !0 40 Nltewateb I~ 00 Tonight IGN OF~ I 00 I Movletlme Drlde anrt Groo111 Matinee Theater Queen for a Day 4odern R•mRDacel Comedy 1 me Trouble With Father 500 Spmach Playhouse 5 45 NBC News 600 News Plctu(e 615 Sports Eye 6 2~ Weathercast 6 30 Wagon Twn 7 30 800 9 00 g 30 10 00 to 3D 10 40 1 12 00 Father ICnows Best Kraft TV Theater This Is Your We Waterfront TIC Tae Do~gh News Headlln01 Nltewotoh Tonl!lbt WCHS·TV Channell who wa, pro"d of the om all appearanet of hu French rurall~Uprred com TUtSDAV WEDNESDAY CHANNIL I mun ty plan- but appalled at the CHANNEL I 7 00 J•mmlo Dean use o! such ununag natJVe names 7 0~ J1mm e Dean 7 30 Boston 8lattle as Lo St t d sh1 Boston Blacioje 8 00 ~aptoln Kangarttt Aven ,;anOne":,y a~e v~s uoh' 67 30 00 CaptaJn Kangaroo 8 45 CBS News freedom of religiOn speeth pt ess assembly d1es ac<Jdeo Ia lost dogs "d rats served trotting to a c1 fro tack 6 4~ LOS News ~I so hom V rgmoa 11as a small slender 8 5~ Local News b d ..., 'p lresnly P•mted s gns 8 55 I oclll News nuld mannc1 ed man who dressed usually m and petition and the rtght to ca rl arms and upAtrdoesr th A 900 Garry Moore n or e mertcan :l roa readmg J\ntc<\ Ul.te n flee 9 30 Garr) Moore black and was named James Madtson He was other weapons for common defensE lthe bas1s the consul or the viCe eonsul or Street names w th peroonalltv Pompadour Lane ano Lou 9 30 Mthnr Ocd!rey I 30 Arlluu God!re• 10 30 Strike II hJCb 10 30 Strike It Rich called the tathet of the Constttutwn and of our Nattonal Guard and ulhe mo tlary for I even the consul general works are the newt~! wrinkle n Subur Qt inze Court harder than a clerk on such things b u s A wc 11 th e dea " ca 1ch ng oo II 00 Newa " was t eputed to have more knowledge 111 hts ces) The B1li also safeguao dcd the ltfe ltber 1 us general adv ce sickness death News II 10 Katie s Umanoc Perhaps 11 all began woth the n more and more 1uburban II 15 Love of L1fe II 10 Katie a Almanae small blond head about htstory government ty and property of the tndovod 1 I and provtd lost passp>rto lost umbrellRi In 15 Love o! LU• ed that the mdtvtdual should have trial by rights w1th the locals documents ploces Also new offiCers w1ll b commun IJes It wouldn t be too and law than any fo 11 men at the Convcn o{ everv so t and any cr s s that elected A potluck lunch wtll be surprLSmg for mstance to come 11 30 Searc!J. f:>r Tomorrow 11130 Search lor 'Po11orrow upon a compete set of eourb II 4~ Guldmg LJght !IOn When th~ members dtsagreed o be JUry These were the ltberltes wh1ch the col tal!! Jet the traveler In a port 1ke -.rved at noon ll 45 Guldtng Lleht entttled Wmdsor Tl lor Cl urc 12 00 aue KJlcn n came confused tn theor concepls of go vet n omsts had come to a new wo1ld lo seek and Barcelona the regular YlStts of 12 00 Katie s Kitchen Inc SIXth Flee! !all nlo em sular ITS A GIRL b11l Wh lehall and II alton run 12 30 the World Tul'lll 12 30 Aa lhe Wor" Tul'ltl men! ot was Madt son "ho would qu ctly dao whtch they had struggled for nea ly two hun )ur sdlcllon Mr and Mrs J M Gaul Cnester mng ra mpant m • ne ghborhood I 1 00 Our Miss ~ronks I 00 Beat he Clock Route are announcing tne 1 with an Erghsh demeanor 113fl ouseparty ofy thetr tdeas for them 01 smooth o 1! nosun dred yf'ars to maintam 1 he hero' 1 JO b th ey d0 ' 8e I Star I 30 Howeparly h rlh of , rlao ohter Sept II at 2 "J B g P•yoff rod ay th e Cons11I u 1IOn IS sIll derstandmgs w1th hos sound reasonmg and 1 lUI greates t yond bel ef mless you v traveled Holzer Hosplhl The little Miss There s urobably more than 2 30 The Verdtct Is Yours 2 oo B1g Payoff defe nse because as one WI tel pU!nts out It a lot One cons II II era lly saved has been na ned Vicku~ Lyn l and f one Neapol tan r avurcd con nun 3 Qt) Bnghter Day profound khowlerlge The verdltt Is Yours protects us fl om fallact es wh ch th e expett my 1 re b~ (In! st 1 g thf 3 11 of the weighed ( ve pounds lO and one ll.Y with dres Y street names 1 kr 3 15 iit!cre ,torm ifruiMi fi\y embas6y the A r roro-,.a dB Nu t ulf out ccs fhe Gauls have 3 on Capr M la1 o Salerno a I N A colorful membe1 of the Conventoon was r : slle't.fs totm ence of three thou snnd yeflrs co demm; (rom v I task fore~> to f nd • rHe rem v cor F.uge e age 12 and a 1 s Or pert aps Sher\\ood Fo cs ~~ ~~f N g~t Gouvetncur 'M 11 ol I 'nnsvlva~ 11 1 gen tle !30 Edg' 01 Night dictatorship Which IS so abhm cnl to <:Vel y ely for a r<t c troptral I sea~(' No lal gh e Pat Ia Ann nge c g l I has spr ng to fe anew with t c e Early Show M Job too I g or too l ttl c even 1f G 1 1 d Mr m tallatw of a Rob n ~ n 5 30 Your Esso Reporter man of thtrtv ftve who havtng lo 1 o leg allll I 00 The Early ~how American <Oncept and I om tota itanan sm s a pi but 1 ecess3ry tlo a parl'n s arc an R s Road L ttle John y :me Friar 5 45 Sports Parade 5 30 Your Esao Reporter Del()cr Gaul Chc~ ter Star c ece11ed a c tppled 1 n as the esu t or an \\Jhtch reg ments n ens bod cs md mmds It ent su h as a perm1 for some and Mr and Mrs 0 J (Bud Mor 1 Tu ck St1eet a1 d (ret woo "M Weathcrmiln H5 Sport& Pa•ade early aectdet t woo e n elcg tnt htghl) poltsh boflv r\S(I to dr1vc your car Ave 1 e 6 ()O Press Conference reflects too fot those who look to the pe son \II a 11 tktS the 1, h .,pccallv 1 gat Po 11 r>y RD Douglas EdwartiJ 5 55 .weathMDan 6 15 1 ed wooden leg Moo os alii ot gh a successful altttes behtnd tl the greatness of that small Ih roe s that they get all the And speak 1g of new w1 n~lc 6 30 Tolt~hone Time 6 00 WhaJ. Ab6ut Thai met chant h d been 11 amt d as o Ia vyCJ and g oup of truly unselftsh and tn sptred pall tots s rcwb li s the lost the Ia nc the I HOLD UNION SERVICE - a oth<r '"" catch ng on 7 00 Phd Slivers ohow 6 15 Douglar Edwarda lr k lh dead the peop le m had a reonaJkoblc <omnoatd of lhc Engloslt 6 30 I Love Lucy 1he co 1 fCI!itt on 0 the Rttc 0,. It s the l end iow;tr I 1stall ng 7 30 TBA who created II Into It the y pou1ed the best trou ble w tit loa/ law the nu sst>d M ldl~po 1 Bapt ist Chul cl rs new and Ia ger rrflcrt \e street 8 00 To Tel the Tru b 7 00 The B1g Record language llwas he "ho was largely oespons 111111 they had - thetr htghesl hopes and aspu a "'con ' ' 1 on pcoplt - all the h•ld a un on serv ee a II• toe I SJgns " tble by n . 1 " well a• 8 ao Spoil ght Playbotu< 8 00 Mdllunalre jble for the sl otli y Wllld ng 11 d II c d ll<t lth r:rom~ enl!iw howhcntlt.!ytum rllrth Sunrtay lV~II " Wilhlhc byd~y torch~theolJ nh 900 $640f..OQuesUon ' to 8 30 rve w A Setret thl 1 d I t I ns r eepcs convw lOll!! ~ln< tJII un blc lflto tro 11 le h 1 d for that old J k • R unc or h d I 1 s 1s 1 f ycsll! ltntple language of I he ( llsltlutJon Hev w~slt y Cl Ill a(' I e The PI ho e 9 00 20th Centll!'l' Fox Hour Eagle "~' a o 1 o l.a I un 0 presidio' and the Rev c E UoyJ ay us falle11ng fatlh 10 00 tlp-to-the-lllnute NtWI t • UP to the minute !itWI Alexandet Han11lton lhc lht I) ycao old To our hands has fallen the IOJ do and t[IS 'aigCI host P"to preachmg the " ' 11 n Mr and Mrs Suburb heartly S<annong the Weather 10 116 Soannlne tbe Weather delegate from New Yu1k "ts a bnlltJnt 11 P co lone tn pracllce II at co o 1 10 10 The Late Show now ouo duty a5 Clltzens of a f1 e~ land to hold 1 w 11 nvttc no ""'' 1" by on Bought W•lh a Pr re The Late Show na mng ~~~ nes but I have dealt tlsms d r ng t11e serv1ce we r b nes rash 0 w th 1 net on For young I myet \lho had made h s wal to the i t htgh remem benng always thnt etet nal vt wJth tie consu lar servtee fro n 1ne Chorles Vroman and Clv I 1~) th d ht ' h k one mg-w 1 a1 goo 1 Are e1tg lop of hts poofesston 11 a lew shoJI years af gt lance ts the po ce of loberty en d of I"' r n ng globe to he lor local and Mafllyn R ec a f ltv I ffereo '" nes lor tnc oil f'r and from Khurt'>um lo Ca ter arnvmg 1n New Yo1k hom the West ln 1 freshly paved Only 1ecently a wrttcr deplored the fact dJZ Arusho to Auatra 1, and 1 ' ne streets 1f othe'l' dtes as a pennt lcss 111 mtgt at t lie was reput th t l ~ Nc•o cant see '"" enJOY THen h ( ev I b b h t a on y a ou t h aIf of OUJ uttzens ta ke the ave n er me u ore t a I BIRTH ANNOU • !heres the added them' a It anlage i/1 ed lo have the ltrgesl law pt at lice to New t t t dt cons1dcred a foul ba ll The rest Mr and MrS John R Weeks of tme o vo e an hat even those gne little were nedJCatod men ntcrested 10 Nei!Onvllle ore annoutlcmg the el rnmoto~g t~e rearend cieo~t~ S::-:lg-n-:0:-n--·-'--- CHANNEL Yot k Ham olton was by nattu e co ld ond calcu thought to the defense and welfare of our na scrupt louolv a\tendmg the affairs d 110 1 lb 10 on ons an 10 ersoc!Jon as "' Adventures m Learmna 59 Sign On 8 a op " o an oz s that accompany the hunt and peek latlng someltmes eve n bt uta! 111 hts ao gu NeJg~bors II 00 Adventures In Learning !Ion Ill peacettme except during pohtlcal cam of America and Amer cans abroad John Thorn" born September I noturl.st search ng for dJrecliOJ mcnts but h s kno vlcdge and authonly made til 50 Neighbors work lor ooohe wag" for 10 (;randpartnls are Mr and Mrs SJ"ns on dark streets Patgns On the other hand he no1e d th ere tJ eThey Noon News Jub they do and wuh Amer Eldon Weeks and Mu Hermon a 12 OS Noon News htm a great and It spected tea lc1 Cartoon Club are e1ements antagomstlc to our Aone11can cans s rldmg the wo ld t ese days Scholl or Pomeroy Mrs Edward 12 15 Cartoon Club Another bm us s the derrease RenJamtn Ft anklm aliht ugh qlllt< eldcoly way of hfe which spare netther ttme nor mon 1 would say that • ra" of double Ute Pomeroy Mr and Mrs John ill trltff1c no se for res dent al 12 30 L1berace 12 30 L1beracc the salary ani t1lplc II expenae!l Fr ltk und Mr and Mrs Joh1 •tras Mr Hu1 t and Peck motor 100 Gretchen Wade Show I 00 Gretchen Wade Show mod suflctmg gt cally room gout w os the cy nor work to undermme 0111 peoples fatth would he b t mild r co npense B'tey Ro k Spnng• art ~re•t 1st s usually the un\\ Uhng causr I SO Mo••~ Matinee I SO Movie Matinee wtse old 11111 <f I he Co 1vcntton lhs tn thetr country by spreadtng unr~st aud dts Muybe Jf we cut the handouta to yrundpore1ts 3 00 American Bandllud of 111uch screcchmg or bra~e s 300 Amerlean Bandstanl Lnwcr Slobbovla and pay our own ' speeches tdl <ct mg Itt< kcct knowledge of I O'J Cartoon Club and bleat ng or horns- f he s 4 00 Cartoon Club content the sure seed of revolutton folk a little more the eeonomy CINTRo\L PTA MIITINO 5 00 l!llckey MIIUH lueky to get out ot I all w tho~ 500 Mickey Mollie Club human natu1c and Ills long cxpetlence In the lt Is Important for us to t emcmbeo that our m•ght bo ab'e to weother the blow The executive committee •f the the added c1 ash and clatter of 600 Five Star Final 11:00 Five Stu rtnll servtce of hts coUJ tr1 contributed greatly to tnstltut10ns however go cat do not po eserve (Copyright 19 ~ 7 hy United Central PTA will meet at the erunched r~nders and shattere.tl 815 John Daly a ~ Newa 6 I& John DIIJ 6 lbe NIWI FclltUI c Syndicate Inc home of t~e president Mrs. C F lights 6 30 Sutrarfoot solving the Convr ntton s many problems 8 so Dlmeylind themselve; and therefore We the People - - - - - -- Tompkins Spring Ave Tn JTsday 7!30 Wyatt Earp 7 SO NavY ~~ During one of the angtlet deba e calmed Here Js a perfect P.xample of BIIO Broken Alrolo of the United States must defend them at 7 15 p m All members or the 8 00 Oqle aod Hmiel the lempeo s nf the lelegatcs by sa von When against all enemies In order that those who 6 SO lloment of Dtf,blo1 IOC committee are urged to be pre two new wnnkl~s that comb1ne 8 30 Telephone Time heauhlully to •mooth and bar 900 I Spy sent a board table ts to I e made and the dges of i 00 Wt4J>eldaJ Nl&hl PIPit nomze modern llvmg And a 1130 P¥bllc Defender ~ follow afte~ US can enJOy and perpetuate the 00 !Its S~P, the planks do not ftt the artist tak a little least one of them w1ll go a lona 10:00 News of the Nlabt LODGI TO MilT \J 00 Newt of )111 Nil'* free and abundant hfe made possible by the 1 from both and mak• s a good joint The dele Magnolll Temple Pyth an Sls- way towards ~moolhmg the brow 10 10 Theat<r 13 l f FIR!MENS AUXILIARY 10 10 Theatrt t3 p anners o the Constitution The regular meetmg or the lers will meet In reaular se11lon of the Cellow 1ll the dt ver s seat S1gn Of! 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Off --- -~ t_ t_ be_ _ - b - - - -- Rae me Firen ens Auxthary w II Thursday at 7 p m at the DA V wan o an am assador and In F.,ltvpt 11n I Jln my Dunn when b h ld pay lor the rrlvllege that Is rtnelln It tly and Span and I shnuld e e Tues lay mght at 7 30 Hall All membera are ureed to ll th h d 11 k n the Town Hall Emblems arc attend rraust I' ~m usa or a rae el lnuunn" thut Jork Whitney ' II he n a d each 11 ember who desires :J fttlla (o\- little but pomp Clrc:um 110 1Ohi] II YII [All don John Tolil:!e NEW AIIRIVAL sftlnct • protocol anrl eocktall par IS n ~nffl4 d II" ~'~ mpat lc.'O m Spam on[ can st.-cure it at hl.'i 1111 etmg Mr and Mrs Wolham K1 ghl t1cs They hnve to be able to ar nnd I aiWll\~ k ui or hk('d the way ICE CUAM SOCIAL IBelty Genhcm~er) of PI Pleas ford t because the salar1es thr} DRVt' I r If nm th ngs 10 his ter 1 he Engles Closs of the Syro ant W Va are announrmg thf' ch lW \\Ouldn I cover the canapes rom AI I 1f thry can nlfor(( to hve 11 Dt I ba~lrully 1 don t think an cure Method st Churc 1 w1ll epon b1rth of twm sons Saturday I i l h4 y can ohw alror I to b I) nmb !I~ lor ls terribly 1mportant 90r an lea crenm soclttl on Fr September 4 a1 Holler llos]llut t exrept Rs w nclow trlmmh g be day e\Onm Sept 20 I beglnn Grandparents are Mr and Mrs r use Wnsl gto 1 ts ~omg to t II 11 1: at 7 o dock The social w II Ol1m Genh• Jter Athens rto•d him wh11t to do •nd he s got be ~cld n the bascm~ nt uf th and Mr ond Mrs A R Kn ghl enOl gh llll s uroun I to bird doa: church. Uoml'nlade 1ce crt' an and Pomeroy Mrs John F Bally tlte eovl' Lin I prop I m up at pur take w ll be sold Proereds will f orest Run Mr and Mrs W 8 be used towards the puyment for Gall and Mr and Mrs E L teo the paint ng o! the baacm•nt Knight or Behn&ton w V• are great grandparents The Kntghts Mv OV$ re hr consular serv which W!l.S recently co 1 pleted Ire lud!l 100 pe <'tnt a l'f'r men have three Gther f'hl ld rden who work up through a rigid AUXILIARY TO MIET OIVOTF.D TO INTERESTS OF MEIGS MASON AR~A cute and sal ry s)stem who sprnd The Womens Aux1ltar) or Grace theu own raltry money on the Episcopal Church w11l meet at IICHARD S OWIN - GINERAL MANAGil s~nl demanrts of their offu:c and the Pnr1sh House Sept 18 at 2 The photographers o! Norn, IIYNilLD I GRIINI - IDITOR who are sa hlltd \\ 1th more m1!1er P M Mrs Theodor' Reed Jr Studoos Ralph and Harold Nol'Tls Chtttor L Tannohlll Stoff Writer Sporto Editor ll'aUODII a<tvertlolllll reuresentallve Boltlnelll Klmhall. tne, hi! able detail II an the world bas the w1ll lead the program Mrs 1 II photographed students o! Bedford IAIIIJII\OD Avt New Yollll City 16 N y r ght to expect of any one person 0 Hartinger w1ll be hostea~ Sohool Friday Sept 13 -littered aa oecond clw malllne mo"" •t tbe ()011 olll" at 1'1111) And lor le< duu~ h than o New Wednesday sept 11 the Elrhth York tax dr ver •I overage MIETING THURSDAY O~Jo Grade team won a baseball game llul!o!crlpUon rates Dell,.ry by carTier where naUable 30 ca111a per And n th s th ey ~" full taxe• Tht Bedford Home Demonslra by a narrow mari n the !lrore b~ ...., one 7ear In adtance at The Dall! 5ent•nel ofll... 115 60(: Ill e\ en when Uv ng abroad whereas l Dn CouncU Club w II hold its lhg 1211 -tua $7.80 three months $3 00 B~ motor route wh.-e ,..<II able On Thursday Reid Hart of the ... "'onth 11 By mall one year $8; alx monilia tUtl; lltnJe lllllllllll. a movie st.nr or an oil worker ca1 reg liar meeting Septe nber 19th 10 out o! the country for 18 at \he home of Mrs Audra Well Elehtb Grade team scored the on Rltl une montb II PUblloltlll ever1 afternoon e~<ept ~undat' i Tloe Ohio Va...., llell months ond be forgiven the f rsl from 10 A M until 3 P M ly home run ol the eontest for the I IIDtL lne II 110 Merhanle Ill, P~ 0 Buhlea offlell Ill $20 1100 Plans will be dlseu88ed lor com day aUt.o Jtrb the oppos nK teare II 10r1a1 nfllte phono 387 The repulahon o! t~e Umled l?e proje1ts and future mettlna won I I I l"g lu oo I I I I lI I ! ;i I I I'' I WHTN-TV Clotannel13 Ill) Dady Sent ay Dbk j • RUARK REPORT The Daily Sentinel Bedfonl School News I p·- 17, 1957-3 _-,----,----::::--:~--:::--::-T.,. :;-:-;------ PersonalitJes Behind The Constitution Show Very Able, Skilled Hands Worked For America's Destmy Ed Note If natoonai so,eoetgn boundanes were to crumble and natoons of the woold seltd delegates to an mtetnatoonal convenlton to draft a world Constotutoon t! 1s dou btful of men of any greater abtltty and knowledge would be found on that modern gathenng than those who met at Constttult~n Hall over 170 years ago An a·tocle by M s Kathettne E Rtce m the CUJrent ISSUe or the DAR maga 2me tells sometlung about the men who had leadmg pat ts on thonkong out and put tong on paper Ihe U S Consttlutoon Thts Is Constttu !ton Week Therefore we recommend the re prmt belo• as of lpec~al mterest Personal t es Behmd The Constotulto 1 Most of us know our Conslttutton and "hat tl stands for m our natwnalltfe but how few of us know anylhmg about tts authors- that handful of courageous leade rs who met 111 PhtladelphJa one hundo ed and stx ly mne )eaJs ago to evo lve a plan of government for an mfanlo epubloc whtch would both umte the wtdely scattered populallon and meet thetr dtverse and complex needs Then em be s of the Constttutional Conven !IOn of 1787 11e1e pttnctpally la•yers but there weoe also me1ehants a few phvstctans and some faJ mers and plantallon owners The yo ongest member was only twe 1ty seven the o'dest Benjam on Franklm was etghty one As was to be expected the States sent thetr abl est men to the Convenllon Towcrtng above them not Just phys callv but wtth the gt eat ness of a sup rme commander whtrh had earned for him the beloved t1tle of father of hts rot nlry was Genco al George Washington a dele~ate from Vtrgmta whom the other del egates chose as the P es1dent of thetr "on venit on Pomeroy Middleport, 0 Sept n; --- and Mrs. Clarence Cumtngs , Surprised On 50th Anntversary 11 k d lth 14r and Mro Clarence Cum Ing.o br Ide an d groom an ' on ° were pleauntly mprlsed Satur Icr side by tall candloi The ' da Sept 7lh with a celebration In their honor on their 50th werl ding annjversary at th home o! her brother in law and siBter M and Mrs LOwell Carper who now live In the homestead where Mrs Cumlnga llfOw up The affa1r wa& P1anne d bYth cIr two dau1hter~ Mrs Everett King ~ Ill T p N y dM ,~..~uc C) of ePU an n Junes Slewart (Clarlee) or Tor onto Oh 9 and her sister Mrs Carper Mr and Mr" Cumings went to hou•ek~cplng on the Cumings home place and hved there unlll the death o! his mothor then they went to Ft Myers Fin where they liVed u_ntll their dau ghlera were througH Hogb SchoOl then the! came bo<k to Meigs Co to live until live yem ago when due the deUcate health or Mrs Cumings they went to hve wlfh their son In lii"w and daugn ter Mr and Mrs James Stewart at Toronto where they now llve Mr Cumings was A carpenter flmsher and Mrs Cummgs was a fuic seamstress They were both aeuvc in eommumty Grange and lodl!le work whtle In Metgs Co The hOuse was beautifully de eorated with chrysanthemums and marigolds m colors of gold and brown Re,llitratlon of guests were In eharge or wendy Corpcr and Ellen Stewart At noon ' hnuntl!ul pot luck dJnncr was enJoyed the br des table was centered bY a three tiared '*e topped by a nnmature '/! Rio Grande1 Young AduttS Rally Planned brides cake was made and decor ated by their daughter Mrs Ste wart In the afternoon lte mam cake and punch were aervcd to the !ollowlng guests Mr and Mro James Stewart and children Toron I Mr and Mrs Everetl Kmg Peru N Y Mr and MrR Ray Morns Columbus Mr and I I ° Mrs Lowell Carper Mr and Mrs Elba Story Pomeroy RD Mr nnd Mrs Charles Carper son Kirkersville o Mr and 111'11 George Carper and daughters Shade RD Mr and Mrs Pnul Hyme and son and Mrs Aida Wr1ght Lancaster Mr and Mrs Ralob Ashworth Cblumbus Mr and Mrs Clarence Story and daughter Mrs Homer s ory Mr and Mrs Glen Hart Mr and Mrs Homer '1\lllard Mrs Edna Arnold ltlrs Max ne Arnold and daughter MJSs Ada Hookln! Asa Hoskins all of Pomeroy RD Mr and Mrs Clarence Wlll Mr and Mrs Guy Wtll and chlldre1 Mr and Mrs George DeWeese all of Athens and the honorees Mr and Mrs. Cum ng3 The celebrahon comlng as a complete surpr1se aroused many Mnd memoroco and brought to gether frJCnds and relat ves who had not met m years I Mrs R J Curhs Is Honored Guest At Layette Shower Mrs R J Curtu (Lela Grueaer) was tlonored recently wtth a layette shower at the home or her graudmoi'her Mrs Lela Flmt assisted by her mother Mrs Jrene Grueser Gifts were 1 d 10 baby crodte made by P ace a Alberta Elwood Myrtle Hlckt El ole Forbe1 Bernice Saxton HeleJ HlckJ Martha Ash Florence Baer Leona Curt!J Stella GrueJer Pa~ t1 Houduhe)t and children Mar garet Walker and daughter Mill Evelyn Flck Sheila Hicks Crest lyn Hicks Rachell Rouoh and Pamela Grueser Sending gl!ta but unable to at tend were Mrs Hilda Yeauger Helen Bill" ldo Lauderm1lt A II W lk A B I K:~l:e ~o~t Clara"~ae ~::>' Margaret Jeanne Burnside Is Wed I Wise B•rlha s.d!t Ann ~atson h N M K R h 11 1 Lea ease ary ous e Damewood li'ilecn Lee Grace en " F"her Flo Grueser Helen Maag Margaret Houdashelt Jennie Ku J; Edith Sisson Elms Holter Mary N M M rn Maag Roger ease IP Y a and Roma Nease Garnes were played and pr zes were won by AnnabelrHoudashelt Elsie Forbes and Helen Htcks door prize was won by Carol)n Evans Refreshments were served by the hostesses con5JSUog of coffee tea and mdJVJduol serv ngs or cake decorated wlh a paJr o! pmk or blue baby boot tees I I by groupa according to the way they are dlaplayed in the store For tbil the shopper must he Ia Lell Go ShopplnJ rum mlllal"' with the stare where she It ahoppen' maauel entitled shops She JbQuld know for In How to Save Honey While Shop atance that ohe will paso the MT KATAHDIN Me \JP pln1 would no doubt be a beat dairy counter the meal counter Grandma Gatewood aJmOII '10 I uller II It eould he proven prac the !reoh produce the eonned years old ellmbld Mt Katabdla tical Altboueh they have no such goods and so on in a certain or Monday to end ber aeeoad blh book to ollft lilt Extension Spec! der Then •he can I '' all the over the 2 02tlomlle Al!Palacblla alllll In IJI;uketlol ln!ormaiJon 1tem1 she wanta from any clven Trail !or Conaumort at the OnJO Stale part ot the store m a group and Grandma _ Mra Emma 01.. Unlvenlty Columbu• do have arranje the groups n the order wood o! Galbpolll Ohio- doOm t aome practical aua:gest ons for she w111 pa.. them n the store I hmk she 11 try the loiJi tratl maklnl the ohoppln& robtme SJm Th s uvea back tra~kmg and cr1s:r agam pier At tilt aame lime theJT ad croasing while m a ~tore reducmg GettJn too old she old. '1 vice may also cave shoppers shopp og hn e and sav ng energy must have fallen a dozen Umll ~ money As lor the money 1avmg angle but 1 picked myl6tt' up and kept For eumple tbey recommend a the apecialut urge f1111 hanty go n .. eare!ully planned obopplne hst w1th labels grades and nspect10n Mrs Gatewood .. tel abe uw I prepared Ill advance U the shop- •tampa These are quaht)' gu1des per takoa time at home to check to help the shopper gel lhe best bear n V1rg1n1a a mOOH ln Kaine over oupplla on band as well as and the mos for her food dollar and deer all alon1 the trail together w1th an octulontl hiker needa lor tile future botb 1mmedl NEW YORK UP - Bold Ruler She slept In lean to a and olmllar ate and toni ronge ohe can .. ve couldeiable tlme when she ar who returned to act on ear er th 5 shelters along the wty IOmt!timn rtvea 111 the 110re md perhaps al week after bemg 1 dehned with stoppmg ofl at 1 re1taurant or I 10 take advaataa:e of 1easonal leg ahd .shoulder lllJUr ~:s 5 nee farm house for a bot meal price redudlonl on 1tems wh rh last June tops a r1eld of e ht to She said the hike wu oftea day 111 the 88th runn ng of l h c tough gomg but there were lonf may he uoed later Anotber wllue of makmg out $25 OOOaddcd Jerom~ !land ca p a stretches Wh{'re she ~ou1d Jult dream ato'g and enjoy the Uata in advance or the tnp to the Be1mon 1 p ar k slghtJt atore lie1 ln arr1ng1ng the ~ "" • Granma Gatewood Scales Mountain J ·~\:,; ~ ... ~..;••;; I Theodorus Counctl Dof ARegular Meeting b Held Theodorus Counc1cl Daughter of AmeFtca met in regular session on Monday evening With Nettle Hayes councilor pres1dmg Betty Gilbert was reported 10 distress havmg lost her lather by death Flowers were reported sent Doris Darst resogned .. reeordmg secretay due to lllne" MarJorie Woodard wa!i nomtr.ated elected and lnptalled to f1ll the vacancy Jhe commi"SIOn of WJDona Cook as council deputy wos read Pnzea donated by Mrs Hayes awarded to Mmme Gilmore ond Ehzabeth Campbell Quarterly bJrthdays were obser ved and Mrs Campbell In behall o! the councol presented gdts to Lllloe Hauck Doris Darst Winona Cook and Lillian Dcmoskey Potluck refreshments were serv ed at thd close o! the meetmg I Mr and Mrs Harold Burns de are announcmg th e marriage of the r daughter Margaret Jeanne to Harold Haer son df Mr and Mrs Andrew Hager Middleport The weddmg was an even\ o! Sept I~ the smgle rmg cere mony bemg read by Rev Webber Thoma at hts home at 4 45 The couple went to Columbus lor short weddmg trip The groom is employed as a ftre !Jghter at the Navy yardo in Po1nt Pleasant A beiUng and shower w11l be held at 7 30 Sept 23 at the brides parents, Mr and Mrs Burnside The couple Will be at home ta IMiddleport the r (fiends at II N Second Sl Tuesday of next week Young Adults of RIO raG ran~~ ~~ ~~~~ :~~ndf:;~:r s~~eJ~:;: ~ Baptist Assoc1atiGn wHI ly With large nbbon bows a~cented 19 7 30 p m Thursday Sept R•o the setting for the cradle over A dog that has been tied by '" Calvary BaptiSt Church -~---the neck !or "" or eighth months Grande to elect o!flcers WhiCIY. large stork stood guanl Keynote 1peakm lS to be orrin 1 Guests present were Mrs Eve has as much chance or more of a R Dudle Jr ol Brooklyn N lyn Strauss Carol Kennedy Mar chance of I!Oing mad than bel y an .~tstandong ChmtJRn lay )One Woodard Carl Sm th Mary XC would have 1f he was allowed tD man and a dh;l!ctor o! Bolly Gra Hamm Carolyn Evans Annabel Mr aJfd Mrs Paul Smart 44 Side The three toered wedding be loose so he could get some ex hams New York Crusade Houdashelt Esta Baer AIJlanda L ncoln Stre•t Mtddleport have eake •as on a small table at the ere se and k•ep in good pbysleal Ev~ryonc IS Invited Bacr Aida Faudree Jean Nease announced the marriage of their side and was wreathed wJth buckle condo!•o• daughter Jean to George S1ddall berry and lemon leal lohage Mrs A lot of women and children Jr Hyannis MRis son or Mr and Paul ll Smart sister in law of the have to fe'd and water their dogs the Mr}. George S1ddall Sr Hyanmo bride served the wcddmg cake The double rmg eeremopy was after the trad1t10nal first shce was that are \Jed up performed at the F1rst Baptist cut by the bride and groo11 Miss U one o! lheae dogs ohould go Church on Sunday September 8 Carol Bachtel preSided at the mad the own~r would not know it at lour thirty o clock by the Rev punch bowl Rnd other hostesses unbl one of the !amlly bad been Charles Pomeroy Newark who were Mre Harold E Hubbard b tten So therefore, there Is Just was ass sted by the Rev Clare Mrs Lawrence Bing Mrs John a:s much chance of a person being mont E Hoyt Middleport Fultz ond Mrs Paul Harbrecht bitten by a mad dog on a ehaln OS Arrangemehls of wh1te glad olus Mrs Willian Houck Marlon reg there s o! b.lng bitten by a loose and salal foliage were placed at istered the *'ucsts dog or two In the county ea~b s1de of the altar cross and Mr and Mrs Siddall left for a It is not only the dog that goes vases of white baby mums glad short weddmg tr P and she chose mad People go mad too It s nol n•klng • I The Range olus and huckleberry foliage wered a be~ge su t dreos with brown ac rab1es that cause It but !ts abou For L~ "' in front or the seven brancbe II t lighted the altar cessorles and corsoge o1 yc ow the some These people shoot cut and beat people to deatb But we candeIabra lh a tea roses Pews for tho famlhes were taed Mrs S1ddnll graduated from are not pumshed or placed in an with whole satin ribbons Ivy and Middleport lhgh School and re asylum because a few people are llhes ol the valley symbols of ce1ved the Bachelor of Arts degree mentally Ill Alpha P~• .oror1ty r D u 1 hr A program of nupt1al music was rom emson mvcrs Y w e e I wonder then why our best resented before the ceremony by she was a member of Alpha Eh friend Ue good old dog is pun ~ra. Robert >hils Manetta vocal- sorority ~be is wo~J~g on E~er 11hed lor sornelh ng that he hao d M Gerald Anthon y or- !\faster s egree n e lglous u not done isl an rs Kesnar 8 cat1on at Andover Newton TheoganJst Mrs Mills san:dm Pra log ~al S~hool Boston Mass Mr It 1s very bad busmess to keep Enl~eat Me 1Not dW~ur n~ t:e Siddall graduated from the Um a dog \Jed all !all and wmter untJI er Y u;~P ~n d 8 Prayer by versltY of M ssachusetts w1th the they are m a bad physical condi ~cremony e or lectlons Bachelor of Arb degree and be- tion because of no exercise then Malottc M~ Anth~y •d 8~ L eb longed to De ta SJgma Ch1 frater turn them loose in the spnng Included L 1 ~ 0 Av ~ar~a SchU n tv He IS working on the Bache- when rab cs are worse among esraums '" M 10 : Dans and Jor of Dmm y degree at Andover dogs and foxes bert o1emn e Y Newton Theu!og1cal School Bos the Bridal Chorus from Lahengr n ton Mass Mr and Mrs Siddall 1 honestly believe that there by Wagner and the Weddmg returned to MJddlet>Orl lor a short will be len dogs that have been March Memlelssohn v stt With hnr parents before leav tied go mad to one that has been Attendants were 'Mrs. Manmng ing for Boston Mass where they allowed to run loose Kloes twin sl8ter o! the bnde rna wJil make theu home wh le at The sportsman don t allow hla ron of.honur Mrs George Hac tend 0 ~ Andover Newton Theo- dog to run loose all over town ket Jr sister or the bnde br1des logical School They are let loose at limes and m•tton M:lls Nancy Wagner Buf Gue!lts of the weddm g and re-- taken out lor exercise and sports falo N Y brides maid George ceptJOn mch ded Mr and Mn and then u brought batk and T Siddall Sr father o! the groom Paul M Sm"l and daughters Su kept 10 control by his owoer .beet man Paul 'Molton Smart ToT d M d h f th b tde and san and Barbara o1e o r an It lsn t fa r for t dog owner to IMedaonnibllllr<lkl~cso Pom~ro~ brother Mrs George T SINddall Swr Hy buy license and rabieS atrlb for annts Mass Miss ancy agner h d th h t • h Burfalo N y James McDonald 18 og en ave o .eep lm n law of the bride ushers The bride who was g1ven in bed up for a year We are not 'marriB e b• her lather wore a Midland Meb MJSs SadJe Smart allowed to I ke the doga out and g 'h f hlte silk Mr al d M~ Wilham Houck Mar hunt exercise or tra n them for waltz lengt g~wn 1 ~ wCh ntUly 10n Mr and Mrs George R a full yeor 1 1 taffeta des ~~~ " atrait neck Thomas Mrs Geor~e W Thomas }Jow long are we dog ownera lace Emdplrbe I f 'le por Tbe ex and daughter Mory Lou Radnor going to stand for •uch Injustice line an r e t"kevrt" ccent the Rev and Mrs Charles Pomeroy In our ~ountv? 11an • ' was • tremely d MaMrs ba ed by aliou butterfly bow back and aNn d chik drMen Gn" ghorr aMnii! II we hav• to lake out dogs to 0 ts ex ewar rs cr s arl some other county ljJ exercise I II I t h she wore C an 1 Y ace m1 etta tending mto mported calla pomta the hunt and tra themother we should hands Her s1lkover English take them to nsome county 1 JllusiOn veil was ballerma length for rab1es shot.& and buy our li and was held m pace by a Chancenses dog feed thains oollarl tilly laee hall hat embro dered and have our veterlnaJ1 work and With lrrldeseent pa1l1ett~s She any other d') 0 needs done In .the carrted a ea!('ade bouquet of white county that allows us to take our shattered ca•natlons w1th wh1te Dear Ed1tor dogs out satin streamer& j rt s an nld saymg that a dng Is U ot wos the vote o! the (leople Her attenrlant.s wore ballerma a mans best friend of our co~nty I don t behe"' length gOwns of Peaue de So1e Dogs have been known to save many people would vote to keep In two tones of blue designed m the lives of Jots of men women the dogs bed for a year princess style w1th altematmg and children They have also been No man would eare to keep his panels of two shades of blue from tnown to g1ve alarm when flff~ dogs t1ed dur ng a rab1es ep1den;Uc the drcular yoke to the hemhne breaks out He w1ll guard a mans for as hagh as sixty days The matron-of honor wore med hame or his child with hls life I behcve wlten a man 1a elected lum blue With controsUng hght I He keeP! the stray ng stock to oflJCe he should try lo plcaae blue panels and the other attend from destroying the farmers the maJority of the people and ants wore hiht blue w1th med1um c:nps and property certamly nD man th1nks he is blue eontrasllng Theu short clr Doga were also drafted on the pleastng ihe maJority of people cular vella were beld In place umed force~ and proved to be when he passes a law to keep our with hairbrltid crowns and they great tife savers and won lots of dogs tied for a year and yet we carried Colonial bouquets o! white medala o! honor have to buy hcense and rab1ea shattered carnat1vne fnd blue corn The sportsman farmer and nfne shots for our dogs. flowers ty percent of all country people Next year the quarantine may Htoa a big rangelu•ury ln only 30-lnchll of apace! But Mrs smart, mother o! the brode bebeve the dog to be a true !mnd be put op ag•m then we may not ft 1 fvN of averythlng t!Jal counh-whh an !hat wore navy crepe w1tb matcbmg ac and a great help on the Jarm and be able to take our dogs out until ceuories and corsage of yellow around the home after next election goea daar acrou,'blg en011gh lo tioka 6 pin Cook• lea roses and Mrs Soddatl mother It JS a ahame that such a d1sOur laws are supt>Osed to be Masltr Ovon Clack Control turns Oftl1 on and off autoo! the groom wore poudre blue esae as rab1e1 does stnke a dog made by the people and lor the Matically whi!IJ you ro away Now aty!lng-cholce of lace wotb harmoniZing accosoorlea once In a while but it does and people and corsage of white carnatiOns has for ~ntur1es It 111 not w1se for one man to Cl)lersl Sta It nght owayl The wedding receptloQ was held The people as a whole don t go aga~nst the ma)ol'lty o! the • on the lawn of tl{e brides parents th)nk it !a1r ot } ght that every people espeCJBily when the law ~orne The brides table was ceo dog In the county should be \Jed shows SJgns or aplle work tered w1th Ute punch bowl wltb by the neck l<>r a full year because Lee Okey Wood Sr ~ljlte tapers and arrangements of a lew do&s have gone mad 11 the RFD I RUTlAND, OHIO blue and whtte Uowero on eaqb count) Middleport, Ohio 1 - >!> Jean Smart, George Stddai IJr E hange Wedd'tng Vows Sept 8 eater llppliuce Dealers' CARTON COLORAMIC LAMP BULBS .. fREE I Take this to any merchant giving Top Value Stamps v 'get a BDSTIIr 0 I EDITOR'S MAILBAG RtJ"rLAND FURNITURE I I ;III&L TG'sa TIP VILli STAirS et yours• eltp JumbO Stamp Stamps G facaimile above, take tt to any merchant gmng Top Value Stamps, the same amount you wouldgetWJtha$5purehase. 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Yellow Jacket Grid Hopes.:~~:~iii~;'ii~7~;~;:::: 'ffer Test Due p,,nthers In; Hour Dri'll Gt',.en uadT w k Stl ~ t)• The Daily Sentinel Chauncey Game Frl'day Even····IgI' SPORTS I ~ U1j 0 Of Out Faults Showed , At Rutland Loss ~ the $160,000 PrixOct. du lion Barnes W had 12·10 th!s won sea• snd I'dmvn Arc (icfrOID Trillmphc in France, \ost record llh aOmnhll 6. c. v Whitney's Ca reer Boy Is oon ond posted a 2.41 corned run 'eKpcclcd to run hu·r ciU/i'IJ C Ill dc!lplte the FI"CIIeh nvmge- tho bcst in the A.. ocla· hlli fi>Ul'th - tmn Bobby Nelson, junior speedster and defensive artist, .could place lilmh ))) '"t week's Ututed KINDY FOR BOBCATS Pom eroy·, Purple Pantherg will not resist. the lure of football anothel' day and joined Coach Nullun• lland~eup at Atlautle Cl!y. Dave Hlutiy, Mlddloport'• All· 1 5 get a stJ!Ier test Fr~day night drills !his w<ek John Thompson's Yellow Jacket squad Monday in time for a; sw quurte1back of IU U, enrolled when Chauncey-Dover's Thm wm no the gymthree-hour drill designed to overcome some the lacks that ST Louis \urn out 1 ly good squad comes to town '•d nR!lum floor Monduy evenmg all- ' permitted the affair of last Saturday night at Rutland. b)' 1 veteran backfield tcr blade board work lrd by Coach Tho 0 8 id M d · h Wmners over Nelsonville last Alex Clio where dcl81ls of often· mps n I On ay ntg 1: . 'Week, ~. Coach Bill Smith's sive asslgn rn<·nts rn the Panther T by Cltel TlllllelUI "lfs the first time I ever worked a bunch of boys as hanl single wing offense will offer vet- attack were sludred Followmg • as I dtd tonight. But we've got to do it if we're to improYe " eron backs 'tommy Krany 1k at thu the Parthm ran SJgnal nnd TUESDAy MORNING CLEANUP _ Donald Wolfe, No. 1 ~he work called !or h• · •I us the best wide <in ~ln tailback, Merle Kclsonberg at full- liming drill~ In slockmg feet on man at Racme Htgh School, Will have his opus on tbe history scnmmage and Nelson, ,,. I've evt>r seen in high back and Sl!m Stalder at wmg the gym flo ,,r knee and all, was In th8 thick of I sehoul and ['ve seen qu1te i:l few . back Nine o:her lettermen are on The \'lrtor~ ov!•r Wahama, point· of athletic fortunes at Racme ready for publication probably It as a defensive halfbac:~. l underestimated Jt •· the squad to fJll out Smitlt's line- mg alread) fvr the rruc Jal trip to within the month Nelson. baseball and bukethall up. wellston, Sept 21 ran Monday Don (Pizzle) has ordered only 5,000 copies for a first print- •tar, the aophomore who last . Thompson said Ruliond's two The basically )oung squad - nrght wtth s T Johnson and Dan· ing. He's not worried about second, third, fourth and fifth edi· year thrllled SEO fans with his 1 big tackles (Barr and Lon~\ wr••• only six semBrs are on the roster 1 ny zu·kle at Pnds F'llp Werry and tions, for some reasOn! never-say-die runnlna and tackl· tough tn the line that -stopped ~will be mt't•hnu• the speeded-up Gar)' R:nntlz tackh•s, Jerry Wet•b d b . h" lng on a team that closed out M1ddleport fur a net e yards from o To wnte the rochure an o tam ts records, he dug out a 1'h k · D gcrimm g an syJVJng ay with. I 0-10 ae Panthers who came out of the Wa- er and Da1m' ~truble at guards hama ronte~t v1ctors 33-o wtthout and Rill r; 1 hll~ at "enter six-foot game c t high stack hof nnctent f 1 records 20 that haved rested in A record. In outlining his own work this tULY senous inJuries. Jr. Haw- Quarterbark wa~ Terry Phalin an ex ra room at orne or as ong as years an more. "( think we h1ve th'e beginn- wee k Th ompson said , emphasis thorne who kept a tender ankle and sidtng h1m wcrr halves Vern- lot of well known names in the annals of Tornado sports will lnra of 1 new spirit here," said will be put heavily on blocking In sl1ghth under wraps at Wahama. on Hamson and llodnry Spencer appear agatn in prwt Thompson alter the Monday drtll the lme to open hol('s for his h:~1~_runmng well m ftrst wtth J1 H;w thorne at fullbo ck When he l'an out or statistics of his own. he called up Ar- "Naturally, 1 wasn't at all happy runners "Our backs hove to thur Beegle, Dorcas, who has another complete set recorded aboui \he 26-o llcklna a\ Rulland. i>lock. too:· he said as an independe nt observe r Bul It showed two IMnao." To shape up to !hiS, 'l'homp" n A contract fo r senul rights to Wolfe's effort har, not yet The coach believed the Yellow has moved John Kclchka, 185· 1 Jackets showed 1'they weren't pound guard lo a turkle slot, orb een conclude d OW afraid to tackle hord, and lhat dered George Miller to trade ends they never rave up even though with Stephen Bailey, and pul NEW YORK UP - Those "pall- ers" as wrJtcrs entered the MilYellow Jacket football players and fans should not be of behind. our la<kllna, In tpots, Mike flrwin back a! center on bearers" had better lind them- waukee dressrng room alter the such faint heart as 10 stal't rendering the air with hopelessness was passable." the otten11ve unit Elthor Dick I selves anolhe1 funeral somewhere Car·',·nal ,. at this stage. That 25·0 li~king taken from Rutland Saturday Thompson had this to "Y RoII er or Cornel t Vance will take . " ' h" I cut lh e Iead to 2" betause the suddenly eome-allve aames on Sunday about Rutland, "Vennarl'l team over Ketehka's guard duties Milwaukee Frnveo don'\ look ., 11 Bob Buhl, pitching his !Irs\ cmn- night waen't exactly easy to swallow, but neither has been the b ly d "E 1 11 . . ' I record of the past three Jacket years. has een areal under-rate . He rw n wos commg ' nght "' t heyre go n~t to play the fall guy5 plete game ~ ince he was sidelined a back, and we needed htm there. tor a National Leaaue burial par· w1th arm trovb le Aug 18, held the Remember, fans, these boys are trying and as lime goes on but we need hlm at center worsf ty Phill~es to r~ght hrls Del Rlee, this Autumn they'll continue to show more and more evidence 1 on ortense," said Thompson Jan 1 Just when everyone •as ""c· never much oJf a slugger ' poled a of skill and determination What more can you ask? k the <nac h "'"d , 1acks on!) ~AI- 11'»1--.l.. •• ,I H'"': spairilli' of his chances. tltat Mil- homN off loser Harvey Haddlx ln ~t;:-.U,U, ~fi/I!'A,I!W ! experience. wauke@ "patient" showed a de· the th1rd ummg and the Braves clded turn for the bolter todny and were never headed Johnny LoSEO sportswriters and radto broadcasters Sunday picked "He'U come alrlllg," aded il oould be the crl•i• " past, what ' gan headed th• bra ves' allaek Pomeroy to end thts football season in a photo finish for third Thompson. He hinted he might w1tb the end of a three-Kame los· wn h three hrls place just behind Gal hpolts in second and tied wllh Wellston &lve big John Lyons, 200 pound • ing streak and a more cvmforhng 1'he vactor.v reduced the Braves' ,for third The votmg was heartemng evidence of the res~ect freshman, a ch.anee at center. ' tltrte-game lead m the race pennant - cltnching "magic num· Thompson had one bit of bad The Braveo brought the big ~er" to nme They have tl games everybody in the league has for Pearle Jr. Hawthorne, 24· news. Harlan Whitlatch, speedy Jelled and liomorenized ' rhange about when they snapped left to play as do the second-place pound fullback of th e Panthers. halfback, who was expected to Rev Satin hal all the out of their alump with a tH1t qrdmals. It's no secrel that two or more man-sized lads are needed to hold down a ' teady post, is rcatlack hat overcame the Phlla· bring Jr. to the ground whenever he gets the ball. At Jackson ported about to move to another Jate1 advantages and delphia Phlllles, !-1, Monday RBDLtiGS ELIMINATED and before the voting we tried to convey the impression Jr 11<hool. His family io leaving town adds new ones. It's ~ night. In the only other game played ., b II p h th 1 . t d I I ,, ··we need a vJelory awfu l bad Mondoy night, the Clnemnat1 Red· was a out a orne JOy as a IS proven op rawer a en~~. I to giVe these boys a little confid· perfect for every room iD A IRIGHTIR AIR lego defcuted the Hrooklyn Dodg- . We didn't want Jo cmbanass Mr. Ct lo by pushing his club enee rn themse lves" Thompson your home-including Gone WI! the morgue-like alma· cro 3·2, 1n 10 mmngs but were too high le~t. they fall later collecting on the way down all the soid "Lei us get rolling once and kitchen and bathroom._ 1 sphere which had pervaded the mathematically eliminated from ephlrets that usually follow disappointment. , we'll give a lot or peo ple in th" 0 Braves' clubhouse following Sun· pennant oontenllon due to the But it's sure med~ " cine, as the old Jndtan satd, that Messers league something to worry day'a lou to the Phtls. Absent also Braves' triumph. bout " ~~ was Fred Haney's biting refer· Rookie oullicjder Joe Taylor Harrison, Spencer, hahn and S. T.' Johnson among others a enee of ·~Here rome the pallbear· rlrove in a!l three of Cincinnati's will provide rnariy a wornsom~ moment for opposition coaches The Yellow Jackets entl!rtam runs. He hit solo homers In the before Thanksgiving Day Wahama, tw1ce bealen m two 'Ill fint nnd sixth tnnmgs and then starls by 5-touchdown tallies, Fri· walked With lhe ba"' full in the Back ln the dah when Moonbeam Clifford, late of Pomeroy, STAilt.'S ca. '"P~iy you wtth day nrght at MJddltport lOth ho force rn the wtnnln(l run. kicked. in a column to this page every Friday; it was routine every single ;)rug Item your Johnny Kllppstetn of lhe Red· Doctor may prescribe. We are lego pi tched a '" . hiller while for hlm to pick winners in local htgh school circles as well as fully prepared to give Prompt, '10uhpaw Johhny Podreo was the for a long, long list of collegiate gridders. Then came the task Courteous Semce on All of By United PrMs loaer. of keeping track of his wtnners for that all-important percent· your Prescription Needs The NEW YORK'- Gomot "Sugo~' Roin cancelled a gcheduled age of right choices QUIZ answer is The P1pe Organ. Hert, 146Y4, Phlladtlphla, drew CLEVELAND UJ>- The Clove· rome between the Orioles •nd In· with Charlev "KII\g" Cotton, 151, 1 haven't the ttme to study all the college brochures that 1 land BrGWna Monday traded vet· dlans and ulso washed out a game Toledo, Ohio. (tO), eran center Frank Gatskl, regu. belween th e sccontl . place White cross the Sports Desk to Jearn if Podunk Tech likely .. ill low· er the shlllelah on Four COt ners Universtt~. And who the heck tar Clev,land C!enter for tile 'hilt Sox and Senators. -~---cares, anyway, unless you play the "numbers" cards that float nine yeors, to the Detroit Uonl lor 1m undisclosed draft choiee around this Tri-County area in spite of Mr Kefauver' The 3~·Y•"·old, 24! pound playEven Mr. Wilhamson , slide rule and all, can hit no er from Grantsville, W Va, 87 per cent. I"lllet him•ptck 'em for you. than faHed to show up at training camr1 But I would like to set up a Prediction Panel for SEO and this year and wu cla11ltted as a · canarea tenm games Say of about eight members. holdout He t111 been with the Browns for 11 seasons. Clevel11nd didates, whom I am nominatmg here and now, are Fred opens ita regular season Sept 29 Harry .Barnes, Renzo Menchtni, Bull Montana, Ch,..a~• ;i;e.~y;s~~~i~'iil aaalnst New York CO LUMAIIS UP - ' Dull <lull Kenny McElhinney, John Fultz and Dick Oweh, r, Galski's departure marked 11 dull'' was Ohio Stuh• l'oac h \voO<.JY The Sentinel brass You gentlemen are to serve unlll other· 1hakeup Monday wltith saw vcter- Hayes' nppra1sul of h1 s Buckeyes' wise notified, and the fullest of cooperation Is requested, lln fullback Mauriee Bassett ~~ond h rst one u d~tv drill Munduy Sometime during the week prior to Friday and Saturday Hay•·~ wa~ dN•idedly dlspleosed rookies Paul Camera and Thurlow games, you will be telephoned or visite~ your predictions. Cooper out from tho lineup ao tne with the ptrformant-e m which will have to come over to The Desk sil!Ce his shoe shine Bull Brown• pared down to the legal numerous mucues cropped up, but he vowed tu makt! a iresh start booth on Court-s! ls not listed in the phone book. And I shine limit of 38. lluaett wao ed(led !rom hi' job today my own shoes- occasionally. On ly one play during defensive by newcomer Jim Brown ol Syra· Get ready for your work this week. The games Sept. 20 cuae The Clevelanders still have scrimmage , ~tood out as guod, are Athens at Belpre, Pt. Pleasant at Gallipolis, Jackson at -~han two other fultbaeks, veteran Ed Hoyes recalled However l'le said Modzelewokt and rookie Frank be quickly Rtoppcd lhc scrimmage Portsmouth East, Buxley at Logan, Wahama at Middleport, for fear lhfi rough tactics miaht The Plairu at Nelsonville, Chauncey at Pqpteroy, Wellston at Purnell. result In InJUries. Oak Hill, 1'Jastern at Rutland (21st), Mercerville at Kyger I In the off~rouve wm·kout, passes Creek, and Ravenswood at Cedar Grove. often neYe r ~ot out of the backPick the fin~l score and individual records wlll be mainf&f'ld, playfln ran Into each other tained through the season with the whiner to receive a handIY UNITID Pllll and the te.a n1 lacked spark some trophy in November, courtesy of The Dally Sentinel AMIRICAN LIAOUI W L Pet, 01 Sports Desk. New York tl ~3 nn Jim White and I will be the fina'l arbiters on the trophy wlnChlca&o 84 17 ,!90 Bit (Contlnued On P191 Five) ~II Ba.ton . . 7ti 67 m 11 \'o O.troit 7~ 68 ~24 t ~ \\ Baltimore , 69 73 2tiU 21 Cleveland . . 118 74 47P 22 Washln1ton . 14 80 3BO 36 Kan ... City ~2 89 3110 37'f• DALLAS UP - Dow Finster· Mentlay't llt~ulh wald of Athe"s, o., finished In the Cleveland at Baltunore, cenctlled money In his 63rd straitht toutna· nln men! hf're Monday when he pock· fhlcaa:o at Wuhlngton, ('01l<'f! lled etod $1,100 for a 3-way tie for rai n eighth place In the $40,000 Dalll! W'*'OICiay'a GomH Open. Clll' ~ Chic110 at Ballimore, nl ~ ht Flnstfrwald hid a 1'11i alona Cleveland at Wa~ hingt o n , r11ght with ~rt Wall of Pacono Manor, Detroit at New York Pa., and raul Harney o£ Worcester Kan ~as City at Boston Mas11, behind wirinel'l Sllm Snead, who capped the Open by a fat NATIONAL LIAGU& W L Pet, 08 10-ltroke margm. Billy Muwell, 'todey, ihoro are many quiet vfctorlllBob Inmon and Cary Middlecotr !llilwaukeo 86 57 001 dla..,e. Each might be described u a crblo Iiiii St Louis 83 00 ~81l 3 won $3,066 66 each for thl'ir 10 d1dn 't quite happen undfir par 2'1'48 behind Snead. Brooklyn . BO 65 M2 7 &hanks to today'• ouparlor modlclnlla...t& Snc~d. tht• West VtrginJa golfing. Clnclnna\1 74 69 m t 2 stylist salcJ he pl11mred to "an on Pittsburgh 113 88 3P7 2Y ~ Modern medicines prescribed by your phyalclt111 New York 68 78 .48K 19\1 wmmng nne to~rnament 1 yea1· aeore aMazing triumphs over dileuea whlcb. Pltllhurh · !B 88 3P7 2P'f• untl't I'm eo. only a decade BKO, were almost eertaiD. Chlca(lo . ne 87 392 ao lo become dangerously serious. QUARTIRBACK CHAROID -•ey'a Ruulll Mllweukee ~ Philadelphia 1. n1lo' , D~THOIT UP '-- Detroit Uons Present·day pharmaceuticals, sueh 111 '"'' Clnclnutl I Brooklyn. 2, 10 Inn · quarterback Hobby La1·ne was ar· antlblotks, require complex equipment, lntrma" re11ted and frt•ctl on bond today lnro, nlte eontrolo and hl1hly skilled teehnlclano tor on drunk driving charges. Wulltldoy'o GomH production. Allhough somewhat hl•her In <till, New York at Milwaukee nitf' th~y aclunlly are an investment in eeob.OmJBrooklyn at St Louis, nile Plttoburah 11 Cinclnnall, nile They etrect an eulier ewe and cut · Only pmet scheduled down expensive slck·bed time. Minor • LIIIUI l"ult1 We are stnfTed andequippedtoftll yourdoelar't lnltrnoiiiNI Ltoeuo l'toyolfa llufftlo 1Z Richmond t Buffalo pruuipllool llf0llljlt11al pricel tbllarttalr. Experienee • thua wino herth In final JOintl 8 Toronlo 4 ltlaml leado Counll ill In terltt 8·1. AIMrlcon A-lollon Playolfo TV Sorvlee ·"II. •,h ut 2 lltnYtr I lint (lmo o!Mrleo. PHONE 8288 ftvlloont Aatoelotltto 'loyolfa !fljlliviUe 2 Mempblo 0 APPLIANCE MWSireet Middleport Allul1 at Cbettan0011 ppd., r,ln Phone !00 Pomeny _J potent~&!· I dr~ll' DESK NL~~~~~RPD !~~~HS~~ or I w" I l:roF~.~~~~~~o!f:al~llt STIRRING: ISN'T NECESSARY __d_d____ ----- Palibcarers Not Nee e In Milwaukee N As3Game Gap 0pen ed 0ver Cards ' ' II I I I .I ! ' I ' !l!.. u.s ' -I-IOWtoge¥UZerll Browns Trade Gatski, Drop · Maurice Bassett Fight Results I REV SATU.rl"is also available in Standard Liquid Form in o Full Range of Beoutif!ll Colors. ', Dull, Dull Is Hayes' Verdict At Buck Drill 1 N'OW ~'u can own a bla, bealltlfut Olds ..88" for less rou'd 1ueal HEAR the,price and be Arep•red for a Baseball Results - Finsterwald Is Winner In 63rd Straight Test wonderful urpriM. H•re'•.bl1·car power and performance, plus Oldsmobile's bl1 re..le yalu, ••• within easy .reach 1 THIS Is the time ~o trade ••• Wiliie your CRISIS THAT WASNT DUTTON DRUG CO. CLELAND'S --------~-----'- prHent car's value Is hl1h. Come In for the f•cts and fl1ur•. See why an Olds ...., Is the you I Pomeroy Personals ~ally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0,, Sept 17, 1G57-5 ' SPORTS DESK . Jacob Weber of Keno ~ \he guett of his lister, Mn Mar~ i\ t 0 II ner. In case of a tieIContinued ,,.~ patio 'our). , we'll flip a coin and the loser sets u~ the Swatzel who ob!.:crved her 941~ lmthday. . ' -h'Ian Fears upponen sT Parseg Be Ready For Wildcats ... 571 The,c~all~nge ' sodas. and Mn. P.nttot lluth. Mn Mabel Hetzer wa ~ called lo Akron by the lllnen of her aon, Raleigh, who underwent a kidney operation , Mr. and Mrs Fred Frizzle have Mr and Mrs. Don Dlanken&htp returned from a 1hort vu n with returned to thcJr home. Ca nton relatives in Detro)t and Port HurMonctay afler a v1~1.1 wllh her on, Michigan. mo:hl.'r, Mrs. Mary Swatzel Mn Alice Faulty of Parktn· Gcor~e Rclbl'l and Mr and I burg II visltlng relatives here MJ's. .frank Sar~enl of Columbus ! The WSCS o{ the ME ch~rch were Suntbly 11 Ue11h of Ml ~- held their regular meetJnfl Stpt Lou1~e Relbt!l and ·broth er Phili p ll at the home or Mrs Laura Ruth An added (f)ature was th e birth· duy celebration of the presJdent, ~Ir s Dorothy Reibel with a cud Mr. and llrs. C C. Hamrlton and and handkerctlief shower da ughter. Sandra Kay, and fn ehd. P R· Ran~otph was <aloed to \he Ned Duvall of Ph1"lo were w••k " h H · 1 end guL"Stfl of Mrs llamllton's P>r- St Josep osplta Monday by the dd II ents, Mr and Mrs. Oren Chi"lder•. au en 1 nen of hJs brother, w h or Wavery, I Clyde Ch•ney and fam,·ly of C •tRandodIPM p R R d W. Va Chester, W Va, were recent VI"-a .11 r an rs an olph and itors of his 1-)rolher, Horace Chan- doughter, Clare.stine, SPfnl Sunday ey ot Bndgeport, OhiO, where a din· ner was held honoring ~fr and James Ruth, who IS In 111e serv- I Mn Erwin Cain (LavanchJa Math ~yracuse 1 I from \he oldster basellall players tn t? players ol the OVA dld not go long unchallenged. Phil Colllms was right on the ball as he began at once to round up a team to appear Sunday, if possible, against Glen Cundiff, et. al. 0,. Whenever it Is, the resulting clash should carry a lot or in- BY ED SAINSBURY Unltod p,. 11 Sporll Wrltor EVANSTON, 111. UP-North· western's football team could be better. thiS year th an it wu lu lll5{l and still finish with a worse record than the four wins, four IDIOCI and one tie compiled last year, Cou~h Ara Parseahlan said toda y "The 're hoth very fine ,,. phomoies," Paroe&hlun .. Jd. ·•and both or them are going to Jllay ' lol of fo otbnll. Chtp'i i>all · haudling Is very much unproved ~llld I his passing very gooll Bul terest. Talley throws a hllle harder h:.t\1 - --..,.-I thrnk we'tl u" both of thcrn, nnd both of them ne gowg til be close to th e top ~ ~ the l' lltl of I REEDSVILLE IR)#'best Jug Race In His -. tory ad~:,r::e .. :J~~ ~~~. ~~~~~ol~;~:~ !he smon " . got over our big hurdle , Th<\j l'.arsegh~an 1oresa w benefll • 111 k .l ~ know they're t'apaiX!e or ba~mg two quarterbacks of equal winning and the believe 111 them ab1l1ty because he cou ld coac_h a cs y ••It bcneh-1\larmer and send htm 1111 0 501.~ don't honestly know whether~ achon ..at any time wtth full tn · We 1 are betttlr than we were last formation about what might _be year We're not v,ery good m done to q~·ercume t_he OJJPOSIIl!:! depllt but we've got some pro- def<'nse w1ti1out losmg any abJl· ' mising' sopho,nol·es, who poten- ity by his own player. ttally are good football l)iaye~3. Wilt Pill Mort ~~~~1:~~~~ not ' very many m "We're going to have more Set For Thttrsday At Delaware I DELAWAitE 0 FP- A firld of fine harn!"'-S hones, has ear.1ed to 16 hnrse11 was t'll pec!Pd $113,192 He hu been in the mon· to be na111ed 'od:l) for the world's e} 42 times m 51 heats, winning ri chest pacirg raee- the $70.000 21 of them He last beat Torpid 1n L1ttle Rrown Jll g h(·re Thursday Detroit (t~st week on a muddy . D1•arlline for entne~ ami !hr lrark rlrawipn for rost posruons wa11 11 Followers of the two favorites 3 m f:"iT The Grand Circutt dassic for were expeetucl to know early if 13·yf>m' OlLis wrts rxpertred lo be a their horse Will win as the Dpposc..ontest bf.' IWI.!C il roqu<l from New mg drivers match strategy, John-~ Pat'Se~: hlan could make no pre- !)assing this year," he saul, J 1 A·' "' ' r ny Si1npson dr1ver of Torpid 1 1~'ve uot a couple ol good rc I ersey, an( 1'u!Os r.xpressf rom ·'!elton as to how the Wildcats I ' . 10peed~ter ln front' u eo Ca ltror ma A rlozen more owners likes to take' hu would wurd up ln the Big Ten ceJVers and more p11ss 111g ~ h ould however sull felt It was wmU; early and ~tfy there Joe O'Brien, ral·~. except that "we'll be a ~ive us betler bulance. Lllst ycm· th e !mal $500 entry fee to put ""ho ltandles the 'EKpress, plam threat ill any game ~ go in, and our passmg was bad, but they thcll sulkies m the race for the tu blde his ttme snd wUI try to we're not going to roll over and jammed up on us and we threw I most C(lvctcd prize m pacing wm with a sf)irited finish. play dead.'' to keep them honest If we ca11 WON All: BUT TI-IREE The Jug IS tho best of three Surpri!t1 Paid throw a rit this year, 1t Will help Torpid, b1g bay s::m of Jug wm h~nls race~ on • half-mile tr~ck Last year the Wildcats, who to shake loose Bob McKiever and \ ner Kni ghh Dream, has won aU w1th the s1drwhee(ers going twlce had not won a conference game Wtlmer Fowler " but three or his 3B heats m win· anund the track in each heat. in two seasons, had the ad van· ,._, Foulfr and l\lcKlevcr were nin g $155 200 for the Sherwood KEEPS COUNTY FAIR FLAVOR tagC of surprises on (most of· standout Mlfbacks, bo!h vcrJ F1urns of J1-v 111 ."ton, N J HJ•~ lhr•e 'rhe race, a part of lhe Dela· ._ their opponents, Parseg h an saw fast and hnrd-hittmg. Ed Quum Iosst•s wc 1·c to Adws Express f1·om wal'e County Fair, rehun11 a part Jnd marie the most o£ ll. the S A C,1mp Farm ol Sh<~ftm· of the county fair flavor long asThiS year Parstghian will en· will run ror a second year at full I calif. ' soeiated with harne8.!1 racing. It trust the direction of his second back. l~..'htnd them Parsegltta n ' · ts the realizfltion of almost 20 . counted on sophomores whom he 1'orpr u• rHmf' 11en• with eighl yean of hard work on the part or Northwestern team to a sopnomore quarterback. either Chip believed would be competent by two-minute miles to h1s rred1t He Henry "Hank" Thompson. publish· Holcomb:·. son of the former seag.on's end. [posted n l :>8 at LexmgloQ, Ky , er of the Delaware Gazette, a~d Purdue coach, Stu Holco_mb, now "We'll be deeper than lnst I ~ast year hl become the fa stest Joe Neville. tile Northwestern athlclic d1rec- year," he said, "but we're nol up 2- year~ld harness horse of all They first rontested the Jug 12 tor or to John Talley. to Big Ten standards. 1 think time, regardless of ga1t He re- years ago for $35,000. Each year 1 - we should have live players at peatcd thnt sensatiOnal clorkml! at the ccrowds and purses have In· each positton, about two and a 1 ; ernon Downs m New York dur· Creased, with this year's attend· half teams but we'll have 11bou: mg the summer bnce ':!Ypect~'d to be cloae to 40,000 two ll's Kurt our practices be· Ad Jos Express, from a famil y I and the purse $70,000. cause we haven't been able to I serlmmoge like I'd like lo." I of 12 I I I I Servicemen Tinker AF Bate, Okla -A/!C Jame1 M. Oliver, son of Mn. Be••le Oliver of Rutland , ha.a\ re cently been au lgned to the 3d AACS Mobile S<~ua~ron . Airman Oliver 111 a 19M aradll· ate of Rutland Higlt Srhool. He enlisted In the U. s Air For<e In Auguat 111M aod attended Communlcallon• School at F E Warren AF 8a1e, Wyoming and Cryptoiraphic SCnool at SCott AF a.... 11\lnolo. OPEN DAY and NIGHTS Mobil Fan Belli AinlliJl. Oliv~r Sllrved two years in Japan prior to report· ing to Ttn ker Ar Ba.st· wh~:>re he .~ ~ prCJtont Iy performini duty as a rryptoiP"aphic operator in the world wide Airways and A1r Communir.lltiona Serviee 0 Lito ~1.. r Oil rme*'I', Good MobD Servlee ..... nu , J 0 1IN$ ; MQJ 1LGAC! "l HANDICAP A SELLOUT MVS LANDING, N. J. UP "It Jlllelltl 111 to •111M you" W Mala. 8 ;::~~~~,~~ lree~,~~~·~v~"•''~·n~g~h~,.~~~r~en~ts~,~~~r~-·~n~Y~I~w~ho~w~er~e•m~ar~r=ic:d:r•=re~n~t~ly~.~--~M;V~S~LA~ND~m~G~,-=N~J~.~U~P~-~;:;:;;:;·~~~I,:; PRESENTING. Dixie At I I BAKER FURNITURE Gas Ranges ~to'1IW.ttg THERMAL-EYE automatic top burner heat control I Rubber Bose WALL ParseghJan planned IO start lettermen at all but two pos•· tions the line, with sop homor~ I Gene mGo~sa~e at one tuck(e aod sophomote Jack Stalla at left a: uard. "We'll nave just about a full sophomore second team," he saicY. DIXIE'S M~ STYLEMASTU Beautilvl to loot< at , • , a joy to own and o ploaour~ to M'ddl eport ---PTA Holds Its First Meeting Of Current SchOIJI Year ust ... all the arts of DIXIE'S mailer craftsmen have gone into making this range o true pace~etter in styft, ptrformonce ottd economy. till! Nz.e oven and smokeleu broiltr; large storage compartment; four 5Urface bumen- one featurin~ THERMAL-EYE Automotk Top Bvmer Heal Control which automatically adjusts heat for perfect cooklng1 and most exciting of all, a giant griddle In the middle perfed for breokfa1h or come pany treats and convertible to a flfth burner whtft4hteded. 1 Tht\ fl:s t mceltng of the Mid· school dining room where !hey dlt•port Part'nt-Teadwr A~sncw- wrre served cake, coffee and uon tor Ow current year wa~ Koolade by the hosp 1tality memhell\ Monday cvenmg at the bers. Mrs. Allen Roush and Mrs. Hq: h Slhool aud1tonmn \\lith Mrs C. R Knntright were unable to Rodru.•y Sauer, pr£'sident, open- be present mg the mccttng with a prayer. - ----An 1n v1ta tion to the Countv RAMS CUT ROSTER P,ACKERS TRIM Counc1l mee tin g at Ches ter on LOS ANGELES UP - Dick En· CRB:EN BAY, wu. UP _ The October 3 was read and the rotGreen Bay Packers trimmed the1r low mg delegates were appointed righ t, o rookie guard, has ~eo roster to 42 players today by plac- ~1rs. Paul TheiS'\, Mrs Leland plared on the Los Angeles Ram11' lng CredeU Green, Geon!'e Belottt. Brown, Mrs Ira Buleher, 1\lrs reserve llst m order to complete John Macerelh, Pat Hmton and James Drcwr ngton and Mrs Bruce hls studies at Southern California. Dalton Trualt on the waiver l1st. I 'Lloyd IIW&allliHU PVLL•WtDTN •• LAlli OYIN U-1 All were rol)ki es except Macarelh, Thl.' Ext'Clllrve committee had The Rams also annouJTted that Take ygon chokt- tirhtr o fwll f0"9el DtXf'S ... ..., •....,.. .. Miliillhwoletft4 ......_ , who was obttmed In an off-season met ea rhu thJs mon th and decld- Jack Ellena, another guard, has Control tcliJorl ftctiM to ftl the pM-11 wldlh oqn on tlit D1J.11 Thirty Of !fie !oiJ .. d'~~~~to .,w.. ••••..., ...., ' trl1~ with CleVeland . ed to act as a commtt! ee to serv e ~~e~ ~\aced on the waiver liat. DIM.lf: t,.cial. .Mt ut .... lt1WMI.· -~ ....... llfoololttCN!dufd 14• oven plu1 ~ cont' .t ' .............. lttlm .... ,....... Teachers' DriVe-In C onfm:~ n : fYE to 6esnd le!llpfl'oturl •• , DnJ the portmentt on tflt Dhd• StyltiiHI.ter. ,_ _ . .. . ..ruoble · ~---utt>MI btcOIIItl llllfoiiOik. ltE MELTS loth mod .a. hov. WIIOk.t.•• bralltfl. McGUIRE NAMED ce dwner on October 9 NEW YORK UP - Frank Me. Mrs Cl}tie Ingels, cht~irman of PROVIDE:>ICE, R I. UP - '!'he Guire, whos(':. unbeaten umvers1ty the member~ h1p commJI\e(', will of North Camlina team won the be tn charge of lhe ~ drive uhleh New York R:mgers opened the1r national ba~;ke,iball ctmmpionship will be held from October 7 11 pre-season hockey practice Mon· ON THI BIIGH1'EST CORNEl last wmter. ' today was 9amed The Kindergarten ('hildren taught day in 90.degree bnseball \loeather 1 Because of the heat, workmen had MIDDLIPOIT, OHIO head coach ot the College All- by Mrs Gu} Reynolds, and the trouble laymg down the ice surStars for their game aga1hst the Th:rd Grad(', to.ug:ht by Mrs R. fnce at the Providence Arena SALIS- PAINT- SERVICE prOfessional New York Knicker· M Sh,.rman. tied for the at trnd bockers Oct. 19 at Mad1son Square ance award. fii07·Y Mlcklleport •265-X 1 Garden. Cmmm tt ~es nom£'d were· PJ'O· ' gral\1 , Mrs Donuld Mills, Mrs. · 1 Lionel Hog_gs, ~1 1 s VVo!l iam S1Jra gufl, Supt 1. W Mt•Comas; Mag· azrncs Mrs R H Pl<·ken•, S:rfn ty · tt>o Kennrdy Sr., John Pill'· 'SP~CIA-L sorB; Mus1c , l\lr~ Cla renr~ La('ey, ~ }3and DJrector Geore Dallas; Pub· licll)', Mrs. Charles Brad\jury, Health, ~~·· Nonmm Humpltr ey~. • Hospttahty, Mrs Thomas Ruf> and Mrs Kenneth Cooke, I ~ochalrmcn, Mrs Dcnrer Nelson, 1\frs. C R Konkright, Mrs Jame~ Jobb, • Mrs Donald Lowery, Mrs My ron Miller, Mrs Irvm Baum gardner, Mrs Willard Hanmng, & Mrs. Allen Roush, Mrs. C R ~horts Karr Jr., and Mrs. Chester Erwin Plans to have needed den tal work done for a pup/1 in the .' schools .were referred to the Health cha1rman and it was suggested that sales stamps be saved for redemptton with Ute money RACINE, OHIO to be used for this _project. Sup! McCom <~~ welcomed th e visitors and mv! led them to con· tlt1Ue visiting the schools and urged them to- cooperate wtth the teachers and . to come to the school OfficialS and teachers Middleport, Ohio w1th problems and suggestiqns. He also said that it was hoped \hat the new rooms would be ready for use this rau'. ' Supt MeComas introduced the In brand new pattern! fine fabrics and bright eolors in all popfacu lty wtth earh member ex· ular styles. Just piek your favDrlte material - Twills, Bart plalnin~ wha t they taught and Clot}la, Taffetai,Banja Clotbs, Cordlll'OYR or Bembalure covered speaking briefly to the par, nl~; Koolfoam Latex. of their pupils. They were Kn.der ON SALE STARTING WEDNESDAY aarten, Mrs. Guy Reyn olds; Flrst Mro. Bradford Maag and Mrs Wils~n Car.penter; Second, Mrs RDQert Allf!ns1vorth , Mrs Gerald Rupe! Third, Mrs. R M. Sherman, Deep-friecllodd won't retaoggy. JUIIt dial the right cookCream aauce1 won't Clllrclle. Jcinc• and sauces can't Mrs. R R. Pickens; Fourth, Mrs. (ng temperature; fried foods come ont golden crisp oullride, owrcook becauae they don't OCif1lltot when you •t the correct Dozens of new patterns, styles and materials 1n Crary Dam, Miss Mlldrerl Hawley who "'II be Prmcipal ol the new delicioualy tender inside! There'• no JU1188work, no need to lemperatuN. Even milk won't curdle or boil over. ,"• • Elementary School; Fiflh, Mrs buy a oeparale doep-fryer. See your . GAS AppUance. Dealer - - ;oday - . I ·, Ben Philson, Principal Leo Ken• AI The Same Low PriceSaie N6w ned)! ~-- .. Six th, Mrs Ferne Gaul, Mrs .......... §lf \ ~~ James Hawley, Seventh, C. E. • • '\ • ..... oil. Young, Mrs C E Blakeslee, THE OHIO FUEL •• • Now Poll I'ottwN In atyllah, popultr E:tg~th. Mrs. ·Nan Moore, Pat • WAiher, Freshman, W:1rner Morwith a BrJin : COMPANY gan, John Panons; SopMmore, · Green Dot : 'diss LucJIIe Smith Forrest Bach• ~eli Jumors, Mrs W1lllam SpraS~Jal : ,ue, Harold Sauer, Seniors, M1ss They c11>'t fade -won't ahrink. "'"d no ironlnr- mortly cletn wllh a damp cloth - auperior praatie, best workinanahlp. St~san Park; Coorh John ThompiOn; Voral MuAJc, Mrs. Clarence • .!• RANQE : Ldcey, Home EronomiCi instrucFall Styles tor. Mn Joe Bailey, Prmdpal. • ' Earl Knight Te~ehers unable to be present were WeJher1 Bachtel • W~TCll FOR OUR BIGGEST MOST and Coach N P Swac'khimer. •.'••!.•••!·-··~················· At the close of the program .,, ~~~FIC SALE ,COMING SOON! the audience W3!i mvtted to the PAINT All Colors Reg. $6.30 gal. SPECIAL $4.29 gal. ___ ........ --·--flloll... _....,.. _.,.. ,..,., .... _, __ .,.,.· ~ Free Porki11g CLINTON Fl~tJER .... - Mit..,_ IN BAKER FURNITURE co. j-;;;9:-;:;-:;;:;:;::;;;:;;:;:;;;;:;; Wednesday and Thursday Summer Dresses ..... .. , $2.98 to $4.98 Skirts ....... , .......... $2.00 to $3.98 B I o u s e s , . .. . , ... , ... ; . . $2.00 Nylon CoHon Half Slips ...... , $1.00 ,I Lot of .... ....' .. .. . . . . $1.00 · Bermuda Shorts . .... , . . .. . . . . . $2.00 NO BOILOVERS! NO SICORCHING! NO CURDLING! with a Burner-with-a-Brain GAS Range! AliNE WEAVER'S DRESS SHOP RALL'S BE~ FRANKLIN New. Shipment DECORATOR PilLOWS . $1.19 each Just Received I LADIES BLOUSES On Onl)' 98c each Plastic Drapes Received Weekly $1.00 pair Ladles Handbags .' • ' • • 1 • ' • 98c to $2.9$ GAS ••••••••• • • Burner SEE "PLAYHOUSE 90" WITH JULIA MEADE ON CBS·TV . WATCH LOCAL LISTINGS FOR TIME AND STATION '•• . _, -·-- DIXIE : aAS ..••• ,, �lson Returns To Bolster. Yellow Jacket Grid Hopes.:~~:~iii~;'ii~7~;~;:::: 'ffer Test Due p,,nthers In; Hour Dri'll Gt',.en uadT w k Stl ~ t)• The Daily Sentinel Chauncey Game Frl'day Even····IgI' SPORTS I ~ U1j 0 Of Out Faults Showed , At Rutland Loss ~ the $160,000 PrixOct. du lion Barnes W had 12·10 th!s won sea• snd I'dmvn Arc (icfrOID Trillmphc in France, \ost record llh aOmnhll 6. c. v Whitney's Ca reer Boy Is oon ond posted a 2.41 corned run 'eKpcclcd to run hu·r ciU/i'IJ C Ill dc!lplte the FI"CIIeh nvmge- tho bcst in the A.. ocla· hlli fi>Ul'th - tmn Bobby Nelson, junior speedster and defensive artist, .could place lilmh ))) '"t week's Ututed KINDY FOR BOBCATS Pom eroy·, Purple Pantherg will not resist. the lure of football anothel' day and joined Coach Nullun• lland~eup at Atlautle Cl!y. Dave Hlutiy, Mlddloport'• All· 1 5 get a stJ!Ier test Fr~day night drills !his w<ek John Thompson's Yellow Jacket squad Monday in time for a; sw quurte1back of IU U, enrolled when Chauncey-Dover's Thm wm no the gymthree-hour drill designed to overcome some the lacks that ST Louis \urn out 1 ly good squad comes to town '•d nR!lum floor Monduy evenmg all- ' permitted the affair of last Saturday night at Rutland. b)' 1 veteran backfield tcr blade board work lrd by Coach Tho 0 8 id M d · h Wmners over Nelsonville last Alex Clio where dcl81ls of often· mps n I On ay ntg 1: . 'Week, ~. Coach Bill Smith's sive asslgn rn<·nts rn the Panther T by Cltel TlllllelUI "lfs the first time I ever worked a bunch of boys as hanl single wing offense will offer vet- attack were sludred Followmg • as I dtd tonight. But we've got to do it if we're to improYe " eron backs 'tommy Krany 1k at thu the Parthm ran SJgnal nnd TUESDAy MORNING CLEANUP _ Donald Wolfe, No. 1 ~he work called !or h• · •I us the best wide <in ~ln tailback, Merle Kclsonberg at full- liming drill~ In slockmg feet on man at Racme Htgh School, Will have his opus on tbe history scnmmage and Nelson, ,,. I've evt>r seen in high back and Sl!m Stalder at wmg the gym flo ,,r knee and all, was In th8 thick of I sehoul and ['ve seen qu1te i:l few . back Nine o:her lettermen are on The \'lrtor~ ov!•r Wahama, point· of athletic fortunes at Racme ready for publication probably It as a defensive halfbac:~. l underestimated Jt •· the squad to fJll out Smitlt's line- mg alread) fvr the rruc Jal trip to within the month Nelson. baseball and bukethall up. wellston, Sept 21 ran Monday Don (Pizzle) has ordered only 5,000 copies for a first print- •tar, the aophomore who last . Thompson said Ruliond's two The basically )oung squad - nrght wtth s T Johnson and Dan· ing. He's not worried about second, third, fourth and fifth edi· year thrllled SEO fans with his 1 big tackles (Barr and Lon~\ wr••• only six semBrs are on the roster 1 ny zu·kle at Pnds F'llp Werry and tions, for some reasOn! never-say-die runnlna and tackl· tough tn the line that -stopped ~will be mt't•hnu• the speeded-up Gar)' R:nntlz tackh•s, Jerry Wet•b d b . h" lng on a team that closed out M1ddleport fur a net e yards from o To wnte the rochure an o tam ts records, he dug out a 1'h k · D gcrimm g an syJVJng ay with. I 0-10 ae Panthers who came out of the Wa- er and Da1m' ~truble at guards hama ronte~t v1ctors 33-o wtthout and Rill r; 1 hll~ at "enter six-foot game c t high stack hof nnctent f 1 records 20 that haved rested in A record. In outlining his own work this tULY senous inJuries. Jr. Haw- Quarterbark wa~ Terry Phalin an ex ra room at orne or as ong as years an more. "( think we h1ve th'e beginn- wee k Th ompson said , emphasis thorne who kept a tender ankle and sidtng h1m wcrr halves Vern- lot of well known names in the annals of Tornado sports will lnra of 1 new spirit here," said will be put heavily on blocking In sl1ghth under wraps at Wahama. on Hamson and llodnry Spencer appear agatn in prwt Thompson alter the Monday drtll the lme to open hol('s for his h:~1~_runmng well m ftrst wtth J1 H;w thorne at fullbo ck When he l'an out or statistics of his own. he called up Ar- "Naturally, 1 wasn't at all happy runners "Our backs hove to thur Beegle, Dorcas, who has another complete set recorded aboui \he 26-o llcklna a\ Rulland. i>lock. too:· he said as an independe nt observe r Bul It showed two IMnao." To shape up to !hiS, 'l'homp" n A contract fo r senul rights to Wolfe's effort har, not yet The coach believed the Yellow has moved John Kclchka, 185· 1 Jackets showed 1'they weren't pound guard lo a turkle slot, orb een conclude d OW afraid to tackle hord, and lhat dered George Miller to trade ends they never rave up even though with Stephen Bailey, and pul NEW YORK UP - Those "pall- ers" as wrJtcrs entered the MilYellow Jacket football players and fans should not be of behind. our la<kllna, In tpots, Mike flrwin back a! center on bearers" had better lind them- waukee dressrng room alter the such faint heart as 10 stal't rendering the air with hopelessness was passable." the otten11ve unit Elthor Dick I selves anolhe1 funeral somewhere Car·',·nal ,. at this stage. That 25·0 li~king taken from Rutland Saturday Thompson had this to "Y RoII er or Cornel t Vance will take . " ' h" I cut lh e Iead to 2" betause the suddenly eome-allve aames on Sunday about Rutland, "Vennarl'l team over Ketehka's guard duties Milwaukee Frnveo don'\ look ., 11 Bob Buhl, pitching his !Irs\ cmn- night waen't exactly easy to swallow, but neither has been the b ly d "E 1 11 . . ' I record of the past three Jacket years. has een areal under-rate . He rw n wos commg ' nght "' t heyre go n~t to play the fall guy5 plete game ~ ince he was sidelined a back, and we needed htm there. tor a National Leaaue burial par· w1th arm trovb le Aug 18, held the Remember, fans, these boys are trying and as lime goes on but we need hlm at center worsf ty Phill~es to r~ght hrls Del Rlee, this Autumn they'll continue to show more and more evidence 1 on ortense," said Thompson Jan 1 Just when everyone •as ""c· never much oJf a slugger ' poled a of skill and determination What more can you ask? k the <nac h "'"d , 1acks on!) ~AI- 11'»1--.l.. •• ,I H'"': spairilli' of his chances. tltat Mil- homN off loser Harvey Haddlx ln ~t;:-.U,U, ~fi/I!'A,I!W ! experience. wauke@ "patient" showed a de· the th1rd ummg and the Braves clded turn for the bolter todny and were never headed Johnny LoSEO sportswriters and radto broadcasters Sunday picked "He'U come alrlllg," aded il oould be the crl•i• " past, what ' gan headed th• bra ves' allaek Pomeroy to end thts football season in a photo finish for third Thompson. He hinted he might w1tb the end of a three-Kame los· wn h three hrls place just behind Gal hpolts in second and tied wllh Wellston &lve big John Lyons, 200 pound • ing streak and a more cvmforhng 1'he vactor.v reduced the Braves' ,for third The votmg was heartemng evidence of the res~ect freshman, a ch.anee at center. ' tltrte-game lead m the race pennant - cltnching "magic num· Thompson had one bit of bad The Braveo brought the big ~er" to nme They have tl games everybody in the league has for Pearle Jr. Hawthorne, 24· news. Harlan Whitlatch, speedy Jelled and liomorenized ' rhange about when they snapped left to play as do the second-place pound fullback of th e Panthers. halfback, who was expected to Rev Satin hal all the out of their alump with a tH1t qrdmals. It's no secrel that two or more man-sized lads are needed to hold down a ' teady post, is rcatlack hat overcame the Phlla· bring Jr. to the ground whenever he gets the ball. At Jackson ported about to move to another Jate1 advantages and delphia Phlllles, !-1, Monday RBDLtiGS ELIMINATED and before the voting we tried to convey the impression Jr 11<hool. His family io leaving town adds new ones. It's ~ night. In the only other game played ., b II p h th 1 . t d I I ,, ··we need a vJelory awfu l bad Mondoy night, the Clnemnat1 Red· was a out a orne JOy as a IS proven op rawer a en~~. I to giVe these boys a little confid· perfect for every room iD A IRIGHTIR AIR lego defcuted the Hrooklyn Dodg- . We didn't want Jo cmbanass Mr. Ct lo by pushing his club enee rn themse lves" Thompson your home-including Gone WI! the morgue-like alma· cro 3·2, 1n 10 mmngs but were too high le~t. they fall later collecting on the way down all the soid "Lei us get rolling once and kitchen and bathroom._ 1 sphere which had pervaded the mathematically eliminated from ephlrets that usually follow disappointment. , we'll give a lot or peo ple in th" 0 Braves' clubhouse following Sun· pennant oontenllon due to the But it's sure med~ " cine, as the old Jndtan satd, that Messers league something to worry day'a lou to the Phtls. Absent also Braves' triumph. bout " ~~ was Fred Haney's biting refer· Rookie oullicjder Joe Taylor Harrison, Spencer, hahn and S. T.' Johnson among others a enee of ·~Here rome the pallbear· rlrove in a!l three of Cincinnati's will provide rnariy a wornsom~ moment for opposition coaches The Yellow Jackets entl!rtam runs. He hit solo homers In the before Thanksgiving Day Wahama, tw1ce bealen m two 'Ill fint nnd sixth tnnmgs and then starls by 5-touchdown tallies, Fri· walked With lhe ba"' full in the Back ln the dah when Moonbeam Clifford, late of Pomeroy, STAilt.'S ca. '"P~iy you wtth day nrght at MJddltport lOth ho force rn the wtnnln(l run. kicked. in a column to this page every Friday; it was routine every single ;)rug Item your Johnny Kllppstetn of lhe Red· Doctor may prescribe. We are lego pi tched a '" . hiller while for hlm to pick winners in local htgh school circles as well as fully prepared to give Prompt, '10uhpaw Johhny Podreo was the for a long, long list of collegiate gridders. Then came the task Courteous Semce on All of By United PrMs loaer. of keeping track of his wtnners for that all-important percent· your Prescription Needs The NEW YORK'- Gomot "Sugo~' Roin cancelled a gcheduled age of right choices QUIZ answer is The P1pe Organ. Hert, 146Y4, Phlladtlphla, drew CLEVELAND UJ>- The Clove· rome between the Orioles •nd In· with Charlev "KII\g" Cotton, 151, 1 haven't the ttme to study all the college brochures that 1 land BrGWna Monday traded vet· dlans and ulso washed out a game Toledo, Ohio. (tO), eran center Frank Gatskl, regu. belween th e sccontl . place White cross the Sports Desk to Jearn if Podunk Tech likely .. ill low· er the shlllelah on Four COt ners Universtt~. And who the heck tar Clev,land C!enter for tile 'hilt Sox and Senators. -~---cares, anyway, unless you play the "numbers" cards that float nine yeors, to the Detroit Uonl lor 1m undisclosed draft choiee around this Tri-County area in spite of Mr Kefauver' The 3~·Y•"·old, 24! pound playEven Mr. Wilhamson , slide rule and all, can hit no er from Grantsville, W Va, 87 per cent. I"lllet him•ptck 'em for you. than faHed to show up at training camr1 But I would like to set up a Prediction Panel for SEO and this year and wu cla11ltted as a · canarea tenm games Say of about eight members. holdout He t111 been with the Browns for 11 seasons. Clevel11nd didates, whom I am nominatmg here and now, are Fred opens ita regular season Sept 29 Harry .Barnes, Renzo Menchtni, Bull Montana, Ch,..a~• ;i;e.~y;s~~~i~'iil aaalnst New York CO LUMAIIS UP - ' Dull <lull Kenny McElhinney, John Fultz and Dick Oweh, r, Galski's departure marked 11 dull'' was Ohio Stuh• l'oac h \voO<.JY The Sentinel brass You gentlemen are to serve unlll other· 1hakeup Monday wltith saw vcter- Hayes' nppra1sul of h1 s Buckeyes' wise notified, and the fullest of cooperation Is requested, lln fullback Mauriee Bassett ~~ond h rst one u d~tv drill Munduy Sometime during the week prior to Friday and Saturday Hay•·~ wa~ dN•idedly dlspleosed rookies Paul Camera and Thurlow games, you will be telephoned or visite~ your predictions. Cooper out from tho lineup ao tne with the ptrformant-e m which will have to come over to The Desk sil!Ce his shoe shine Bull Brown• pared down to the legal numerous mucues cropped up, but he vowed tu makt! a iresh start booth on Court-s! ls not listed in the phone book. And I shine limit of 38. lluaett wao ed(led !rom hi' job today my own shoes- occasionally. On ly one play during defensive by newcomer Jim Brown ol Syra· Get ready for your work this week. The games Sept. 20 cuae The Clevelanders still have scrimmage , ~tood out as guod, are Athens at Belpre, Pt. Pleasant at Gallipolis, Jackson at -~han two other fultbaeks, veteran Ed Hoyes recalled However l'le said Modzelewokt and rookie Frank be quickly Rtoppcd lhc scrimmage Portsmouth East, Buxley at Logan, Wahama at Middleport, for fear lhfi rough tactics miaht The Plairu at Nelsonville, Chauncey at Pqpteroy, Wellston at Purnell. result In InJUries. Oak Hill, 1'Jastern at Rutland (21st), Mercerville at Kyger I In the off~rouve wm·kout, passes Creek, and Ravenswood at Cedar Grove. often neYe r ~ot out of the backPick the fin~l score and individual records wlll be mainf&f'ld, playfln ran Into each other tained through the season with the whiner to receive a handIY UNITID Pllll and the te.a n1 lacked spark some trophy in November, courtesy of The Dally Sentinel AMIRICAN LIAOUI W L Pet, 01 Sports Desk. New York tl ~3 nn Jim White and I will be the fina'l arbiters on the trophy wlnChlca&o 84 17 ,!90 Bit (Contlnued On P191 Five) ~II Ba.ton . . 7ti 67 m 11 \'o O.troit 7~ 68 ~24 t ~ \\ Baltimore , 69 73 2tiU 21 Cleveland . . 118 74 47P 22 Washln1ton . 14 80 3BO 36 Kan ... City ~2 89 3110 37'f• DALLAS UP - Dow Finster· Mentlay't llt~ulh wald of Athe"s, o., finished In the Cleveland at Baltunore, cenctlled money In his 63rd straitht toutna· nln men! hf're Monday when he pock· fhlcaa:o at Wuhlngton, ('01l<'f! lled etod $1,100 for a 3-way tie for rai n eighth place In the $40,000 Dalll! W'*'OICiay'a GomH Open. Clll' ~ Chic110 at Ballimore, nl ~ ht Flnstfrwald hid a 1'11i alona Cleveland at Wa~ hingt o n , r11ght with ~rt Wall of Pacono Manor, Detroit at New York Pa., and raul Harney o£ Worcester Kan ~as City at Boston Mas11, behind wirinel'l Sllm Snead, who capped the Open by a fat NATIONAL LIAGU& W L Pet, 08 10-ltroke margm. Billy Muwell, 'todey, ihoro are many quiet vfctorlllBob Inmon and Cary Middlecotr !llilwaukeo 86 57 001 dla..,e. Each might be described u a crblo Iiiii St Louis 83 00 ~81l 3 won $3,066 66 each for thl'ir 10 d1dn 't quite happen undfir par 2'1'48 behind Snead. Brooklyn . BO 65 M2 7 &hanks to today'• ouparlor modlclnlla...t& Snc~d. tht• West VtrginJa golfing. Clnclnna\1 74 69 m t 2 stylist salcJ he pl11mred to "an on Pittsburgh 113 88 3P7 2Y ~ Modern medicines prescribed by your phyalclt111 New York 68 78 .48K 19\1 wmmng nne to~rnament 1 yea1· aeore aMazing triumphs over dileuea whlcb. Pltllhurh · !B 88 3P7 2P'f• untl't I'm eo. only a decade BKO, were almost eertaiD. Chlca(lo . ne 87 392 ao lo become dangerously serious. QUARTIRBACK CHAROID -•ey'a Ruulll Mllweukee ~ Philadelphia 1. n1lo' , D~THOIT UP '-- Detroit Uons Present·day pharmaceuticals, sueh 111 '"'' Clnclnutl I Brooklyn. 2, 10 Inn · quarterback Hobby La1·ne was ar· antlblotks, require complex equipment, lntrma" re11ted and frt•ctl on bond today lnro, nlte eontrolo and hl1hly skilled teehnlclano tor on drunk driving charges. Wulltldoy'o GomH production. Allhough somewhat hl•her In <till, New York at Milwaukee nitf' th~y aclunlly are an investment in eeob.OmJBrooklyn at St Louis, nile Plttoburah 11 Cinclnnall, nile They etrect an eulier ewe and cut · Only pmet scheduled down expensive slck·bed time. Minor • LIIIUI l"ult1 We are stnfTed andequippedtoftll yourdoelar't lnltrnoiiiNI Ltoeuo l'toyolfa llufftlo 1Z Richmond t Buffalo pruuipllool llf0llljlt11al pricel tbllarttalr. Experienee • thua wino herth In final JOintl 8 Toronlo 4 ltlaml leado Counll ill In terltt 8·1. AIMrlcon A-lollon Playolfo TV Sorvlee ·"II. •,h ut 2 lltnYtr I lint (lmo o!Mrleo. PHONE 8288 ftvlloont Aatoelotltto 'loyolfa !fljlliviUe 2 Mempblo 0 APPLIANCE MWSireet Middleport Allul1 at Cbettan0011 ppd., r,ln Phone !00 Pomeny _J potent~&!· I dr~ll' DESK NL~~~~~RPD !~~~HS~~ or I w" I l:roF~.~~~~~~o!f:al~llt STIRRING: ISN'T NECESSARY __d_d____ ----- Palibcarers Not Nee e In Milwaukee N As3Game Gap 0pen ed 0ver Cards ' ' II I I I .I ! ' I ' !l!.. u.s ' -I-IOWtoge¥UZerll Browns Trade Gatski, Drop · Maurice Bassett Fight Results I REV SATU.rl"is also available in Standard Liquid Form in o Full Range of Beoutif!ll Colors. ', Dull, Dull Is Hayes' Verdict At Buck Drill 1 N'OW ~'u can own a bla, bealltlfut Olds ..88" for less rou'd 1ueal HEAR the,price and be Arep•red for a Baseball Results - Finsterwald Is Winner In 63rd Straight Test wonderful urpriM. H•re'•.bl1·car power and performance, plus Oldsmobile's bl1 re..le yalu, ••• within easy .reach 1 THIS Is the time ~o trade ••• Wiliie your CRISIS THAT WASNT DUTTON DRUG CO. CLELAND'S --------~-----'- prHent car's value Is hl1h. Come In for the f•cts and fl1ur•. See why an Olds ...., Is the you I Pomeroy Personals ~ally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0,, Sept 17, 1G57-5 ' SPORTS DESK . Jacob Weber of Keno ~ \he guett of his lister, Mn Mar~ i\ t 0 II ner. In case of a tieIContinued ,,.~ patio 'our). , we'll flip a coin and the loser sets u~ the Swatzel who ob!.:crved her 941~ lmthday. . ' -h'Ian Fears upponen sT Parseg Be Ready For Wildcats ... 571 The,c~all~nge ' sodas. and Mn. P.nttot lluth. Mn Mabel Hetzer wa ~ called lo Akron by the lllnen of her aon, Raleigh, who underwent a kidney operation , Mr. and Mrs Fred Frizzle have Mr and Mrs. Don Dlanken&htp returned from a 1hort vu n with returned to thcJr home. Ca nton relatives in Detro)t and Port HurMonctay afler a v1~1.1 wllh her on, Michigan. mo:hl.'r, Mrs. Mary Swatzel Mn Alice Faulty of Parktn· Gcor~e Rclbl'l and Mr and I burg II visltlng relatives here MJ's. .frank Sar~enl of Columbus ! The WSCS o{ the ME ch~rch were Suntbly 11 Ue11h of Ml ~- held their regular meetJnfl Stpt Lou1~e Relbt!l and ·broth er Phili p ll at the home or Mrs Laura Ruth An added (f)ature was th e birth· duy celebration of the presJdent, ~Ir s Dorothy Reibel with a cud Mr. and llrs. C C. Hamrlton and and handkerctlief shower da ughter. Sandra Kay, and fn ehd. P R· Ran~otph was <aloed to \he Ned Duvall of Ph1"lo were w••k " h H · 1 end guL"Stfl of Mrs llamllton's P>r- St Josep osplta Monday by the dd II ents, Mr and Mrs. Oren Chi"lder•. au en 1 nen of hJs brother, w h or Wavery, I Clyde Ch•ney and fam,·ly of C •tRandodIPM p R R d W. Va Chester, W Va, were recent VI"-a .11 r an rs an olph and itors of his 1-)rolher, Horace Chan- doughter, Clare.stine, SPfnl Sunday ey ot Bndgeport, OhiO, where a din· ner was held honoring ~fr and James Ruth, who IS In 111e serv- I Mn Erwin Cain (LavanchJa Math ~yracuse 1 I from \he oldster basellall players tn t? players ol the OVA dld not go long unchallenged. Phil Colllms was right on the ball as he began at once to round up a team to appear Sunday, if possible, against Glen Cundiff, et. al. 0,. Whenever it Is, the resulting clash should carry a lot or in- BY ED SAINSBURY Unltod p,. 11 Sporll Wrltor EVANSTON, 111. UP-North· western's football team could be better. thiS year th an it wu lu lll5{l and still finish with a worse record than the four wins, four IDIOCI and one tie compiled last year, Cou~h Ara Parseahlan said toda y "The 're hoth very fine ,,. phomoies," Paroe&hlun .. Jd. ·•and both or them are going to Jllay ' lol of fo otbnll. Chtp'i i>all · haudling Is very much unproved ~llld I his passing very gooll Bul terest. Talley throws a hllle harder h:.t\1 - --..,.-I thrnk we'tl u" both of thcrn, nnd both of them ne gowg til be close to th e top ~ ~ the l' lltl of I REEDSVILLE IR)#'best Jug Race In His -. tory ad~:,r::e .. :J~~ ~~~. ~~~~~ol~;~:~ !he smon " . got over our big hurdle , Th<\j l'.arsegh~an 1oresa w benefll • 111 k .l ~ know they're t'apaiX!e or ba~mg two quarterbacks of equal winning and the believe 111 them ab1l1ty because he cou ld coac_h a cs y ••It bcneh-1\larmer and send htm 1111 0 501.~ don't honestly know whether~ achon ..at any time wtth full tn · We 1 are betttlr than we were last formation about what might _be year We're not v,ery good m done to q~·ercume t_he OJJPOSIIl!:! depllt but we've got some pro- def<'nse w1ti1out losmg any abJl· ' mising' sopho,nol·es, who poten- ity by his own player. ttally are good football l)iaye~3. Wilt Pill Mort ~~~~1:~~~~ not ' very many m "We're going to have more Set For Thttrsday At Delaware I DELAWAitE 0 FP- A firld of fine harn!"'-S hones, has ear.1ed to 16 hnrse11 was t'll pec!Pd $113,192 He hu been in the mon· to be na111ed 'od:l) for the world's e} 42 times m 51 heats, winning ri chest pacirg raee- the $70.000 21 of them He last beat Torpid 1n L1ttle Rrown Jll g h(·re Thursday Detroit (t~st week on a muddy . D1•arlline for entne~ ami !hr lrark rlrawipn for rost posruons wa11 11 Followers of the two favorites 3 m f:"iT The Grand Circutt dassic for were expeetucl to know early if 13·yf>m' OlLis wrts rxpertred lo be a their horse Will win as the Dpposc..ontest bf.' IWI.!C il roqu<l from New mg drivers match strategy, John-~ Pat'Se~: hlan could make no pre- !)assing this year," he saul, J 1 A·' "' ' r ny Si1npson dr1ver of Torpid 1 1~'ve uot a couple ol good rc I ersey, an( 1'u!Os r.xpressf rom ·'!elton as to how the Wildcats I ' . 10peed~ter ln front' u eo Ca ltror ma A rlozen more owners likes to take' hu would wurd up ln the Big Ten ceJVers and more p11ss 111g ~ h ould however sull felt It was wmU; early and ~tfy there Joe O'Brien, ral·~. except that "we'll be a ~ive us betler bulance. Lllst ycm· th e !mal $500 entry fee to put ""ho ltandles the 'EKpress, plam threat ill any game ~ go in, and our passmg was bad, but they thcll sulkies m the race for the tu blde his ttme snd wUI try to we're not going to roll over and jammed up on us and we threw I most C(lvctcd prize m pacing wm with a sf)irited finish. play dead.'' to keep them honest If we ca11 WON All: BUT TI-IREE The Jug IS tho best of three Surpri!t1 Paid throw a rit this year, 1t Will help Torpid, b1g bay s::m of Jug wm h~nls race~ on • half-mile tr~ck Last year the Wildcats, who to shake loose Bob McKiever and \ ner Kni ghh Dream, has won aU w1th the s1drwhee(ers going twlce had not won a conference game Wtlmer Fowler " but three or his 3B heats m win· anund the track in each heat. in two seasons, had the ad van· ,._, Foulfr and l\lcKlevcr were nin g $155 200 for the Sherwood KEEPS COUNTY FAIR FLAVOR tagC of surprises on (most of· standout Mlfbacks, bo!h vcrJ F1urns of J1-v 111 ."ton, N J HJ•~ lhr•e 'rhe race, a part of lhe Dela· ._ their opponents, Parseg h an saw fast and hnrd-hittmg. Ed Quum Iosst•s wc 1·c to Adws Express f1·om wal'e County Fair, rehun11 a part Jnd marie the most o£ ll. the S A C,1mp Farm ol Sh<~ftm· of the county fair flavor long asThiS year Parstghian will en· will run ror a second year at full I calif. ' soeiated with harne8.!1 racing. It trust the direction of his second back. l~..'htnd them Parsegltta n ' · ts the realizfltion of almost 20 . counted on sophomores whom he 1'orpr u• rHmf' 11en• with eighl yean of hard work on the part or Northwestern team to a sopnomore quarterback. either Chip believed would be competent by two-minute miles to h1s rred1t He Henry "Hank" Thompson. publish· Holcomb:·. son of the former seag.on's end. [posted n l :>8 at LexmgloQ, Ky , er of the Delaware Gazette, a~d Purdue coach, Stu Holco_mb, now "We'll be deeper than lnst I ~ast year hl become the fa stest Joe Neville. tile Northwestern athlclic d1rec- year," he said, "but we're nol up 2- year~ld harness horse of all They first rontested the Jug 12 tor or to John Talley. to Big Ten standards. 1 think time, regardless of ga1t He re- years ago for $35,000. Each year 1 - we should have live players at peatcd thnt sensatiOnal clorkml! at the ccrowds and purses have In· each positton, about two and a 1 ; ernon Downs m New York dur· Creased, with this year's attend· half teams but we'll have 11bou: mg the summer bnce ':!Ypect~'d to be cloae to 40,000 two ll's Kurt our practices be· Ad Jos Express, from a famil y I and the purse $70,000. cause we haven't been able to I serlmmoge like I'd like lo." I of 12 I I I I Servicemen Tinker AF Bate, Okla -A/!C Jame1 M. Oliver, son of Mn. Be••le Oliver of Rutland , ha.a\ re cently been au lgned to the 3d AACS Mobile S<~ua~ron . Airman Oliver 111 a 19M aradll· ate of Rutland Higlt Srhool. He enlisted In the U. s Air For<e In Auguat 111M aod attended Communlcallon• School at F E Warren AF 8a1e, Wyoming and Cryptoiraphic SCnool at SCott AF a.... 11\lnolo. OPEN DAY and NIGHTS Mobil Fan Belli AinlliJl. Oliv~r Sllrved two years in Japan prior to report· ing to Ttn ker Ar Ba.st· wh~:>re he .~ ~ prCJtont Iy performini duty as a rryptoiP"aphic operator in the world wide Airways and A1r Communir.lltiona Serviee 0 Lito ~1.. r Oil rme*'I', Good MobD Servlee ..... nu , J 0 1IN$ ; MQJ 1LGAC! "l HANDICAP A SELLOUT MVS LANDING, N. J. UP "It Jlllelltl 111 to •111M you" W Mala. 8 ;::~~~~,~~ lree~,~~~·~v~"•''~·n~g~h~,.~~~r~en~ts~,~~~r~-·~n~Y~I~w~ho~w~er~e•m~ar~r=ic:d:r•=re~n~t~ly~.~--~M;V~S~LA~ND~m~G~,-=N~J~.~U~P~-~;:;:;;:;·~~~I,:; PRESENTING. Dixie At I I BAKER FURNITURE Gas Ranges ~to'1IW.ttg THERMAL-EYE automatic top burner heat control I Rubber Bose WALL ParseghJan planned IO start lettermen at all but two pos•· tions the line, with sop homor~ I Gene mGo~sa~e at one tuck(e aod sophomote Jack Stalla at left a: uard. "We'll nave just about a full sophomore second team," he saicY. DIXIE'S M~ STYLEMASTU Beautilvl to loot< at , • , a joy to own and o ploaour~ to M'ddl eport ---PTA Holds Its First Meeting Of Current SchOIJI Year ust ... all the arts of DIXIE'S mailer craftsmen have gone into making this range o true pace~etter in styft, ptrformonce ottd economy. till! Nz.e oven and smokeleu broiltr; large storage compartment; four 5Urface bumen- one featurin~ THERMAL-EYE Automotk Top Bvmer Heal Control which automatically adjusts heat for perfect cooklng1 and most exciting of all, a giant griddle In the middle perfed for breokfa1h or come pany treats and convertible to a flfth burner whtft4hteded. 1 Tht\ fl:s t mceltng of the Mid· school dining room where !hey dlt•port Part'nt-Teadwr A~sncw- wrre served cake, coffee and uon tor Ow current year wa~ Koolade by the hosp 1tality memhell\ Monday cvenmg at the bers. Mrs. Allen Roush and Mrs. Hq: h Slhool aud1tonmn \\lith Mrs C. R Knntright were unable to Rodru.•y Sauer, pr£'sident, open- be present mg the mccttng with a prayer. - ----An 1n v1ta tion to the Countv RAMS CUT ROSTER P,ACKERS TRIM Counc1l mee tin g at Ches ter on LOS ANGELES UP - Dick En· CRB:EN BAY, wu. UP _ The October 3 was read and the rotGreen Bay Packers trimmed the1r low mg delegates were appointed righ t, o rookie guard, has ~eo roster to 42 players today by plac- ~1rs. Paul TheiS'\, Mrs Leland plared on the Los Angeles Ram11' lng CredeU Green, Geon!'e Belottt. Brown, Mrs Ira Buleher, 1\lrs reserve llst m order to complete John Macerelh, Pat Hmton and James Drcwr ngton and Mrs Bruce hls studies at Southern California. Dalton Trualt on the waiver l1st. I 'Lloyd IIW&allliHU PVLL•WtDTN •• LAlli OYIN U-1 All were rol)ki es except Macarelh, Thl.' Ext'Clllrve committee had The Rams also annouJTted that Take ygon chokt- tirhtr o fwll f0"9el DtXf'S ... ..., •....,.. .. Miliillhwoletft4 ......_ , who was obttmed In an off-season met ea rhu thJs mon th and decld- Jack Ellena, another guard, has Control tcliJorl ftctiM to ftl the pM-11 wldlh oqn on tlit D1J.11 Thirty Of !fie !oiJ .. d'~~~~to .,w.. ••••..., ...., ' trl1~ with CleVeland . ed to act as a commtt! ee to serv e ~~e~ ~\aced on the waiver liat. DIM.lf: t,.cial. .Mt ut .... lt1WMI.· -~ ....... llfoololttCN!dufd 14• oven plu1 ~ cont' .t ' .............. lttlm .... ,....... Teachers' DriVe-In C onfm:~ n : fYE to 6esnd le!llpfl'oturl •• , DnJ the portmentt on tflt Dhd• StyltiiHI.ter. ,_ _ . .. . ..ruoble · ~---utt>MI btcOIIItl llllfoiiOik. ltE MELTS loth mod .a. hov. WIIOk.t.•• bralltfl. McGUIRE NAMED ce dwner on October 9 NEW YORK UP - Frank Me. Mrs Cl}tie Ingels, cht~irman of PROVIDE:>ICE, R I. UP - '!'he Guire, whos(':. unbeaten umvers1ty the member~ h1p commJI\e(', will of North Camlina team won the be tn charge of lhe ~ drive uhleh New York R:mgers opened the1r national ba~;ke,iball ctmmpionship will be held from October 7 11 pre-season hockey practice Mon· ON THI BIIGH1'EST CORNEl last wmter. ' today was 9amed The Kindergarten ('hildren taught day in 90.degree bnseball \loeather 1 Because of the heat, workmen had MIDDLIPOIT, OHIO head coach ot the College All- by Mrs Gu} Reynolds, and the trouble laymg down the ice surStars for their game aga1hst the Th:rd Grad(', to.ug:ht by Mrs R. fnce at the Providence Arena SALIS- PAINT- SERVICE prOfessional New York Knicker· M Sh,.rman. tied for the at trnd bockers Oct. 19 at Mad1son Square ance award. fii07·Y Mlcklleport •265-X 1 Garden. Cmmm tt ~es nom£'d were· PJ'O· ' gral\1 , Mrs Donuld Mills, Mrs. · 1 Lionel Hog_gs, ~1 1 s VVo!l iam S1Jra gufl, Supt 1. W Mt•Comas; Mag· azrncs Mrs R H Pl<·ken•, S:rfn ty · tt>o Kennrdy Sr., John Pill'· 'SP~CIA-L sorB; Mus1c , l\lr~ Cla renr~ La('ey, ~ }3and DJrector Geore Dallas; Pub· licll)', Mrs. Charles Brad\jury, Health, ~~·· Nonmm Humpltr ey~. • Hospttahty, Mrs Thomas Ruf> and Mrs Kenneth Cooke, I ~ochalrmcn, Mrs Dcnrer Nelson, 1\frs. C R Konkright, Mrs Jame~ Jobb, • Mrs Donald Lowery, Mrs My ron Miller, Mrs Irvm Baum gardner, Mrs Willard Hanmng, & Mrs. Allen Roush, Mrs. C R ~horts Karr Jr., and Mrs. Chester Erwin Plans to have needed den tal work done for a pup/1 in the .' schools .were referred to the Health cha1rman and it was suggested that sales stamps be saved for redemptton with Ute money RACINE, OHIO to be used for this _project. Sup! McCom <~~ welcomed th e visitors and mv! led them to con· tlt1Ue visiting the schools and urged them to- cooperate wtth the teachers and . to come to the school OfficialS and teachers Middleport, Ohio w1th problems and suggestiqns. He also said that it was hoped \hat the new rooms would be ready for use this rau'. ' Supt MeComas introduced the In brand new pattern! fine fabrics and bright eolors in all popfacu lty wtth earh member ex· ular styles. Just piek your favDrlte material - Twills, Bart plalnin~ wha t they taught and Clot}la, Taffetai,Banja Clotbs, Cordlll'OYR or Bembalure covered speaking briefly to the par, nl~; Koolfoam Latex. of their pupils. They were Kn.der ON SALE STARTING WEDNESDAY aarten, Mrs. Guy Reyn olds; Flrst Mro. Bradford Maag and Mrs Wils~n Car.penter; Second, Mrs RDQert Allf!ns1vorth , Mrs Gerald Rupe! Third, Mrs. R M. Sherman, Deep-friecllodd won't retaoggy. JUIIt dial the right cookCream aauce1 won't Clllrclle. Jcinc• and sauces can't Mrs. R R. Pickens; Fourth, Mrs. (ng temperature; fried foods come ont golden crisp oullride, owrcook becauae they don't OCif1lltot when you •t the correct Dozens of new patterns, styles and materials 1n Crary Dam, Miss Mlldrerl Hawley who "'II be Prmcipal ol the new delicioualy tender inside! There'• no JU1188work, no need to lemperatuN. Even milk won't curdle or boil over. ,"• • Elementary School; Fiflh, Mrs buy a oeparale doep-fryer. See your . GAS AppUance. Dealer - - ;oday - . I ·, Ben Philson, Principal Leo Ken• AI The Same Low PriceSaie N6w ned)! ~-- .. Six th, Mrs Ferne Gaul, Mrs .......... §lf \ ~~ James Hawley, Seventh, C. E. • • '\ • ..... oil. Young, Mrs C E Blakeslee, THE OHIO FUEL •• • Now Poll I'ottwN In atyllah, popultr E:tg~th. Mrs. ·Nan Moore, Pat • WAiher, Freshman, W:1rner Morwith a BrJin : COMPANY gan, John Panons; SopMmore, · Green Dot : 'diss LucJIIe Smith Forrest Bach• ~eli Jumors, Mrs W1lllam SpraS~Jal : ,ue, Harold Sauer, Seniors, M1ss They c11>'t fade -won't ahrink. "'"d no ironlnr- mortly cletn wllh a damp cloth - auperior praatie, best workinanahlp. St~san Park; Coorh John ThompiOn; Voral MuAJc, Mrs. Clarence • .!• RANQE : Ldcey, Home EronomiCi instrucFall Styles tor. Mn Joe Bailey, Prmdpal. • ' Earl Knight Te~ehers unable to be present were WeJher1 Bachtel • W~TCll FOR OUR BIGGEST MOST and Coach N P Swac'khimer. •.'••!.•••!·-··~················· At the close of the program .,, ~~~FIC SALE ,COMING SOON! the audience W3!i mvtted to the PAINT All Colors Reg. $6.30 gal. SPECIAL $4.29 gal. ___ ........ --·--flloll... _....,.. _.,.. ,..,., .... _, __ .,.,.· ~ Free Porki11g CLINTON Fl~tJER .... - Mit..,_ IN BAKER FURNITURE co. j-;;;9:-;:;-:;;:;:;::;;;:;;:;:;;;;:;; Wednesday and Thursday Summer Dresses ..... .. , $2.98 to $4.98 Skirts ....... , .......... $2.00 to $3.98 B I o u s e s , . .. . , ... , ... ; . . $2.00 Nylon CoHon Half Slips ...... , $1.00 ,I Lot of .... ....' .. .. . . . . $1.00 · Bermuda Shorts . .... , . . .. . . . . . $2.00 NO BOILOVERS! NO SICORCHING! NO CURDLING! with a Burner-with-a-Brain GAS Range! AliNE WEAVER'S DRESS SHOP RALL'S BE~ FRANKLIN New. Shipment DECORATOR PilLOWS . $1.19 each Just Received I LADIES BLOUSES On Onl)' 98c each Plastic Drapes Received Weekly $1.00 pair Ladles Handbags .' • ' • • 1 • ' • 98c to $2.9$ GAS ••••••••• • • Burner SEE "PLAYHOUSE 90" WITH JULIA MEADE ON CBS·TV . WATCH LOCAL LISTINGS FOR TIME AND STATION '•• . _, -·-- DIXIE : aAS ..••• ,, �'1( , ' ' Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy·Middleport, 0., Sept. 17, 1957-7 th ey had overlooked the repair and Mra Thomu J. l!colt, Rt. 3, was another of the -;:-;--·-::c-:-::-=-:::::-:~---:-:-~-Iof tho berm. Council was advised 'Pomeroy, Mel&• Count) 1tudent nurae• to contrpcl or • $2·M !16 ~altorn 1 that the city would have to bear 'tbued on a vearly contract The · this COllt. The matter was taken receive a Cash award far high umon has l'l'~Used to sl~n a con· under advilemcnt and referred to gndes in ht:r frethman year at (.Cuntlnutd From Pat~ Ont) traet for mort" thh a year. the street tomm1ttee far action Holzer llo•pilal Commencement Some la'tYmaken admitted sur• The fringe items involved penCouncil also ordered the street prise ,at some of the qllestinn" 1•ions, vacations and company-paid department to remove a .stnne B8kli~ by 4·H member,. I hospitalization. step on Monkey Run in front of I, One youth askod, "Why can't the former Kloes midcnce point· 1 the ltousc cut down on tho num- I ing out that It projects on vii· ~er of ocn1mitlccs to dO a better llur'6 prop~rty and hos bOPn lbi• jOb?" C rau~~e or severul uccid(•nts in th(! · f onl1nuod 1•••• l'ooo Ono) ,1 vici ni ty , Clark Carl Guess answered that ment wa,s not brought to a vot(' Al'Uon was also imt11utcd to b the Cf\mmitt('t~ were needed to and the matte~ sh~lvcd. !ind .out whal action IS necessary h'IP do a beller )ob ort all the An appi1Cal10n was presented 10 ohonge tbe nameo of sevml Wt\SHINGTON UP - Kerby compl£>x problems , to cquncil asking the granting of strt'et s m Po 11 erov. 11 not •d Yarrell's cha11cea or returning to Ohio •HI'ers also had some another ta xi li<"ense for Pomeroy I there arc tw~ Ca~e Sts~a~wo ~0 . manage Cleveland .next year .rna~ recommendations. includ;ng one bf granted to Clau de A llustecl cust Sts and ~lso req uests on 1· be fading al~ng w1t~ . the ~n.dianli to havc Jawmakcrs suppart a Alter dlaruaslon rouneil pointed hand from several communltiel:i I hopes of a f1rst dlv1s1on fumh m "state government camp" for ollt that other applica lloru hsd to llave the present streetl rt' Ithe American League :vouths 14 and nbove, similar h• bten turned down and that coBo named The City Solidtor was to Farrell, whosP. lnd1ans tK;gin a Boys and Girls State, sponsorec.J tact . would be made with oth~r b~ as ke~o~, 1o deve 1 1nto th e ma tt er two-game . h dscr1e11 withG.Washington 1 by the American Legion. a.pplicants to see 1f they sti ll de and prutnt a report tomg t, a m1ts that enera Man· The keynote speech at tbe ban· Sired to enter business before C 'I t t th af,ler Hank Greenberg hae not ap· hi w1'II tie by Lou1s · B. gran t cou ld be ma de to Huste d. Monday ouncl ni&ht men meeting presen were a Royt wo~:~oathed h1m ' about a new que t I001g ~ · .Seltz~r. editor of the Clevehm11 . After a lengthy discussion with Be-tzing, Dor Schaeffer, Richard co~tra~t 'PresS. representatives of two tarki.ng J . I C1gure 1f they want me to Amon• the offlclaia durin• thr meter firm w•- had 'tt d ones, W•Yne SwiSher and Don come bac<. they'll let me know." s • a 'l,U su ml e Mullen Also present were Ma):· · tegislative -.Ions were Rosa. bid.s to furnish new m8ters for 1 or E 'r - Robinson an.d Clerk Slid F~;~rrel1. mary Bell, Deflance County, chap the streets and the parking lois, Ch i.e He aald he had done the best lain Richard Kiracofe. Preble· C:_luncil deferred from tak 1 n~ ar es a:ar. he could under the circumstances, County, apeakeri Kathy Peters. any furt~cr aetlon on the biclo , when t~formed that ex Ind~am Geauea County, parlimentarian; until such tbne u elariflcohon owner Bill V•eek had declared he Roy Rounds, Ottawa Coun~y. mes- could be made on two of the I would Clre Farrell 1f he were IIIII sage elerk and Joyce Bender, Me- bids. The oction was taken aftl'r (Conllhuoi Prom Pooa One) general manager of the club. , dina County, reading l'lerk. one firm npresentative in hi~ Universiy football game and see Indians fans puzzled over 11 eaphmatlon showed a dirferent'(' the famous Marchin& &nd. Mrs statement 'Mondar by William R In his bid in eonlrast to th.at a~ Lewis H. Sauer wu named thair· Daley, board chatrmnn of the ball tually submitted. The matter \vas' mon of 1 money•makinl project cl~,b. . Ia bled for further study ond afl of selllnl olndy which is under . A ,man Is ..always l'lth you un· (Ctnllnutll 1Pall Onll tioa at the next moeting of eeun- dlscuulon 0\ present. til be' ron':, Daley told a Sigma ary. Some 150,000 telephone In· ell. . 1 • Dells Chi JOurnalism fratermty An.' 00a} .tH Club .... ... \ p I omeroy (19) Business Opportunities FOil CONSISTENT DEPENDABLE RESULTS WANT ADS PtiONE 398 FOR SALE 10 ROOM IIOUSE and LOT ACT NOW -- '!.1h arh ,111ta~c of wonderful ~'.tJI and C'hmtmas buy· ing rrprcsenlJng Avon Cosmet· ics. 9 t6 3tc RATES • I Rooms Newly Pamted also 50 FOOT LOT · In Syracuse, Oh1o i Chi c d' J c G All eago ar s an )fl3 6-Datly Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Sept. 17, 1957 -The cardinals probably will have only two rookies on the roster when the final <!Ut to 35 ' " made und Richards was hi~h " If you don't usc the rookies on both of them, defensive end o UP _ coach R•J I RJcnards of the Chicago Card the World Conference on Faith Iand Order In Lund, Sweden, 1052. He is a member of the Commitolon on Theology and a member of the Commission on Faith ·and m tlum, you can't see them. and Cecil Harp from College' of Paci· Order. inals explains his 1957 team the If you don t see them, how do fie, and awh.ogigantic • Earl HI5 presen tKt'Jon WI'II bc th ree Putman, weighs c:entcr 30~ pounds 11 same way 11 rae(' tr:~ck tr~JnN you know we.ther they'll help and stands six feet. stx inches lectures: Justlfieatlon hy Faith," I eeall po." ..rd, one lal.irtlon. Minimum charge 5Qc._. :enll (20)Busines~ Servir.es tells why his star colt, wtll win you? We've gut several back! fro m Arizona State. "Putman will ... 00 p •n ' Monday· per word lor 1hree eonsecutlve lnserUona. ... ' · ' "The Un1'versal llpetlal - One montb for 25 eentll per word. ' the b1g stake. Hove your caqlf' l ", n 1 ·~ s and UJlcomrng out of servlr(! and a lot b Priesthood/' 8·00 p. rn. Monday, See George 11. Durst ''Throw out those l'XhihJtJoll or \ctcran uxpcricnce, and I start on offense .and he could e and "The Nature of Christian Un~ !wl ~ lCt) dr<iut·d by the modan Full rBie of 2 coota per wm d will be churgcd for ach·ertlslng II 1 Cevt St., Pomeroy games,'' , R1chards sa1d today. ''I thJnk with th1s added bench, a great one," Richards said. uHe's 1ty", 0:00 a. m Tuesday. The pub· 101 paJd for be!Ort the l5!h of each month foUowlnl Insertion. clcanmg mrthod w1th Arrated or Phone 514-X Errort ill Advertloini-Should be reported lmm<•diately. The clon't feel d1sappomtcd that w-.. W€'ve go t as good a chance to amazmgh' agile, lle catches the lie is cordially invited to attend1 D\y Foam {)lll lkly and econo· ball well and he can even fake Dally S.,nUftel will DOt be rtaponalble for mol'c than one tncor lost You can wm all or th~m 1.•in ns anybody " m cnlly rl ! 2 hl m vour own 1'~~~~~~~~==~~-:::' reeL l:uertlon. and it doc:sn't hcl 11 you whan thr on passes. He rould go both ways · Wor~~ip services to which the homr> Wnrk guaranteed Cal! I Cord of Thanb and Spe<lll Notteeo of Events $1 00. Obltuarl•l season begins. The quarterback i:i the key to for us if we want him to" J?Ublit is also invited w1ll preeeed Hutland 24023. 9·17·>to (10 1:31 Insurance ,..bibbed 11 I eent per word. __ ___ _ _ _ - - - Riohar<ls' >pllt T attack . and he Otherw;,.l· •eterans w(t hold the J4ot two lectures. The IU!v. If you have tn'cs that nerd trnn tmgton, W Va, when she cnrollctl bclirvcd that Lamar McHan, ha; down every job and Richards Job• Heller, pastor cf Grace Lunun ~. t (JPp t n ~. or r<' lnrtvccl call Jl Girls anrl 1 Hu}s 21i" BlrVrlrs ln Marshall Co1te2c. ; erratiC Signal caller who wo. believed they'd be playmg all out theran Church, St. Albans, W. Vl., .: ( I ) Notices RobC'rt Sayre, Racine 3975. Ch ('ap l'h unr 638 1 J t\fuldle Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs suspended once last year £or in- in every game. 1'Thcy did a lot w~ll terve 11 chaplain at the worf'lvc years cxp rrumr<' 9·17·12tc port 9-17·31 : J L Stewart were Mr. aild Mrs. d1fferencc, wo uld be as good as or thmkmg over the winter," te , 1hlp ervice beginning 7:30 p. m. 11\'!lURANCE AGENCT lot prtze-Hotpoint Dryer 2nd Harry Ncutzlmg ai!O V tr~ ima , anybody 1n the National Football satd, <~particu lar~y about the Monday evening ani 8:30 a. m. ~t,., Automoollo, Hotltll prize-Sunbean Mix·Ma11ter. Ra· G. E fldn gcr,1tor, $65 00, t'oo k Good selccti.1ns of used Ford and I Margaret Grubb and Jenny League thas yea r. Green Bay and Washington gam- Tuesday morning. <lne Legion Fall Festival- Sal· 1 Mrs ACCID&N1 Fergusons . Two g110d corn bmd· stnvc, $3 50. sm,1tl ~ ;1s " lo v e.~ Stewart, all of Athens, Ohio. "He's matured a lo t,'' he said, cs we lost by three points when urday, Sept 211. Get tiCkets from a.He, C11Uelty and . _ . ers One ensilage cutter, milk E1pocted to be In attendance 131 $!50 each. Bu ffet , $500 I Mr and Mrs. J 1.. Stewart at· "and all you ha ve to rJo with him we'd been ahead. There'!IJ · a dif· Legion members. q 16 6tc can1 and <'oolers. Priced nght. are pastor·s and delegates from 1\l so SI'VI' ral ~ mall J!t · m ~ Cal! lendcd the wedding of Diane W1l· IS leave him alone I've alway:; terence m spirit this year-they Real Estate Broker I son of Parkcn;)Jurg, W Va. on Sat· · been 1n his corner and 1f I know they've dvnc it and they the churches of the West VIrginia FULTON THOMPSON 12M , Ponwroy g 17 3tc Ned meeting of Racine American TRACTOR SALES In MIDDLIPOAT, OHIO Legion will be September 19. ' hadn'l been s1ck v. hen he was can do it again. We m1ssed by R Lutberan Synod, the Executive POIONBI 6111 urd11.y, 9 13 6to 61Committee members of the United 9 16 4tc 7 rooms, b.1 th, full ba.~ rmcnl, nrw Mr and Mrs s. J! Hc1tnmc suspended last year, it nhcr qRmc·and·a·half last year, and Lutheran Church Women, mem· 1111tomattr h w h1alt·r. a.n· bt~ }( l' 1 spent the pa~t week vacationing would have happf'ncrJ Everybody I this )'ear. we could go all the bers of the host parish, and •l·~no~fll l'all 1' 4 !1 I ) 0 N Vmwt1:uJ hl:nds All sir.cs and Htadquarttn for COlOrS ~~ ihPrglaSS RWil lllJ::S, flay· anrl vtSllmg fflcnds at Oakl'idge, is bchmd hun now, and I thmk way." Fourth Ave., M1ddiC'port. liamsonite L•1ggagc - Lane c~nar llAJ. WAIW friends from tho nelghborlng glo ,:!a.~> healer" electnc light Tenn, Kentucky and Virginia this year he'll realize his potP:Il· 9·17-:llc. Che11Ul - LAU Wmdow Fan&chufches. fixture s, plalillc tile for bath· Mr. and Mrs Herman Batey and tial " I Frlgldlire Refrigerators moms doughier V~rgin1a of Caudiff·BY· . HAS REPLAC!ME~T llk1r Fumlturt, Middleport, Ohio Beer and Wtnc Taver11 , Dl and D2 t • c r11 ~ 1 ' •or mfm·malloJJ frlt Estlm1tts The·Sca, Calif. and Mr and Mn If McHan falters, though, Rich· 4 29 tf Call 6232·X 9·17·31c Dale Wippel Svpplv Ray Saunders of Canton, 0 ' were ards might ftnd an' adequate re· 21S Union Ave. IVeekend guests of Mr and Mr> placement in Cahforma's Paul t2l COfd Of Thanks ' . Pomerov, Ohio Larson . "He's a good bali hand· M d M Sh · d k 115 L t .. ond II. , . _ ., F. A. Batey 9 13 lmor The Rev and Mrs Raymond Pe· lcr and a very good thrower," he r. an ra.and e;-ro Duee er, Linda, Wayne, Lutber Dueek"-'"'• Ohio J wi1h to express my thanks an•l tr.rs and children rC'rently vac11· sa1d "lie's got a wonderful de· er. of g ·n Oh' led P..lt. ». C11. >~~m. · appreciatiOn tv a1l thMc who I I ~. tioncd w1th Ius mother 10 Anna,IIl livery, but he's got to learn Hm· The annual conference of he . b.Y bet f~~~e~' Ow~ri .r~~mp~~~ (21 ) Reol Estate .. lloctr ,.,,.. assisted dunn;:: t11c illnrsHa1ul Doug Miller I" a !i>llrgu:al patient mg, to· hlet loose of dthe ball at «:: J.ntheran Svnod or, P" h · (l( West Virginia pewa Lak e, o'h.10 wereaygueota of dr11th of my wife, Mayme .I lar 1rt1Pif0b ,lnlurnce Aae1JC1, at Sl Joseph Hospital. the. r~g t, t1me, an ,to t row '['(Ill be held Monday and Tues<jay, his brother, Aile~ .Taylor for tile New Home, nx rooms and balh. Htiner Especially Dr J ,J Miss Elatne Sayre has completed while he s off balanl-e. S"ept. 23·24 m the Mason CoYnty week ,end ' Mlddlepor! Flrt • Aullllllobll~ Rooms Ouk floors, mohogany paneling; Davt&, Or. R E. Bmce, th1• at· The Cards have plenty of back\JE.angelieal Lutheran Parish at , , Bondi. Pluine GIJ.X 8-20-11 a seven month traming course at Living room and d1mng room. Furnitur• tend11nts at the Meigs Cencru l Mrs Pauline Rose was pleasantKnot ty pmc in Nctru lar g~ kit- CIII\IPJ,ETE lnsuranct Protection, the Cincinnati General Hospital both for offense and defense, ·St. Paul's Lutheran ChUrch, New Hospllal. 8crmcc Lcdlle, l'o,n · FOlt •nd has returned to Holzer Hospi· With Ollie liaison, second in ball Haven, W. Va. \ Jy surprlied Saturday evening by "tftcn. BUilt 1n oven and cookLife, ~ut<·. Ftre, Polio. CoU Dor tal where she Will grnduate Sept. cnrrymg 111 the lcn~ue last year ty Health Nurse and Mrs. Dr. f. A. Kantonen, Professor of a brief visit of her cousin, Mr. and Ing top R K Husscll, Hl 7, MiUs, Mllidle;ort, Oh1o. Naomi Cha.<e. Al•o the Lh" e 12. slated for one startmg spot for Systemeic Theology, Hamma Di- Mrs. Duecker (Audrey Taylor) and ncar hiihway garuge. 9 16 7tp Funeral Home, Rev. lloward Mr. and Mrs Bmc Cunningham >~re. He also will be back on vlnity School. Springfield, Ohio, famlfy. Grocery in Rutland - Well Rtock· Rnppelt and the Elder> nf thl' nf lluntmgton were Sunday visit· kickoffs and punts and If ncccss· will be the principal speaker. Dr. cd Uolng nice b•Sine!S. 6 room tho Prc•hyterlan Church. To ors with relatives here ary can do a job as a pass de- Kantoncn 'ba!\ been lecturer at Warren Rose celebrated hl.a living qua"fers attached. Rcasort thDse who Rervcd a11 pallbcnr· Mr and Mrs Clarence Tennant fcnse expert. seminaries and universities theG- birthday, Thursday, Sept. 12. · ably pr~ccd or will consider ers. For all the beautiful floral FURNITURE are vacationing in PhHad~lphia, To pair with McHan and Mat logical and educi\tional co~~ren· Warren Rose was calling on trade on ~ouse. R,ason for sell· Pa nHcrinJ:s. For all the kindnes~ son, Rtrh~trds has Johnny Ols· ees in various parts of the Whited Paul Moore one evening last week. 1111 The Brlgntesl Cornet VILLAGE PROPERTY - Very well ing, other tnteresti1 George Ken· shown to u& by all our neigh· Mr. and Mrs. Freeman Rou!i_h, lCWSkl, ,the• certam starter, and States, Canada, and Europe. Mrs. Betty Carlton and ' Hri. '" ollddl~onrt constructed 8·room house w1th ncdy, Rutland, Ohio. 0 13 7tp bon and friends. Jim Dodson of Clovei<nd, Va rcJoe Chi ldress at fullback and Arnone the bookl which he has Warren Ro•• altend•d the firat excellent floors and woodwork, ,..._ _.;;;;.,;;-;;;-;;;-.;-;;-.;;;;;..;-...;--, · d d 1 · Ch'ld D M r Fr k meeting of the Rlcine j'TA for L J. Heiner, Ready m1x ronrr<'tc S3rd and ccntly VISited rncn ~an re attves 1 re!is, ave ann. o an written are the following: "Rt;,aur- this school year, Monday night. · 1 large porcches. Excellently lo· Rutland, Ohio rrra vel., •·111 lint qu1! Topw1l here. Bernard, at hairbaok. But he11 gence of the Gospel", 1948; "Theo· Mr. and Mrs. Sherrod Dued.er eatcd on l 118 acres with ehur· dellvcn••i Phon~ 6393 Gcogll'in Tom Vance returned to Wc:sl usc Mann at (' nd too on offen.$e, logy of Evangelism", 19Mi 41TIIe chcs, stor~ and school nearby. from Good Shoe Repair Virginia Umvcrstty, where he wall coupling him wit h Max Boydston Chr1stian Hnpc", 1954; and "The- and ehildren were Saturday aueat1 (8) Aut.3 Soles ~·"·I cu ~~~·11'1'"' ~ ~·~2_u:r $4000. Owner will fmancc 75% of !lr. and Mrs, Frank H•clson of enroll as a Sophomore. Leo Sugar and Gcrn Nag ler. ology for Christion Stewardship", Pomeroy. • ,' or tlale. \951 fORD V~ 2 dr. Sedan, $395 Largest "" Warm Mornmg Coal Mr ami Mr.s Thomas Grmstca!l P111 Oefens.,- BtSt In Lueut 1951l. hcatPr wtth circuluting flln Us· FARM _: 117 acre~ ~ ooi 8-room Extra ntcr. dark green fini11h. Ills pass defense, bc ~t in the Before assil~"~~ing his present '' Rosean''d house wilb porchcll, hascment, ""nd childrc11 Mrs. Cliff Roush. ·• .._!,;po· ' Mr . and Mra . W.n. cd !lbqut four months 21" rv Blaettnsro, Pomer"j. A 13 Rtc llrs Cly<lc RISe anrl children, Mr leas•• last Y'"'· a g a~n w1ll have sition lot the United Lutm¢••'1"'lllt Paul were FrldiiY evtntng caller• ·, and mclnl roof Very good barn set, n plccc din<!ltc sr.l R K. and Mrs. Blll McFarland and sons, Lmdon Crow, Dcrnnrd1, Jim inary at Spririgfield, f)hlo, b~ wa1 at 'he home of his sister, Mr. and ; 1954 BUICK VB 2 di/ ~dan $1,295 Ru"ell, Ill 7, ncar hlghwny ~ ar· 20x50 with shed. (iot'l'd '~ \tater, an!l Mr and Mrs. Bill Miller and Sears, Otck ''N1ghttJ am" l11ne pastor or congregations in •Brain· M:r&~ Tvm Holter Jr. and family. W<'ll anrl pond . Garage and other B•a•llful 2 tono ' ltreen fmtsh. age. 0 16 71p ~ons, Parkersburg, were picnick· Woodley Lewis and Jlilan erd, Minne11ota, and Boston, Mas- q~ry Lee , also was an overnight 0 13 Otc lnHI!llng~:~, ull With good roo£s. Blaettnar's, Pomeroy. ---• m,l:! at Veto Lake, Veto, 0. Sunday. , Spence. sachusetts. He was a delegate to guest. , FOR SAL~ - App!CR. New fIa Thi s place hns hcen Rtnppe<l, 1954 PONTIAC 8 cyl. 2 dr. $1,205. Vt n Orrhnrd, New llavPn Plw no hut has ut lca!il 70 m·n•s of good CatBIIna Cpe. Smart "hard top ' TU-246BR 7-2 9!f tillahll' lnnrl left. well Joratcd ll'ith spot!"' all leather scats. ----- .. ------· - - on J! OOil 1·oad m nm·thl'rn pm·t of ruatom lnteripr. Blacttnur'R, t'OAL n l lt:>:~ C E _ r.onrl cnn rll · rount y. An cxct'IIC'nt huy at ~~~~~~~~~~~= lion Al~o ~ Ill.! II g .l ~ heal cr 9 13 61c Pomeroy. $4ll00 Phone 03Gtl ll. 914 file RENTAl. - 4-rool"l NEW HAVEN bungalow, 1D~B BUICK V8 Spwat $1,695. ---------·-GOODWILL wtlh bnlh, J:as furnart' healing. tFOR SALEJ 3 dr hrd top cpe. Like new orlgMrs Pans} Fry was hn ~! c ~o; to Sc'J>I 15 $611 per mo. Avuilalllc Ina! two tone green finish . Own· ~~or RC'!.I."IIrllnt s nr S;- hool ~· N members of the Good Wtll ('lub at CUCKL ER REALTY Sl~ i niC' ss Rrfrij:ll'fator. ed by 1l\(al merchant Dynallow 32 cu her home rcrentl~·. Mrs. Thoma:-. BOX 229 PHONE 101-Y drive. Rflll, Biaettnar's, Pumc· rt, 2 door, rompl <'t<', Wltb 111 111 9 143tc Grinst<'arl 'WOn lite door prtzc, The 9 t3 61c w~ s $050 00 now $115() 00. G11 :1!' roy • cvemng was spent soc1nll y. ·nnt••t•d .! tiCK 'S H!:FtltGEit t\ JUST UST~o - X hrautdul mod. 1 Refreshment~ were scn<'d by Station waMon '03 PLYMOt 1'H THIN. Nt-:W IIAV~N TU·235:l7 r rn fully m~ulutcd 4 room 11nd thr hostess to thO!iiC ahO\'C and Mrs For Snle. ~38. Cali Rutland. A · I0 - 201~ bHth redrlt•ncc LcM'ot~d rinse In Lnwr,•ncc Lc1ving, Mrs. Ray Wea· 9 16 Olp ----- - ---· 2f933. K1 trhen has double smk with vcr, ~1rs Tlwlma Caorhll!'t, Mrs 6 rnnm llfl!ISC' ;mil hath Natu1·a! 111118 DODGE f dr. Coronet Sedan Mll'Jrta top- catuncts, linoleum Cll'rlc RICe, Mrs. Cliff Roush, Mrs. gm1 111 hO IIl!(' Om' mile nor lh 1 TWO DOOR SEDAll flonr, punclcd and knotty pine. Jr;umn Miller, Mrs. Cline Erw111 fl,885. Pu1h button lhlfl. R&ll of l'heKtor. t'nll A. J. l'al't er, Large living room, 2 bedrooms. and dau!(hter and Mr~ . Jamr ~ C1; 801utllul Jwept ~InK model. YUknn 02:l·32 0 16 Otp Blaettnar'a, Pomeroy. A 13 61c - · - ---- -----Tile both Hardwood floors nmnghalt1. - --- (I I I Wanted To B lhronghout. Large closets. PlenFARM CLUB IOIIf PONTIAC VI St.tion Wagon ty el('clrlc outlets Porches, At· Mrs. Doug!a11 Roush, rrl'rlltly -·f2,105. 4 dr., 8 pauoneer. 3 scats ------tachcd gange. llotpomt electric C'ntcrlllined 1\H!hlhrrN of thr L'hcr 1lydnm1tlt drive. R1dio and 27~ g:1llnn ful'l oil t,tnk nr Iar· w11ter heater, hasnment, oi\ fur- nkcr Farm WomRn ' ~ l'luh 11\ hf•! Oil· Mr:; John Stout , Jl,•rri~ heater. Lite now condition. ~" nar.. Dcmmin~-: water pump. 7 22 home, w1th Mrs. Vcn Roush assist· vtllc, Ohio tp 9 16 3 Blaett111l's, Pom~roy . 9 13 6tc acres, w1 'h muwral r1ghts. tng. . .. Terms avg iJable. Here is your t door Dodlo oef.an. Phone 494·Y. f I 2 l Wanted toRe nt Devotions were by Mrs Nancy opportunity. -. Perey People , Unlou AYenuc, - -Johnson rollowed by a pl'ln er by Eerl D. Mtndor, Rultor Pomrroy, o. · 9·17·31c Three brdro.J)n house by Octo twr Mrs. Woodrow Foreman nn1! tht! Ptlr t Parker, Attnt 15. rcrntltncnt resident. T'honc group rrpcatcd the Lord's Prayer Phone 201 389-,1. H lfl 6\p C8bl Auto.Services l\1r!i. Ven Roush gave a report . 0 If 3tc on "International Relation" l B. UWUHGS SOHB ru. - It 1141 For Renr Ttlc program "Prot('ct Your TERMITES IXTERMINATID !lour J¥retker &mice, Dar Fnmil)' frOm Undulant ••ev<'r" was or for frte inspection phone 3113-M, Pbont a:r. Nl!lll Phone Furnished h• .,., for rent. Aft Gilmore Supf.'Y St•Jre, Pomoroy. ,~~; Jvcn by Mt'.\. Arnett Roush. Oct ht tJn Breezy 1tgts as II 'l&af.lt DODGE • PLYJIOU111 Those Btlendlng were Mrs Frank All work guaranteed. Fu lly In· o be aocn to bo a~rreciated. OICAI.a!l. lilt •urcd. Vaughan's Industrial and Reynolds, Mrs. Lee Lllohfield, Call Now Martinsville, W. Va., Rosllol,tial Termite Control Ser· Mrs Dan Duncan, Mrs Jne Kay, 9~DRX. 9 H 4lc 191 For Sclt vkc, St Marys, W. Va 7 23 tf Mr!il Ivan Bush, Mrs. Yen llrntsh, ~-;;m hou~~ On good road. 1\tall Two - three ph1ae A.C. motoro,, roule and !rhool bus Free el oc· IUDIO • Tl!LEVISION SUVICE, Mrs Otmer Roush, Mrs Lee Work· mJn, Mrs. Clawson Roush, Mrs. 10 H. P. 1nd 15 Horsepower. Or· Phono tlll, Cleland Appliance Augle Roush. trlclty ann gas 5 miles fl'onl villa Ho1uo, Ruti8Dd. Phone Stare, IU W. llaln Sl, PDmlll'QJ Racine Wrtte Box 66B·A c/o ROTARY 24132. D 13 6tc 2-23-U The Dolly Scntlnrl. 9 16 3tp The Bend Rotariam recently -- In QUICK SJI;RVICE on Wll<h &t\ had their wives as guests al a re· Bulldlnc Lola 110' x 100' feet abo•t • five mlnutea from Co11rt House. l<'urnL'Ihcct 4 room apartment 6tc p1lrlna hJ Factory Trained cent meeting. 'fbc dinner mooting Pomeroy. l'hono 337 ·J. 9-12· . Enjoy its economy; eonvenlenee-po;er·paekecl utilltJ A. N., Boncel, Pomoroy. 1230.00 walehmalm, t.:OLUNS JEWE- was held at Hartfurd Methodist Jl.l2.flt, 4 rooms with Bath parlly lr· Phone.. 310.M. LERS. P.,nero1 1-8·11 Church. Those attending were Mr The SCOTSMAN and Mrs. Herman Laytlc, Mr and lt'a been many a year 1inco you've eeen so much 9·12·6lp 81otlon Wopo t pleee. Uvlnc room &uite, plat· nlshcd. Coli fD7-Y Mrs Clyde Foley, Mr. and Mrs. :value packed into an Ameflean ear. You'D like the form rocker, II'Ooi ru11 and pad, f rooms and hllh, furnished AI so I Good CltiD Used Can Jim Hamp1on, Mr and Mrs Alton erlap, elean linea and the 1tyle·wile functional inte· hmoek. Choap. W1yne Green, 1earatre at ~ntcrpl'isc . Cull 903 ·J AU Makes &lid Modell Bonney, Mr. and Mrs. Donald TOIKir't lowr•l·priCtff riorl ol these new Scoteman can .~. \you'll enjoy Muon, W. V1., SP 3-37111. 9 II 6lc Roush Mr. and Mrs. l.loyd Roush, fttll-ftrtd SteeioN Wotolll 0 16 3tp t~ejr eaay handlina, and you'll revel in the up to 29 Harry Miller, Sebastian Tccl"co, •• Gifll, unuau:ll, Imported, for •II Shady trailer space, 1 block fro~~ I mile-MI'-callon performanet of tlleir powerful 6·' Mr. and Mrs E. S Strum, !II'. and renter of town on Hlver fro tc AUTO SALES Mrs. P J. Wolpert, Mr. RIHI Mrs. aaeo. &!oat romplete anortmcnt ne SCOTSMAN eylinll.er enrtnes. There'• (ull comfort lor six .•. and Phone 6009. 9 II 6 1111 and pepper ahakera. Hand .4-llooT rw.. fuljlurrage •pace too (98 cubic feet in the Station ..- -- ~;;;;;;::;;~:;;::::;::;:====~ Floyd Carm ack, Mr and Mrs Don· aid Foglesong and Mr and Mrs. J . •~ • made CIIRiware, ~uolc11 lamp•. For Rent - Extenslf'ln r.adde l-- - -- ·- Wagon). Foran oRiy rar,;. forauxtra c1; . • . for L. Stewart. remper room IOYI· Beat prices Clotbo. lk•f.old hmdo, Drop ' tbe business man on the roid., , for 1 f•mlly taxi '.. I "" I WE BUY ~EVIVAL Clinwn l'<htr, lliddleport on blteo and trleyeles. Open ' ll..,!v,drtd! •! tlottoru.these new Studebaker ~llman are today'a Revival services will begin Septenonlnra 1111 8:00. life Novelty Pbone 82bWC. Ill U' • llio f•l~oim Sod"' I areateot Vllues. See the nl"! Seef4i11tn today , , , test --'111tiiCTURAL I IIAMI ember SO at the New Haven Com· ~ and Gift Shop, Below High I rooms Wllh bath . Pari ty r. r· drive the model you llkt betlt.. ''loelada l!oator{oloholor, u ...n oo dhoelloul olanoio:· Sehool, Ml~dl•port, Ohio. IICIIAP IliON_ MIT ALl m•nily Building and will I"' con· ! nlshed. Call f!7 Y. 9 12 6p 11>\re. dN end whtol, d•l wllldahlold wl- ..tmr. Oolr dueled by the Rev, W. S. Billups 8 13 Btc l,ocol ,..., U.'11· Jill "'-lllioo ,_ Soul~ u..r . ' . . S,. alllhe otAer fi•• Sl•.,...4!1"·1'aclanl can tool ·-of Pt. Pleasant (pastor of the Gra Cullom Built Kltehen. KltchcDI (17) Help Wanted '' " =Ded for- Jour home. Fre• JUNK CO. ham Baptlat Chuteh). Ounng the . - coo Experltnctd Wlltrtsa. Also a\el. Foreman • Aobon, ~: Ill ~f1 ~~e: !~~·;::~ R,e;<i s;:~~ Top wegtt Must havt good r 8-6·11 ' •. Pbon1 ~Y. trtnctt. Hottl Mlrtln. '116 ~:;;;:~;;::;::;:::;:;:;~;:;;::t.l Poe Nill d1rect the mu11c. Tbe f - - -- - - - - - - - - Public Is inVIted to attend. One Minute Waaber (wrmger ------- - - PERSONALS type), I yell' o\d; Electrolux ( 181 Employment CONCRI!TI BLOCU Mrs. Edwin Rouah ,Is a patient , !~weeper ond atceoaorl", 1.11· In St. Joseph Hoapltai. I . ' clle, Black and White tweed Wanted "lvlli lolllr Por L.,.. Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Stewart were ,.'coat ll&e 18 (IO<l<i ao ncwJ. Call GRUEIIEI BLOCK CO. In Charleaton Tuesday on business 1481 . alter ~:00. 9-17-fltc Painter now •vallable for tnsl de or outside · jobo Contact Ral ph Ruth Sayre was Bccompan•ed by ·J Milot North 1 ' 'l(ounr for ale. Pbone fl4l)J · Hutlon, PortlBnd, Ohio. her purenia, Mr. ood Mrs. George _j.17:stp J,. . . r : D 11 (J!P Sayre durlnfi' Uie weekend lo Hun· Rodney Downing '. LUtheran Synod Will convene At New Haven _. i~!!~·,.._ .. .... __ ... ~ , SUTTON · - ---·---1'=~~==~ New .. $299.00 • BAKER For Extra Wear I SEE US TODAY 1 Racine Shoe Shop - - -- ====== YOU SAVE HERE -- --- ... For the -best value ever - ... uv SCOT§MAN/ .$1776°0• Studebaker- ----~ - ·-- " '. --- n, I SJ826' .. .... '' rhoM ,_1'1\ t:; _ _:_.. ".: I DAILY CROSSWORD ,. =:n' ' ! of,_.., l ' I I - - - -· - - -- · Poor Marks Result Of Faulty Hearing? l""'ml •·r· ~· . , · ~·.· '" . ~ I ~~ .., . ,., -OIIio I WAY UP ON 'lllAT II(M SUfi.F. ,... "'b 't Stude~~r,-~~ . \!I) ;CJfke~~.tNnii~/: ' MOMW I<E£I'S TilE ICEV 10 711E FREEZE!! LOCKE!! .. lllolslhht ., lllq "''""' """"'' ~· •'' ~ ~ , TOM RUE ~OTORS - 399 South .Thlnl St:, se· I serVtce stall~rt were Involved in that 43· luncheon. . 0 0 state dl!putc Other molters brou1ilt befure d Daley ref•sed to predl<l Whclh· Word from the negotiating se• council wer• the fact thpl tho HI er Greenbur- would conllnue "" sions waH lbot Ohio Bell had of. Hlahway Department had advls· aenml manager but he did fered the •nton a $2.!0·$5 wage I ed that in their orlalnel plans for .•~tlftuN Protn -'••• Ono) say til<! Indiana would remnin in raise pattern booed on a Ill-month imprcvomenh on Upion Ave Peorl8, Ill., and the Bachelor of Cleveland for at least another -~------------=-------:.._ Divinity degree from Norlhern year. . Bapt)st Theological Seminary, Chi - - --eaao. Before entering the field of GI.AFFES AND PILOTS 1 :. I .I ' j 1' j:~;;:. : ~ •••11 : r· ' l :.I0[11 evangelism, he served tw~ pastor STOCKHOLM, Sweden UP .: ti' ." ll": i~ 'IJ : I.Ji:: , ACID8II ._ Ulllrll • IJ. ~ Jel pilots may ~et help in com· ates. 1 [;,IJ :ol 'J •; •: ~ i:- l ·Amon( the towna where Rev. batting the •train of the pull of ·~, · : • r .• :•! ~ f H~ i'HI ~0:: IS. j;,, ,_,,:l I ~ j ~~ McAihater has held successful &r&VIIY through a study of the 1. Nol t11n111 1. !den l>c>OIIkt I ~ ' ·' :i.;:.l II :UJ .l!l tvangellstle meetings are Plain giraffe. Dr. Otto S. Grauer said t.Oneo mort e.-~ "'"' H ,, ! .1.·.'· 111.! C1Jy, Ohl'o; Gdsport, lnd , North Monda)' he has fo•nd that th• 10. Pa1!n I. Voleule Sl. 8oelll 1111 llf 1~· u.:m Hollywood, Gardena and Norwalk tleht, tough skin of the giraffe's ;-a;-:1 ro!~ i :•:t·J '.:' ';l C<tChtoo • J<JCk pollp J ll ·~- ~ •l Ull\~ ! 11 1-1 Calif., Milwaukee, Wis., and Peo· leas i!Ct.s as a natural pressure U.l!llll<l I. Sprtnlllf 111141 :r·'l':l I 'Yl l'.' IIUit-like jet pilots wear-keepria, Ill. "'Y.en with !lour · 1&. Not inl the eblood from draininlJ from l iS. II(Jt Ill~ t ..COm<:t reve&IO<I 1'!11 1 ~J t\tc rJ the animal's head when 11 sho•ld ANOTHER AWARD WINNER 1&. Alliin 11. Rectons 21. Remem• -~.11 ,.1 •·-• t , etlkworm 18. Keepa Intaet bor -·-· Marilyn Scott, daughter uf Mr. not. ' U. A han4 • U. Sptrtt 28. Rub 82. r.le10111 · bomb (colloq.) out 33. Uprlllnc te.Nunei 1T.t1noble SO. Rurrll<l Sf. C0111tet. , (pet name!. to fse1 moW\• laUOR 18. SouthtrR • 20. Son, !tully tatn 118. Cry of pill alate . , fealhero enat tabbr.) •., ly IIIIUII R.11111DISIN, M.D. lt.rr.e~ from YOU'VE 10t to expect a child's fetus or caused brain aamage, I• IUIIl ~ school wort .to •utrer If he can't 3. Acute Infectious dl.sease In tq.PojiO hear everything the teacher U)'B. which the eur may be Involved. 22. Jllroiiito. ~ As In thl cue of visual dllllcul· 4. Repeated respiratory Jnfee• 24. Cheek • ties, which wa have discussed pre- lion and acul<\ otltt., whleh 28. Repllet vloualy, nearing trou_bi., can and might lead to chronic middle-ear wlrlnJ !'• 29. ln4eflnlll I"' often do mean poor gradea for a disease. ~ , article oenool·&ge child. Tbe American Public Health I'~ I" I so. 1\el&ilator I'' Fllrthermore, aa I have pointed .Woclatlon says children with ,ai._...plllrlo<i out, poor gradea, failure to be such, conditions In their. back14. River (8. A.) I" I .. promoled and a general lack o grounds can be labclet! as vulnerao. Loyatlata lnterest In sehoel work can, and able and ahollld be given freq•ent I" (1775) ~~ often do, lead to Juvenile delln· odequate tests. · ~ 10 ae. River j:le tz• quency. MGIIJI Sl;~~~ I"' I" blandl ~ Pul~c Chock NHC!IC! Now about those algru which (Scot. I [JO I" .,,llJK){IIh Sqme J.I)OO,OOO eblldren haye might Indicate hearing dllllcul· hearing handlcapo. Most of them tiel. There are many, of course, • aullioi.. I" ·-aa.lllk veil ~ ' have • lou whieh is ae•ere l!UI here are a few of the main (Oieet.) enough to produce aymptoJna ones. 1' .. ... 1'11111 tret whlc~ "entually will be1l.oeated. You mar 1uapeet hearing lm· ' fruit , B•t a hlgl\ proportion ofonildren palnnent If a child habitually: ~ •o:Conl4ot have a mild Impairment which BceJna mOI'I aware 01 move· IJOW!I 1. . wUI be mWed unless periodic, menl than sound; watebes a ~ ~ t~arktt roullne acreen leata are aiven to opeder\ r..,e, parllcularly tho P* all yOultflatera. Upo; tro'IIILi' or wears a otralnod CAs Or.) Moot heariQ deleeta In ebll- upnaolon while Uatenlng; be· Glen ean be cured, or thelt prog· comes lnal\enlln; confuse• DAILY CllmoQtJO'I£-BeN'I how to worllltl reu can be balled, If they are words lbal IIOUIId altte; artleu:lXYDLBAAXII tltacoverod early enough. Yet, aa lalea lolccunte)J; developo an It LONGFELLOW In the cue of tJt frOuble It Ia unuaual qualliJ to bll Tolce: baa Ollalolta; ;Imply 1tondl for OAOtlltr. In 11)11 aaillplo A b 111111 not aiWIIJI 11117 to reeognlze an phonetlcdlfflcu!llenllb apelllna. tor lilt lhm L'o, X 'tor the two O'o, etc. Slft(lo lotion, apoao early llarlni defect. But IJiere ' Ezoeuln t&IIIUI, ahynm trophM, the ltllllh and torm&UOil of tilt wordl an_all bill\1. arttlpala to watd! for. &mO!tfl olb;t ehlldrell and llowtlq the oodt lttien aro cllfftrtlll. h z.p.c:taDr A1lll ueaa In leahllnr w other posal" You'te tv& to be e$eCiai)J alert ble I1JIIploDII 01 bearllll troublel A ~..... qaolalloD for olp of lroublt U there is a QUIITIOII liD •AIIIWD • I· U IW QPVPLTRHX MPllfL U ). tl~ of f.D7 of lbe toDowlng: 0. P.: Ill' all ricbl for a penon 1• ..,._ or hearllll amo111 oUier who bll arthrllll to drlllk oranp W .I'J'TR JIX worr,U JPTU JllC RU,.• m"'berl of lba lullb: lulct? I. - . I. ComDIIcalkml ef preavanq, ADIII'er: O:altflt Juke ..ppUor riPL-K'l'AIV. , . abnormal ' dellftrJ, !""'llurt Ill abundance of 'fltamln C and lllhdafo ~~~~ ALL 'f!IIRI)s WOIUt 'l'OOITIID birth Or lltObatai dleHae which aa a rule II avod food for a'ptr101 JOR GOOD TO THmC THAT LOVB QOD-ROIWII. 1111 ha~ ID,Iaredlbt CleveiD wbll bll arthriUa. .. ' ---- - -- --- I I 'k Te1ephone Stfl e ••rtt OHIO VALLEY • 0: Middleport Band . SJ995' I ~ i METROPOLITAN . ... .. ... 1 - ----- ---- -- ,.. Farrell's Hold On Indian Job· Seen SJippmlf • I I 'l R · R0 h ds Way Says PI Ot ay le ar CHICAGO CoUDCJ'} BARNEY GOOGLE and SNUFFY .SMITH ••' By IHULTZ I'LL GIVE YOU A CRACKER IF YOU BARK TWICE HM-··1 USED TO GET A CRACKER FOR JUST ONE BARI< THE COST OF LiVlN<T HA':• GONE uP roR M!, roo �'1( , ' ' Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy·Middleport, 0., Sept. 17, 1957-7 th ey had overlooked the repair and Mra Thomu J. l!colt, Rt. 3, was another of the -;:-;--·-::c-:-::-=-:::::-:~---:-:-~-Iof tho berm. Council was advised 'Pomeroy, Mel&• Count) 1tudent nurae• to contrpcl or • $2·M !16 ~altorn 1 that the city would have to bear 'tbued on a vearly contract The · this COllt. The matter was taken receive a Cash award far high umon has l'l'~Used to sl~n a con· under advilemcnt and referred to gndes in ht:r frethman year at (.Cuntlnutd From Pat~ Ont) traet for mort" thh a year. the street tomm1ttee far action Holzer llo•pilal Commencement Some la'tYmaken admitted sur• The fringe items involved penCouncil also ordered the street prise ,at some of the qllestinn" 1•ions, vacations and company-paid department to remove a .stnne B8kli~ by 4·H member,. I hospitalization. step on Monkey Run in front of I, One youth askod, "Why can't the former Kloes midcnce point· 1 the ltousc cut down on tho num- I ing out that It projects on vii· ~er of ocn1mitlccs to dO a better llur'6 prop~rty and hos bOPn lbi• jOb?" C rau~~e or severul uccid(•nts in th(! · f onl1nuod 1•••• l'ooo Ono) ,1 vici ni ty , Clark Carl Guess answered that ment wa,s not brought to a vot(' Al'Uon was also imt11utcd to b the Cf\mmitt('t~ were needed to and the matte~ sh~lvcd. !ind .out whal action IS necessary h'IP do a beller )ob ort all the An appi1Cal10n was presented 10 ohonge tbe nameo of sevml Wt\SHINGTON UP - Kerby compl£>x problems , to cquncil asking the granting of strt'et s m Po 11 erov. 11 not •d Yarrell's cha11cea or returning to Ohio •HI'ers also had some another ta xi li<"ense for Pomeroy I there arc tw~ Ca~e Sts~a~wo ~0 . manage Cleveland .next year .rna~ recommendations. includ;ng one bf granted to Clau de A llustecl cust Sts and ~lso req uests on 1· be fading al~ng w1t~ . the ~n.dianli to havc Jawmakcrs suppart a Alter dlaruaslon rouneil pointed hand from several communltiel:i I hopes of a f1rst dlv1s1on fumh m "state government camp" for ollt that other applica lloru hsd to llave the present streetl rt' Ithe American League :vouths 14 and nbove, similar h• bten turned down and that coBo named The City Solidtor was to Farrell, whosP. lnd1ans tK;gin a Boys and Girls State, sponsorec.J tact . would be made with oth~r b~ as ke~o~, 1o deve 1 1nto th e ma tt er two-game . h dscr1e11 withG.Washington 1 by the American Legion. a.pplicants to see 1f they sti ll de and prutnt a report tomg t, a m1ts that enera Man· The keynote speech at tbe ban· Sired to enter business before C 'I t t th af,ler Hank Greenberg hae not ap· hi w1'II tie by Lou1s · B. gran t cou ld be ma de to Huste d. Monday ouncl ni&ht men meeting presen were a Royt wo~:~oathed h1m ' about a new que t I001g ~ · .Seltz~r. editor of the Clevehm11 . After a lengthy discussion with Be-tzing, Dor Schaeffer, Richard co~tra~t 'PresS. representatives of two tarki.ng J . I C1gure 1f they want me to Amon• the offlclaia durin• thr meter firm w•- had 'tt d ones, W•Yne SwiSher and Don come bac<. they'll let me know." s • a 'l,U su ml e Mullen Also present were Ma):· · tegislative -.Ions were Rosa. bid.s to furnish new m8ters for 1 or E 'r - Robinson an.d Clerk Slid F~;~rrel1. mary Bell, Deflance County, chap the streets and the parking lois, Ch i.e He aald he had done the best lain Richard Kiracofe. Preble· C:_luncil deferred from tak 1 n~ ar es a:ar. he could under the circumstances, County, apeakeri Kathy Peters. any furt~cr aetlon on the biclo , when t~formed that ex Ind~am Geauea County, parlimentarian; until such tbne u elariflcohon owner Bill V•eek had declared he Roy Rounds, Ottawa Coun~y. mes- could be made on two of the I would Clre Farrell 1f he were IIIII sage elerk and Joyce Bender, Me- bids. The oction was taken aftl'r (Conllhuoi Prom Pooa One) general manager of the club. , dina County, reading l'lerk. one firm npresentative in hi~ Universiy football game and see Indians fans puzzled over 11 eaphmatlon showed a dirferent'(' the famous Marchin& &nd. Mrs statement 'Mondar by William R In his bid in eonlrast to th.at a~ Lewis H. Sauer wu named thair· Daley, board chatrmnn of the ball tually submitted. The matter \vas' mon of 1 money•makinl project cl~,b. . Ia bled for further study ond afl of selllnl olndy which is under . A ,man Is ..always l'lth you un· (Ctnllnutll 1Pall Onll tioa at the next moeting of eeun- dlscuulon 0\ present. til be' ron':, Daley told a Sigma ary. Some 150,000 telephone In· ell. . 1 • Dells Chi JOurnalism fratermty An.' 00a} .tH Club .... ... \ p I omeroy (19) Business Opportunities FOil CONSISTENT DEPENDABLE RESULTS WANT ADS PtiONE 398 FOR SALE 10 ROOM IIOUSE and LOT ACT NOW -- '!.1h arh ,111ta~c of wonderful ~'.tJI and C'hmtmas buy· ing rrprcsenlJng Avon Cosmet· ics. 9 t6 3tc RATES • I Rooms Newly Pamted also 50 FOOT LOT · In Syracuse, Oh1o i Chi c d' J c G All eago ar s an )fl3 6-Datly Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Sept. 17, 1957 -The cardinals probably will have only two rookies on the roster when the final <!Ut to 35 ' " made und Richards was hi~h " If you don't usc the rookies on both of them, defensive end o UP _ coach R•J I RJcnards of the Chicago Card the World Conference on Faith Iand Order In Lund, Sweden, 1052. He is a member of the Commitolon on Theology and a member of the Commission on Faith ·and m tlum, you can't see them. and Cecil Harp from College' of Paci· Order. inals explains his 1957 team the If you don t see them, how do fie, and awh.ogigantic • Earl HI5 presen tKt'Jon WI'II bc th ree Putman, weighs c:entcr 30~ pounds 11 same way 11 rae(' tr:~ck tr~JnN you know we.ther they'll help and stands six feet. stx inches lectures: Justlfieatlon hy Faith," I eeall po." ..rd, one lal.irtlon. Minimum charge 5Qc._. :enll (20)Busines~ Servir.es tells why his star colt, wtll win you? We've gut several back! fro m Arizona State. "Putman will ... 00 p •n ' Monday· per word lor 1hree eonsecutlve lnserUona. ... ' · ' "The Un1'versal llpetlal - One montb for 25 eentll per word. ' the b1g stake. Hove your caqlf' l ", n 1 ·~ s and UJlcomrng out of servlr(! and a lot b Priesthood/' 8·00 p. rn. Monday, See George 11. Durst ''Throw out those l'XhihJtJoll or \ctcran uxpcricnce, and I start on offense .and he could e and "The Nature of Christian Un~ !wl ~ lCt) dr<iut·d by the modan Full rBie of 2 coota per wm d will be churgcd for ach·ertlslng II 1 Cevt St., Pomeroy games,'' , R1chards sa1d today. ''I thJnk with th1s added bench, a great one," Richards said. uHe's 1ty", 0:00 a. m Tuesday. The pub· 101 paJd for be!Ort the l5!h of each month foUowlnl Insertion. clcanmg mrthod w1th Arrated or Phone 514-X Errort ill Advertloini-Should be reported lmm<•diately. The clon't feel d1sappomtcd that w-.. W€'ve go t as good a chance to amazmgh' agile, lle catches the lie is cordially invited to attend1 D\y Foam {)lll lkly and econo· ball well and he can even fake Dally S.,nUftel will DOt be rtaponalble for mol'c than one tncor lost You can wm all or th~m 1.•in ns anybody " m cnlly rl ! 2 hl m vour own 1'~~~~~~~~==~~-:::' reeL l:uertlon. and it doc:sn't hcl 11 you whan thr on passes. He rould go both ways · Wor~~ip services to which the homr> Wnrk guaranteed Cal! I Cord of Thanb and Spe<lll Notteeo of Events $1 00. Obltuarl•l season begins. The quarterback i:i the key to for us if we want him to" J?Ublit is also invited w1ll preeeed Hutland 24023. 9·17·>to (10 1:31 Insurance ,..bibbed 11 I eent per word. __ ___ _ _ _ - - - Riohar<ls' >pllt T attack . and he Otherw;,.l· •eterans w(t hold the J4ot two lectures. The IU!v. If you have tn'cs that nerd trnn tmgton, W Va, when she cnrollctl bclirvcd that Lamar McHan, ha; down every job and Richards Job• Heller, pastor cf Grace Lunun ~. t (JPp t n ~. or r<' lnrtvccl call Jl Girls anrl 1 Hu}s 21i" BlrVrlrs ln Marshall Co1te2c. ; erratiC Signal caller who wo. believed they'd be playmg all out theran Church, St. Albans, W. Vl., .: ( I ) Notices RobC'rt Sayre, Racine 3975. Ch ('ap l'h unr 638 1 J t\fuldle Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs suspended once last year £or in- in every game. 1'Thcy did a lot w~ll terve 11 chaplain at the worf'lvc years cxp rrumr<' 9·17·12tc port 9-17·31 : J L Stewart were Mr. aild Mrs. d1fferencc, wo uld be as good as or thmkmg over the winter," te , 1hlp ervice beginning 7:30 p. m. 11\'!lURANCE AGENCT lot prtze-Hotpoint Dryer 2nd Harry Ncutzlmg ai!O V tr~ ima , anybody 1n the National Football satd, <~particu lar~y about the Monday evening ani 8:30 a. m. ~t,., Automoollo, Hotltll prize-Sunbean Mix·Ma11ter. Ra· G. E fldn gcr,1tor, $65 00, t'oo k Good selccti.1ns of used Ford and I Margaret Grubb and Jenny League thas yea r. Green Bay and Washington gam- Tuesday morning. <lne Legion Fall Festival- Sal· 1 Mrs ACCID&N1 Fergusons . Two g110d corn bmd· stnvc, $3 50. sm,1tl ~ ;1s " lo v e.~ Stewart, all of Athens, Ohio. "He's matured a lo t,'' he said, cs we lost by three points when urday, Sept 211. Get tiCkets from a.He, C11Uelty and . _ . ers One ensilage cutter, milk E1pocted to be In attendance 131 $!50 each. Bu ffet , $500 I Mr and Mrs. J 1.. Stewart at· "and all you ha ve to rJo with him we'd been ahead. There'!IJ · a dif· Legion members. q 16 6tc can1 and <'oolers. Priced nght. are pastor·s and delegates from 1\l so SI'VI' ral ~ mall J!t · m ~ Cal! lendcd the wedding of Diane W1l· IS leave him alone I've alway:; terence m spirit this year-they Real Estate Broker I son of Parkcn;)Jurg, W Va. on Sat· · been 1n his corner and 1f I know they've dvnc it and they the churches of the West VIrginia FULTON THOMPSON 12M , Ponwroy g 17 3tc Ned meeting of Racine American TRACTOR SALES In MIDDLIPOAT, OHIO Legion will be September 19. ' hadn'l been s1ck v. hen he was can do it again. We m1ssed by R Lutberan Synod, the Executive POIONBI 6111 urd11.y, 9 13 6to 61Committee members of the United 9 16 4tc 7 rooms, b.1 th, full ba.~ rmcnl, nrw Mr and Mrs s. J! Hc1tnmc suspended last year, it nhcr qRmc·and·a·half last year, and Lutheran Church Women, mem· 1111tomattr h w h1alt·r. a.n· bt~ }( l' 1 spent the pa~t week vacationing would have happf'ncrJ Everybody I this )'ear. we could go all the bers of the host parish, and •l·~no~fll l'all 1' 4 !1 I ) 0 N Vmwt1:uJ hl:nds All sir.cs and Htadquarttn for COlOrS ~~ ihPrglaSS RWil lllJ::S, flay· anrl vtSllmg fflcnds at Oakl'idge, is bchmd hun now, and I thmk way." Fourth Ave., M1ddiC'port. liamsonite L•1ggagc - Lane c~nar llAJ. WAIW friends from tho nelghborlng glo ,:!a.~> healer" electnc light Tenn, Kentucky and Virginia this year he'll realize his potP:Il· 9·17-:llc. Che11Ul - LAU Wmdow Fan&chufches. fixture s, plalillc tile for bath· Mr. and Mrs Herman Batey and tial " I Frlgldlire Refrigerators moms doughier V~rgin1a of Caudiff·BY· . HAS REPLAC!ME~T llk1r Fumlturt, Middleport, Ohio Beer and Wtnc Taver11 , Dl and D2 t • c r11 ~ 1 ' •or mfm·malloJJ frlt Estlm1tts The·Sca, Calif. and Mr and Mn If McHan falters, though, Rich· 4 29 tf Call 6232·X 9·17·31c Dale Wippel Svpplv Ray Saunders of Canton, 0 ' were ards might ftnd an' adequate re· 21S Union Ave. IVeekend guests of Mr and Mr> placement in Cahforma's Paul t2l COfd Of Thanks ' . Pomerov, Ohio Larson . "He's a good bali hand· M d M Sh · d k 115 L t .. ond II. , . _ ., F. A. Batey 9 13 lmor The Rev and Mrs Raymond Pe· lcr and a very good thrower," he r. an ra.and e;-ro Duee er, Linda, Wayne, Lutber Dueek"-'"'• Ohio J wi1h to express my thanks an•l tr.rs and children rC'rently vac11· sa1d "lie's got a wonderful de· er. of g ·n Oh' led P..lt. ». C11. >~~m. · appreciatiOn tv a1l thMc who I I ~. tioncd w1th Ius mother 10 Anna,IIl livery, but he's got to learn Hm· The annual conference of he . b.Y bet f~~~e~' Ow~ri .r~~mp~~~ (21 ) Reol Estate .. lloctr ,.,,.. assisted dunn;:: t11c illnrsHa1ul Doug Miller I" a !i>llrgu:al patient mg, to· hlet loose of dthe ball at «:: J.ntheran Svnod or, P" h · (l( West Virginia pewa Lak e, o'h.10 wereaygueota of dr11th of my wife, Mayme .I lar 1rt1Pif0b ,lnlurnce Aae1JC1, at Sl Joseph Hospital. the. r~g t, t1me, an ,to t row '['(Ill be held Monday and Tues<jay, his brother, Aile~ .Taylor for tile New Home, nx rooms and balh. Htiner Especially Dr J ,J Miss Elatne Sayre has completed while he s off balanl-e. S"ept. 23·24 m the Mason CoYnty week ,end ' Mlddlepor! Flrt • Aullllllobll~ Rooms Ouk floors, mohogany paneling; Davt&, Or. R E. Bmce, th1• at· The Cards have plenty of back\JE.angelieal Lutheran Parish at , , Bondi. Pluine GIJ.X 8-20-11 a seven month traming course at Living room and d1mng room. Furnitur• tend11nts at the Meigs Cencru l Mrs Pauline Rose was pleasantKnot ty pmc in Nctru lar g~ kit- CIII\IPJ,ETE lnsuranct Protection, the Cincinnati General Hospital both for offense and defense, ·St. Paul's Lutheran ChUrch, New Hospllal. 8crmcc Lcdlle, l'o,n · FOlt •nd has returned to Holzer Hospi· With Ollie liaison, second in ball Haven, W. Va. \ Jy surprlied Saturday evening by "tftcn. BUilt 1n oven and cookLife, ~ut<·. Ftre, Polio. CoU Dor tal where she Will grnduate Sept. cnrrymg 111 the lcn~ue last year ty Health Nurse and Mrs. Dr. f. A. Kantonen, Professor of a brief visit of her cousin, Mr. and Ing top R K Husscll, Hl 7, MiUs, Mllidle;ort, Oh1o. Naomi Cha.<e. Al•o the Lh" e 12. slated for one startmg spot for Systemeic Theology, Hamma Di- Mrs. Duecker (Audrey Taylor) and ncar hiihway garuge. 9 16 7tp Funeral Home, Rev. lloward Mr. and Mrs Bmc Cunningham >~re. He also will be back on vlnity School. Springfield, Ohio, famlfy. Grocery in Rutland - Well Rtock· Rnppelt and the Elder> nf thl' nf lluntmgton were Sunday visit· kickoffs and punts and If ncccss· will be the principal speaker. Dr. cd Uolng nice b•Sine!S. 6 room tho Prc•hyterlan Church. To ors with relatives here ary can do a job as a pass de- Kantoncn 'ba!\ been lecturer at Warren Rose celebrated hl.a living qua"fers attached. Rcasort thDse who Rervcd a11 pallbcnr· Mr and Mrs Clarence Tennant fcnse expert. seminaries and universities theG- birthday, Thursday, Sept. 12. · ably pr~ccd or will consider ers. For all the beautiful floral FURNITURE are vacationing in PhHad~lphia, To pair with McHan and Mat logical and educi\tional co~~ren· Warren Rose was calling on trade on ~ouse. R,ason for sell· Pa nHcrinJ:s. For all the kindnes~ son, Rtrh~trds has Johnny Ols· ees in various parts of the Whited Paul Moore one evening last week. 1111 The Brlgntesl Cornet VILLAGE PROPERTY - Very well ing, other tnteresti1 George Ken· shown to u& by all our neigh· Mr. and Mrs. Freeman Rou!i_h, lCWSkl, ,the• certam starter, and States, Canada, and Europe. Mrs. Betty Carlton and ' Hri. '" ollddl~onrt constructed 8·room house w1th ncdy, Rutland, Ohio. 0 13 7tp bon and friends. Jim Dodson of Clovei<nd, Va rcJoe Chi ldress at fullback and Arnone the bookl which he has Warren Ro•• altend•d the firat excellent floors and woodwork, ,..._ _.;;;;.,;;-;;;-;;;-.;-;;-.;;;;;..;-...;--, · d d 1 · Ch'ld D M r Fr k meeting of the Rlcine j'TA for L J. Heiner, Ready m1x ronrr<'tc S3rd and ccntly VISited rncn ~an re attves 1 re!is, ave ann. o an written are the following: "Rt;,aur- this school year, Monday night. · 1 large porcches. Excellently lo· Rutland, Ohio rrra vel., •·111 lint qu1! Topw1l here. Bernard, at hairbaok. But he11 gence of the Gospel", 1948; "Theo· Mr. and Mrs. Sherrod Dued.er eatcd on l 118 acres with ehur· dellvcn••i Phon~ 6393 Gcogll'in Tom Vance returned to Wc:sl usc Mann at (' nd too on offen.$e, logy of Evangelism", 19Mi 41TIIe chcs, stor~ and school nearby. from Good Shoe Repair Virginia Umvcrstty, where he wall coupling him wit h Max Boydston Chr1stian Hnpc", 1954; and "The- and ehildren were Saturday aueat1 (8) Aut.3 Soles ~·"·I cu ~~~·11'1'"' ~ ~·~2_u:r $4000. Owner will fmancc 75% of !lr. and Mrs, Frank H•clson of enroll as a Sophomore. Leo Sugar and Gcrn Nag ler. ology for Christion Stewardship", Pomeroy. • ,' or tlale. \951 fORD V~ 2 dr. Sedan, $395 Largest "" Warm Mornmg Coal Mr ami Mr.s Thomas Grmstca!l P111 Oefens.,- BtSt In Lueut 1951l. hcatPr wtth circuluting flln Us· FARM _: 117 acre~ ~ ooi 8-room Extra ntcr. dark green fini11h. Ills pass defense, bc ~t in the Before assil~"~~ing his present '' Rosean''d house wilb porchcll, hascment, ""nd childrc11 Mrs. Cliff Roush. ·• .._!,;po· ' Mr . and Mra . W.n. cd !lbqut four months 21" rv Blaettnsro, Pomer"j. A 13 Rtc llrs Cly<lc RISe anrl children, Mr leas•• last Y'"'· a g a~n w1ll have sition lot the United Lutm¢••'1"'lllt Paul were FrldiiY evtntng caller• ·, and mclnl roof Very good barn set, n plccc din<!ltc sr.l R K. and Mrs. Blll McFarland and sons, Lmdon Crow, Dcrnnrd1, Jim inary at Spririgfield, f)hlo, b~ wa1 at 'he home of his sister, Mr. and ; 1954 BUICK VB 2 di/ ~dan $1,295 Ru"ell, Ill 7, ncar hlghwny ~ ar· 20x50 with shed. (iot'l'd '~ \tater, an!l Mr and Mrs. Bill Miller and Sears, Otck ''N1ghttJ am" l11ne pastor or congregations in •Brain· M:r&~ Tvm Holter Jr. and family. W<'ll anrl pond . Garage and other B•a•llful 2 tono ' ltreen fmtsh. age. 0 16 71p ~ons, Parkersburg, were picnick· Woodley Lewis and Jlilan erd, Minne11ota, and Boston, Mas- q~ry Lee , also was an overnight 0 13 Otc lnHI!llng~:~, ull With good roo£s. Blaettnar's, Pomeroy. ---• m,l:! at Veto Lake, Veto, 0. Sunday. , Spence. sachusetts. He was a delegate to guest. , FOR SAL~ - App!CR. New fIa Thi s place hns hcen Rtnppe<l, 1954 PONTIAC 8 cyl. 2 dr. $1,205. Vt n Orrhnrd, New llavPn Plw no hut has ut lca!il 70 m·n•s of good CatBIIna Cpe. Smart "hard top ' TU-246BR 7-2 9!f tillahll' lnnrl left. well Joratcd ll'ith spot!"' all leather scats. ----- .. ------· - - on J! OOil 1·oad m nm·thl'rn pm·t of ruatom lnteripr. Blacttnur'R, t'OAL n l lt:>:~ C E _ r.onrl cnn rll · rount y. An cxct'IIC'nt huy at ~~~~~~~~~~~= lion Al~o ~ Ill.! II g .l ~ heal cr 9 13 61c Pomeroy. $4ll00 Phone 03Gtl ll. 914 file RENTAl. - 4-rool"l NEW HAVEN bungalow, 1D~B BUICK V8 Spwat $1,695. ---------·-GOODWILL wtlh bnlh, J:as furnart' healing. tFOR SALEJ 3 dr hrd top cpe. Like new orlgMrs Pans} Fry was hn ~! c ~o; to Sc'J>I 15 $611 per mo. Avuilalllc Ina! two tone green finish . Own· ~~or RC'!.I."IIrllnt s nr S;- hool ~· N members of the Good Wtll ('lub at CUCKL ER REALTY Sl~ i niC' ss Rrfrij:ll'fator. ed by 1l\(al merchant Dynallow 32 cu her home rcrentl~·. Mrs. Thoma:-. BOX 229 PHONE 101-Y drive. Rflll, Biaettnar's, Pumc· rt, 2 door, rompl <'t<', Wltb 111 111 9 143tc Grinst<'arl 'WOn lite door prtzc, The 9 t3 61c w~ s $050 00 now $115() 00. G11 :1!' roy • cvemng was spent soc1nll y. ·nnt••t•d .! tiCK 'S H!:FtltGEit t\ JUST UST~o - X hrautdul mod. 1 Refreshment~ were scn<'d by Station waMon '03 PLYMOt 1'H THIN. Nt-:W IIAV~N TU·235:l7 r rn fully m~ulutcd 4 room 11nd thr hostess to thO!iiC ahO\'C and Mrs For Snle. ~38. Cali Rutland. A · I0 - 201~ bHth redrlt•ncc LcM'ot~d rinse In Lnwr,•ncc Lc1ving, Mrs. Ray Wea· 9 16 Olp ----- - ---· 2f933. K1 trhen has double smk with vcr, ~1rs Tlwlma Caorhll!'t, Mrs 6 rnnm llfl!ISC' ;mil hath Natu1·a! 111118 DODGE f dr. Coronet Sedan Mll'Jrta top- catuncts, linoleum Cll'rlc RICe, Mrs. Cliff Roush, Mrs. gm1 111 hO IIl!(' Om' mile nor lh 1 TWO DOOR SEDAll flonr, punclcd and knotty pine. Jr;umn Miller, Mrs. Cline Erw111 fl,885. Pu1h button lhlfl. R&ll of l'heKtor. t'nll A. J. l'al't er, Large living room, 2 bedrooms. and dau!(hter and Mr~ . Jamr ~ C1; 801utllul Jwept ~InK model. YUknn 02:l·32 0 16 Otp Blaettnar'a, Pomeroy. A 13 61c - · - ---- -----Tile both Hardwood floors nmnghalt1. - --- (I I I Wanted To B lhronghout. Large closets. PlenFARM CLUB IOIIf PONTIAC VI St.tion Wagon ty el('clrlc outlets Porches, At· Mrs. Doug!a11 Roush, rrl'rlltly -·f2,105. 4 dr., 8 pauoneer. 3 scats ------tachcd gange. llotpomt electric C'ntcrlllined 1\H!hlhrrN of thr L'hcr 1lydnm1tlt drive. R1dio and 27~ g:1llnn ful'l oil t,tnk nr Iar· w11ter heater, hasnment, oi\ fur- nkcr Farm WomRn ' ~ l'luh 11\ hf•! Oil· Mr:; John Stout , Jl,•rri~ heater. Lite now condition. ~" nar.. Dcmmin~-: water pump. 7 22 home, w1th Mrs. Vcn Roush assist· vtllc, Ohio tp 9 16 3 Blaett111l's, Pom~roy . 9 13 6tc acres, w1 'h muwral r1ghts. tng. . .. Terms avg iJable. Here is your t door Dodlo oef.an. Phone 494·Y. f I 2 l Wanted toRe nt Devotions were by Mrs Nancy opportunity. -. Perey People , Unlou AYenuc, - -Johnson rollowed by a pl'ln er by Eerl D. Mtndor, Rultor Pomrroy, o. · 9·17·31c Three brdro.J)n house by Octo twr Mrs. Woodrow Foreman nn1! tht! Ptlr t Parker, Attnt 15. rcrntltncnt resident. T'honc group rrpcatcd the Lord's Prayer Phone 201 389-,1. H lfl 6\p C8bl Auto.Services l\1r!i. Ven Roush gave a report . 0 If 3tc on "International Relation" l B. UWUHGS SOHB ru. - It 1141 For Renr Ttlc program "Prot('ct Your TERMITES IXTERMINATID !lour J¥retker &mice, Dar Fnmil)' frOm Undulant ••ev<'r" was or for frte inspection phone 3113-M, Pbont a:r. Nl!lll Phone Furnished h• .,., for rent. Aft Gilmore Supf.'Y St•Jre, Pomoroy. ,~~; Jvcn by Mt'.\. Arnett Roush. Oct ht tJn Breezy 1tgts as II 'l&af.lt DODGE • PLYJIOU111 Those Btlendlng were Mrs Frank All work guaranteed. Fu lly In· o be aocn to bo a~rreciated. OICAI.a!l. lilt •urcd. Vaughan's Industrial and Reynolds, Mrs. Lee Lllohfield, Call Now Martinsville, W. Va., Rosllol,tial Termite Control Ser· Mrs Dan Duncan, Mrs Jne Kay, 9~DRX. 9 H 4lc 191 For Sclt vkc, St Marys, W. Va 7 23 tf Mr!il Ivan Bush, Mrs. Yen llrntsh, ~-;;m hou~~ On good road. 1\tall Two - three ph1ae A.C. motoro,, roule and !rhool bus Free el oc· IUDIO • Tl!LEVISION SUVICE, Mrs Otmer Roush, Mrs Lee Work· mJn, Mrs. Clawson Roush, Mrs. 10 H. P. 1nd 15 Horsepower. Or· Phono tlll, Cleland Appliance Augle Roush. trlclty ann gas 5 miles fl'onl villa Ho1uo, Ruti8Dd. Phone Stare, IU W. llaln Sl, PDmlll'QJ Racine Wrtte Box 66B·A c/o ROTARY 24132. D 13 6tc 2-23-U The Dolly Scntlnrl. 9 16 3tp The Bend Rotariam recently -- In QUICK SJI;RVICE on Wll<h &t\ had their wives as guests al a re· Bulldlnc Lola 110' x 100' feet abo•t • five mlnutea from Co11rt House. l<'urnL'Ihcct 4 room apartment 6tc p1lrlna hJ Factory Trained cent meeting. 'fbc dinner mooting Pomeroy. l'hono 337 ·J. 9-12· . Enjoy its economy; eonvenlenee-po;er·paekecl utilltJ A. N., Boncel, Pomoroy. 1230.00 walehmalm, t.:OLUNS JEWE- was held at Hartfurd Methodist Jl.l2.flt, 4 rooms with Bath parlly lr· Phone.. 310.M. LERS. P.,nero1 1-8·11 Church. Those attending were Mr The SCOTSMAN and Mrs. Herman Laytlc, Mr and lt'a been many a year 1inco you've eeen so much 9·12·6lp 81otlon Wopo t pleee. Uvlnc room &uite, plat· nlshcd. Coli fD7-Y Mrs Clyde Foley, Mr. and Mrs. :value packed into an Ameflean ear. You'D like the form rocker, II'Ooi ru11 and pad, f rooms and hllh, furnished AI so I Good CltiD Used Can Jim Hamp1on, Mr and Mrs Alton erlap, elean linea and the 1tyle·wile functional inte· hmoek. Choap. W1yne Green, 1earatre at ~ntcrpl'isc . Cull 903 ·J AU Makes &lid Modell Bonney, Mr. and Mrs. Donald TOIKir't lowr•l·priCtff riorl ol these new Scoteman can .~. \you'll enjoy Muon, W. V1., SP 3-37111. 9 II 6lc Roush Mr. and Mrs. l.loyd Roush, fttll-ftrtd SteeioN Wotolll 0 16 3tp t~ejr eaay handlina, and you'll revel in the up to 29 Harry Miller, Sebastian Tccl"co, •• Gifll, unuau:ll, Imported, for •II Shady trailer space, 1 block fro~~ I mile-MI'-callon performanet of tlleir powerful 6·' Mr. and Mrs E. S Strum, !II'. and renter of town on Hlver fro tc AUTO SALES Mrs. P J. Wolpert, Mr. RIHI Mrs. aaeo. &!oat romplete anortmcnt ne SCOTSMAN eylinll.er enrtnes. There'• (ull comfort lor six .•. and Phone 6009. 9 II 6 1111 and pepper ahakera. Hand .4-llooT rw.. fuljlurrage •pace too (98 cubic feet in the Station ..- -- ~;;;;;;::;;~:;;::::;::;:====~ Floyd Carm ack, Mr and Mrs Don· aid Foglesong and Mr and Mrs. J . •~ • made CIIRiware, ~uolc11 lamp•. For Rent - Extenslf'ln r.adde l-- - -- ·- Wagon). Foran oRiy rar,;. forauxtra c1; . • . for L. Stewart. remper room IOYI· Beat prices Clotbo. lk•f.old hmdo, Drop ' tbe business man on the roid., , for 1 f•mlly taxi '.. I "" I WE BUY ~EVIVAL Clinwn l'<htr, lliddleport on blteo and trleyeles. Open ' ll..,!v,drtd! •! tlottoru.these new Studebaker ~llman are today'a Revival services will begin Septenonlnra 1111 8:00. life Novelty Pbone 82bWC. Ill U' • llio f•l~oim Sod"' I areateot Vllues. See the nl"! Seef4i11tn today , , , test --'111tiiCTURAL I IIAMI ember SO at the New Haven Com· ~ and Gift Shop, Below High I rooms Wllh bath . Pari ty r. r· drive the model you llkt betlt.. ''loelada l!oator{oloholor, u ...n oo dhoelloul olanoio:· Sehool, Ml~dl•port, Ohio. IICIIAP IliON_ MIT ALl m•nily Building and will I"' con· ! nlshed. Call f!7 Y. 9 12 6p 11>\re. dN end whtol, d•l wllldahlold wl- ..tmr. Oolr dueled by the Rev, W. S. Billups 8 13 Btc l,ocol ,..., U.'11· Jill "'-lllioo ,_ Soul~ u..r . ' . . S,. alllhe otAer fi•• Sl•.,...4!1"·1'aclanl can tool ·-of Pt. Pleasant (pastor of the Gra Cullom Built Kltehen. KltchcDI (17) Help Wanted '' " =Ded for- Jour home. Fre• JUNK CO. ham Baptlat Chuteh). Ounng the . - coo Experltnctd Wlltrtsa. Also a\el. Foreman • Aobon, ~: Ill ~f1 ~~e: !~~·;::~ R,e;<i s;:~~ Top wegtt Must havt good r 8-6·11 ' •. Pbon1 ~Y. trtnctt. Hottl Mlrtln. '116 ~:;;;:~;;::;::;:::;:;:;~;:;;::t.l Poe Nill d1rect the mu11c. Tbe f - - -- - - - - - - - - Public Is inVIted to attend. One Minute Waaber (wrmger ------- - - PERSONALS type), I yell' o\d; Electrolux ( 181 Employment CONCRI!TI BLOCU Mrs. Edwin Rouah ,Is a patient , !~weeper ond atceoaorl", 1.11· In St. Joseph Hoapltai. I . ' clle, Black and White tweed Wanted "lvlli lolllr Por L.,.. Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Stewart were ,.'coat ll&e 18 (IO<l<i ao ncwJ. Call GRUEIIEI BLOCK CO. In Charleaton Tuesday on business 1481 . alter ~:00. 9-17-fltc Painter now •vallable for tnsl de or outside · jobo Contact Ral ph Ruth Sayre was Bccompan•ed by ·J Milot North 1 ' 'l(ounr for ale. Pbone fl4l)J · Hutlon, PortlBnd, Ohio. her purenia, Mr. ood Mrs. George _j.17:stp J,. . . r : D 11 (J!P Sayre durlnfi' Uie weekend lo Hun· Rodney Downing '. LUtheran Synod Will convene At New Haven _. i~!!~·,.._ .. .... __ ... ~ , SUTTON · - ---·---1'=~~==~ New .. $299.00 • BAKER For Extra Wear I SEE US TODAY 1 Racine Shoe Shop - - -- ====== YOU SAVE HERE -- --- ... For the -best value ever - ... uv SCOT§MAN/ .$1776°0• Studebaker- ----~ - ·-- " '. --- n, I SJ826' .. .... '' rhoM ,_1'1\ t:; _ _:_.. ".: I DAILY CROSSWORD ,. =:n' ' ! of,_.., l ' I I - - - -· - - -- · Poor Marks Result Of Faulty Hearing? l""'ml •·r· ~· . , · ~·.· '" . ~ I ~~ .., . ,., -OIIio I WAY UP ON 'lllAT II(M SUfi.F. ,... "'b 't Stude~~r,-~~ . \!I) ;CJfke~~.tNnii~/: ' MOMW I<E£I'S TilE ICEV 10 711E FREEZE!! LOCKE!! .. lllolslhht ., lllq "''""' """"'' ~· •'' ~ ~ , TOM RUE ~OTORS - 399 South .Thlnl St:, se· I serVtce stall~rt were Involved in that 43· luncheon. . 0 0 state dl!putc Other molters brou1ilt befure d Daley ref•sed to predl<l Whclh· Word from the negotiating se• council wer• the fact thpl tho HI er Greenbur- would conllnue "" sions waH lbot Ohio Bell had of. Hlahway Department had advls· aenml manager but he did fered the •nton a $2.!0·$5 wage I ed that in their orlalnel plans for .•~tlftuN Protn -'••• Ono) say til<! Indiana would remnin in raise pattern booed on a Ill-month imprcvomenh on Upion Ave Peorl8, Ill., and the Bachelor of Cleveland for at least another -~------------=-------:.._ Divinity degree from Norlhern year. . Bapt)st Theological Seminary, Chi - - --eaao. Before entering the field of GI.AFFES AND PILOTS 1 :. I .I ' j 1' j:~;;:. : ~ •••11 : r· ' l :.I0[11 evangelism, he served tw~ pastor STOCKHOLM, Sweden UP .: ti' ." ll": i~ 'IJ : I.Ji:: , ACID8II ._ Ulllrll • IJ. ~ Jel pilots may ~et help in com· ates. 1 [;,IJ :ol 'J •; •: ~ i:- l ·Amon( the towna where Rev. batting the •train of the pull of ·~, · : • r .• :•! ~ f H~ i'HI ~0:: IS. j;,, ,_,,:l I ~ j ~~ McAihater has held successful &r&VIIY through a study of the 1. Nol t11n111 1. !den l>c>OIIkt I ~ ' ·' :i.;:.l II :UJ .l!l tvangellstle meetings are Plain giraffe. Dr. Otto S. Grauer said t.Oneo mort e.-~ "'"' H ,, ! .1.·.'· 111.! C1Jy, Ohl'o; Gdsport, lnd , North Monda)' he has fo•nd that th• 10. Pa1!n I. Voleule Sl. 8oelll 1111 llf 1~· u.:m Hollywood, Gardena and Norwalk tleht, tough skin of the giraffe's ;-a;-:1 ro!~ i :•:t·J '.:' ';l C<tChtoo • J<JCk pollp J ll ·~- ~ •l Ull\~ ! 11 1-1 Calif., Milwaukee, Wis., and Peo· leas i!Ct.s as a natural pressure U.l!llll<l I. Sprtnlllf 111141 :r·'l':l I 'Yl l'.' IIUit-like jet pilots wear-keepria, Ill. "'Y.en with !lour · 1&. Not inl the eblood from draininlJ from l iS. II(Jt Ill~ t ..COm<:t reve&IO<I 1'!11 1 ~J t\tc rJ the animal's head when 11 sho•ld ANOTHER AWARD WINNER 1&. Alliin 11. Rectons 21. Remem• -~.11 ,.1 •·-• t , etlkworm 18. Keepa Intaet bor -·-· Marilyn Scott, daughter uf Mr. not. ' U. A han4 • U. Sptrtt 28. Rub 82. r.le10111 · bomb (colloq.) out 33. Uprlllnc te.Nunei 1T.t1noble SO. Rurrll<l Sf. C0111tet. , (pet name!. to fse1 moW\• laUOR 18. SouthtrR • 20. Son, !tully tatn 118. Cry of pill alate . , fealhero enat tabbr.) •., ly IIIIUII R.11111DISIN, M.D. lt.rr.e~ from YOU'VE 10t to expect a child's fetus or caused brain aamage, I• IUIIl ~ school wort .to •utrer If he can't 3. Acute Infectious dl.sease In tq.PojiO hear everything the teacher U)'B. which the eur may be Involved. 22. Jllroiiito. ~ As In thl cue of visual dllllcul· 4. Repeated respiratory Jnfee• 24. Cheek • ties, which wa have discussed pre- lion and acul<\ otltt., whleh 28. Repllet vloualy, nearing trou_bi., can and might lead to chronic middle-ear wlrlnJ !'• 29. ln4eflnlll I"' often do mean poor gradea for a disease. ~ , article oenool·&ge child. Tbe American Public Health I'~ I" I so. 1\el&ilator I'' Fllrthermore, aa I have pointed .Woclatlon says children with ,ai._...plllrlo<i out, poor gradea, failure to be such, conditions In their. back14. River (8. A.) I" I .. promoled and a general lack o grounds can be labclet! as vulnerao. Loyatlata lnterest In sehoel work can, and able and ahollld be given freq•ent I" (1775) ~~ often do, lead to Juvenile delln· odequate tests. · ~ 10 ae. River j:le tz• quency. MGIIJI Sl;~~~ I"' I" blandl ~ Pul~c Chock NHC!IC! Now about those algru which (Scot. I [JO I" .,,llJK){IIh Sqme J.I)OO,OOO eblldren haye might Indicate hearing dllllcul· hearing handlcapo. Most of them tiel. There are many, of course, • aullioi.. I" ·-aa.lllk veil ~ ' have • lou whieh is ae•ere l!UI here are a few of the main (Oieet.) enough to produce aymptoJna ones. 1' .. ... 1'11111 tret whlc~ "entually will be1l.oeated. You mar 1uapeet hearing lm· ' fruit , B•t a hlgl\ proportion ofonildren palnnent If a child habitually: ~ •o:Conl4ot have a mild Impairment which BceJna mOI'I aware 01 move· IJOW!I 1. . wUI be mWed unless periodic, menl than sound; watebes a ~ ~ t~arktt roullne acreen leata are aiven to opeder\ r..,e, parllcularly tho P* all yOultflatera. Upo; tro'IIILi' or wears a otralnod CAs Or.) Moot heariQ deleeta In ebll- upnaolon while Uatenlng; be· Glen ean be cured, or thelt prog· comes lnal\enlln; confuse• DAILY CllmoQtJO'I£-BeN'I how to worllltl reu can be balled, If they are words lbal IIOUIId altte; artleu:lXYDLBAAXII tltacoverod early enough. Yet, aa lalea lolccunte)J; developo an It LONGFELLOW In the cue of tJt frOuble It Ia unuaual qualliJ to bll Tolce: baa Ollalolta; ;Imply 1tondl for OAOtlltr. In 11)11 aaillplo A b 111111 not aiWIIJI 11117 to reeognlze an phonetlcdlfflcu!llenllb apelllna. tor lilt lhm L'o, X 'tor the two O'o, etc. Slft(lo lotion, apoao early llarlni defect. But IJiere ' Ezoeuln t&IIIUI, ahynm trophM, the ltllllh and torm&UOil of tilt wordl an_all bill\1. arttlpala to watd! for. &mO!tfl olb;t ehlldrell and llowtlq the oodt lttien aro cllfftrtlll. h z.p.c:taDr A1lll ueaa In leahllnr w other posal" You'te tv& to be e$eCiai)J alert ble I1JIIploDII 01 bearllll troublel A ~..... qaolalloD for olp of lroublt U there is a QUIITIOII liD •AIIIWD • I· U IW QPVPLTRHX MPllfL U ). tl~ of f.D7 of lbe toDowlng: 0. P.: Ill' all ricbl for a penon 1• ..,._ or hearllll amo111 oUier who bll arthrllll to drlllk oranp W .I'J'TR JIX worr,U JPTU JllC RU,.• m"'berl of lba lullb: lulct? I. - . I. ComDIIcalkml ef preavanq, ADIII'er: O:altflt Juke ..ppUor riPL-K'l'AIV. , . abnormal ' dellftrJ, !""'llurt Ill abundance of 'fltamln C and lllhdafo ~~~~ ALL 'f!IIRI)s WOIUt 'l'OOITIID birth Or lltObatai dleHae which aa a rule II avod food for a'ptr101 JOR GOOD TO THmC THAT LOVB QOD-ROIWII. 1111 ha~ ID,Iaredlbt CleveiD wbll bll arthriUa. .. ' ---- - -- --- I I 'k Te1ephone Stfl e ••rtt OHIO VALLEY • 0: Middleport Band . SJ995' I ~ i METROPOLITAN . ... .. ... 1 - ----- ---- -- ,.. Farrell's Hold On Indian Job· Seen SJippmlf • I I 'l R · R0 h ds Way Says PI Ot ay le ar CHICAGO CoUDCJ'} BARNEY GOOGLE and SNUFFY .SMITH ••' By IHULTZ I'LL GIVE YOU A CRACKER IF YOU BARK TWICE HM-··1 USED TO GET A CRACKER FOR JUST ONE BARI< THE COST OF LiVlN<T HA':• GONE uP roR M!, roo �,. , - .. \ tutned to Columbus Monday af. 1and Mrs. Henry Hennessy of Midtet spending tho weekend at dleport are assisting m the care their borne, Minersville. of their sister, llrs, Cecil Ward !Jr. and Mrs. Everett Thomas who Ia quite Ill neth. and son, Eugene, visited sunday Mr. and Mro. Harry Saddler of Mr. and Mrs Guy Bmg, Brad· Mrs. Maxme Arnol~ and dau· at Crooksville with Mr. and Mrs. Bridgeport were 'feekend ructb bury, vislled Sunday wtth Mr. and ghter, Susanna, were · business Walter Thomas. of Mrs William Baxter. Mrs. Rlchard Bearhs. Pomeroy. visitors In Gallipolis Salurda) David Thomas, Minersville, is Mrs. William Baxier and Mr. Mr. and Mrs Russell Wtfson afternoon. visiting at Maren~o with Mr. and and Mrs. Harry Saddler were 8-Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Mi4dleport, 0., Sept. 17, 1957 POMEROY was a roommate of Kenneth Murray at Oh1o Umvers1ty last year, spent the week end vi.dtillg atr. and Mrs. Charles Murray and Ken- Manley-Ambrose Wedding Vows Are Exchanged On August 17th SOCIETY ~ Mr. and MrL Elmer Saddler of Beech Bottom, W. Va., visited Saturday ~ wilh Mrs. Wm. Bixter. Hr. and Hra fre_d DeMauer o! Columbus open! the weekend a. Ihelr home, Cue St. ' , Mrs Harold LohsE, Mrs. TheD· d'ore Reed Sr., and Mrs. Potrick Loehary were In Ironton toda~· Mr. and 1\lro. Burt Grimm I~Dt the we•k end In COiumbuo wltb Mr. and rdrs. Robert Gnmm ~d family and Mr. and Mrl. DID Humphrey. Joinlns Ibem at Hum• phrey'a were 1\lr. and' Jlrl. Jul. sell Grimm. M•nafleld and We. Clara Price of Ellzabeh, Pa. RST 'lD LoW Nm lD Adnrtlllq IIi Cl~lloll were week end vtsttors 111 PennsyJ. Mrs. Velma Douglass and neiee MI'S. Clarence Thomas. SUnday dinner guests of Mr. and to attend the Southeast Reghmal F. D. Sht~ffer of Torch, Oblo, vania. Mary Jane Mollahiln of Ivydale . ~M~r~s~.~H~i~la~h~~W~e~st~M~cA~l~li~st~er;;;;M~r~s~.~B~en~tz;;;W~o~lf~.;;;;;;,;;;;;;;;,;;;;;;_;~Jl;;;A;;R;;;;;m;;c;;e;;tin;;g;;.•-;;;-;;;,;-;;;;~;;;;;;.--..w.;a;;s;;';;v;;is;;it;;o;;r;;h;;er;;e;;W;;;;ed;;n;;e;;sd;;a;;y,;;;;. Mrs. Paul Knopp, Bndgeport, W. Va., spent the weekend wilh ~ ------Ohio, has been v1stting re latives in Mrs. Ma<inc Arnold a~d daugh· Middleport. ter and at Tuppers Plains with Mrs. J. E. Hull, who has been Mrs Jennings Mollahan. TV VlSJtmg her parents, Mr and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Yeager and T. H. Davis, has returned to her daughters, Miss Emma Jt•tw and home m W11shington, D C. Mrs. Irene Gibbs and Mr. and· Mr. and Mrs Denver Ne lson and Mrs Elmer Ebersbach o( Pt. son, Donny. wNc Sunday ~llcsts o( i'Ieasant visited Sunday with Mr and l\lrs llenry Beach. M1:-;ses Kate ami Anna Ebcr~harh K en nel~ Murra), who has been Mrs Jack Amsbary or Huntmg'~' employed a! the Katsrr Alum1 tnn anti hrr motl1er, Mrs. Webb num CompilllY Rli V('tt~woofi, lor Hall of Rutllnd visited rerently the summPr, will rr!llrn In OhJO UmversJty Thursday where hr With Mrs. Roy Tracy Jr Mrs. Ruth Blosrter and Mrs. will be a .sophomort' Wtlllam Grant and son of Mullllt> port were Sunday guests of Mr . and Mrs Charles Burk, Rutland ---- LIV.IN A PRQBL•M AREA? NO, 131 Pickens Announce Birth Of Son At Holzer H.'lspitol Mr and ~1rs. Larry p1ckens (Bonnie Wilf l arc announcmg the birth of a premature son, Gary Ray who weighed three pounds four1een and "a half ounces. They also have an older son, Terry Lee Grandparcnh are Mr and Mrs. S A. P1ckens and Mr and Mrs Richard W11t Middleport, and great granpar~nh H~ ·~rs Lena Pickt!u~. Mit ~Un , Mr and Mrs Sher· man Shoemuker, Coshocton, and Mr. and Mrs. Issac Wtlt. Pomeroy. '·• ,• '. I. " RD. •· Mrs. Pickens has hccn rclurned td the home of her parents, Mr and Mn. Richard Wilt, and Gary Lee is in an lncubator at Holzer M1s.s Cornne Manley, daughter Mrs. Manley, mother of thC Hospital, whE're h£> waR horn this of ~1r and ~1rs F.mmett Man ley, bride, wore a navy blue prmt past week. B.JB South SrcunJ Ave., Muldlc- drcs.'i with navy arrcssones ar1J port, w:1s mumcd tu Juhn Wt ll- corsage of pin~ ro11es and Mru 1am Ambrose, Jr. son of Mr. an~ Ambrose, mol her of the groom, Mrs. John w A1nbrusc 1.\r., 2203 1 wore a navy prtnt dress wtth h.arOak Street, flmnt Pleasant, on moniZing acressones and red rOSI! 0 Saturday, August 17 , at the Po111- conage. cruy Church of Chnst The Rev A reception was held nl the Donald t' Seevers performed the Mal1'lcy home ltnmech.Jtcly after doublr rtng ccr cmony the ceremony Arran grmcnts of The Flying Eagle Patol or Troop The bride wore a while l.l<'t' summer flowNs were w~ed 245 Boy Scouts of America, had a street len gth dress wl!h lace du~- :hroughout the hnmP The three party Friday evening at the home tcr and while arccssorlcs She Llcrcd weddin g c.~kc topped with or Dennis Saelens, son o[ Mr. and earrtcd a wh1ta Bihlc, ownt•d by a bride anrl groo m was the CI.!D· Adolph Saelens her n1efc. Mrs Viyian A Ingles, Jerpicce or the bnde'N table Games were played dtmng the toppccl Wllth a bouquet ()( pmk cake, punch, mmts. olives and evening and the patrol presented carnatton~ tu:d wttl1 whhc satin pickles wen• H'n'Cd hy Mrs. Her· gifts to Patrol Leader Leonard streamers Her 011ly jl!welry man anrrney. Akron. sister of Gwiazdowsky and his wife. Wl'rt• punrl l"':arrmgs ond necklace lhe hrlf~e anr1 Mrs F:mmett Man Refr"shments of sandwiches, Mr.'i Nurman Van Metre tAn Icy, mother of the bride. deviled eggs pickles, pop and cane! II Mallll•yl, sister of the hridt• Mrs Amhr[)~e worf' h1•r W(ld- dy were served to Mr and Mrs. wa.• matrun-of-honor, cmd wun 11 rllna outfit for their tr 111 tu w()sl Gwtazdows~y, Patrol members and while J\ylo n dress ()Vcr orchid Vlrglnta, Vtrgmia, Ma ry land.. their guests· Suzanne Bradbury, taffeta i;lcr accessories wen• Pennsylvama. New York, N1agan Sandra Hrsell, Patty Lowery, white and she carried B bGuqu<'l Falls and Canada Charlene Hy~cll, pary Ault, Eddy ('If pmk ro ~es and cream llla•s Mn Amhrmw nttct"ndt•d J\1idrUe· Lemley, Jack Satterfield, Lloyd with plllk nbiJon streamers por l Htgh School where ~ he wa:; Snyrc and Dennis Ault and two· Cllf(orcl Manley, brother of th(' a 111 embrr of thr• Girls Clce Club adull guests, Mr. &nd Mrs. John bride. was best nun and the tilrls' Intcrnwral teams nlaeltnar. - - - - -- - - - - !VIr An1hrosc ,tttenrit'd Pomt Fl y1ng , E0Q Ie patro I.H ld s Party Fri day I Darlene Sml.th, 8 Honored Wl'th A '1. B'lrthd ay P'-'"rt~ farewell Party For Tom Kelly Fr1en ' d5 He1d. Pleasant l!tgh School an<I niter , 1•rVIn g fo 1• two '"'" "' Koren emploved '" lito Krt>v•·r 'upcr , nwrk!'l 111 \ht1t'\tu whnt• are maklil~ thetr l'Oilr. gr Sfl'rt'\. th e-y 507 home at 1 Darlene Smtth, daug tl'l" of Mr 1 (iursts , 1 llw v.edc!lng and It' and Mra.- William Smith, Hutlutul, cr p11on wHc' :\1rs n s Manlt•y, celebrated her eighth b1rthday }1r ami ~Irs EmnH'tl Manlt·y with a partv •$Jnday fl fternoon . Mr. and Mrll t'lilford Manll'Y GtUIICII wen• pluyccl and prtzes ilnll tlaughtl'r, L'alhy, MI. iiiHl awarded and birthdo,. cuke. 1cc \1r.~ r..-orman Vnn Mntre and Mr. and Mrs. Charlc~ M'I dd}eporl S(ICI•".•y • ·• MarY mtd M·trtha Cnl'rol. Dennis Weber. Cheryl KllnKlt•, Cheryl and Everett Paul Smith, Ka re n Tucker, Rob•rta. Ernest and Rob· crt Smith, Patsy HUt, Darrell Smith, LeonHrd Roush, D1.1nc Netso n, Donny, Debby and Janice Smith, Jerry and Keith Van InwnRcn, Judy )foore, Danny Knnp· per, Karen nfld Kt•tmth M11l~r 1111!1 Rebecca Smith. InK the meal. The menu nm,l:( with Mrs. Lula Jacks, DELU.aa TV Miss Wanda Lightfoot of Mid· Id1cport spent Sunday witl1 Miss MarJorie Burt, Rulland Road Mr and Mrs. Kenneth Farley and 50ns of Cheylon, W. Va., were wcekenrl guruts of hC'r par ents, Mr and Mrs. Edward Park er Sr., Minersville. Mrs. t:larencc Owens has rr· lurncd to h!!r home, Grund}, Va after a Vlli ll wilh Mrs. t·annir Kt~spar , Minersville. John Wahon 11as rl'tul ned In his home, Mtnersvillr, alter 11 vacatiOn in Michigan Mr and Mrs. Milton Roush a1td soh of Zanesville were weE'kend "'"~'~ or IVIr. and Mrs. Mason Fl.sher, Mlneriivillc and Mr. and Jutti, urn HKrris, SyracuRe Mrs. Gladys Smith has returned to her home, Barberton, after a VISit will1 trer mother, Mrs. Lin· nie Rummell, Minernille. Mr. and MrA Hiram ~, lshcr l't'· I - - -F'fth B' thd I If ay Party Held For AI On CUnftln:t\1 • nham Court Ruling~, •v Given Agains ·~ Ohio _fuel Ga8·~ for ~oot ,...;._,. ,_... pt RCA V1dor · Delu•e TV. Get alwper picturft wilb the fMIOUI "Magic Monitor'' chal8ia-cleligned tG d!llver the ' best performance J)Oilllble in any area wbeR a TV · aign'!l io received. II'• TV'• ttl!' perlumiD& ~I Get better aound t.ro--all DtiUJte COI1Itlla ~TI the 3-apeaker Panoramic Soun4Syetem-TV'1$Jelt, AnJ !liese acts are loaded wilb other top~ 1 and convenience features. Be sure Ill • 11111 bear 1 Dtluto RCA Victcr TV ooiiiO!s. .... -M. JlltiHWM hhMt. Con10!1 TV wllft \' -'1'§1..... 1lt O.Jud ftatvrtt. 262 IQ· ln. YltwCttttt .,..,, Mohotany erotnetl, wotnut ·~•.t' tlnbhter ll•t4 o.k 1rantd Of " ' . , .••• flnllh~t, ••"•· , • (' .,I ·---- - ---· '" ELBERFELDS . was held atlhe Roadstde Park fnr •btrlhday. f•mily cclcbrollon or Alon Ray'a Qthcrs present ~ere Mr. l•nd Mrs. 0 L. Rouah. Mr. and ,Mr& Ray Junningham and chll· EUB Churches Hold Quarterly Meeting At Morning Star Mrs Ucon.:c• Dallas and huh)' son Stl•vcn Dru, were returned ~.om' r torlay fl'om Holzer Hosplt.al. n Mr. ond ~n. Gene Dodson and fl1milv· I111Ye been visiting relative~ In Sprmgflchl A d h 1 J " ~· son-ln·Llw, Mr 11nd Mrs. Max Sam· j bnrn and M1ss Bcsa Sanhnrn. ~rs 1 nt'l la C!lrnahan, Bucyrus, was also 1 a ~ucst Ill the dtnner. Joyce :\ttllcr and n friend, Alva """"· & Wtd. Sept. 17-11 Nell Bcnrdon Dayton, and Donna 'AMIL Y NIGHTS \1Uier, ColumbU9, wen~ week end Jennifer Junes Robert Stack gueats of Mr. and Mrs. R. L Mil· GOOD MORNING MISS DOVE lcr and fun11ly A Rool FamilY P1ctun• Mr. and h!rs. Puul Scott and (Cmemascope· Tec hnil'olor) dnughtcr, Carol, took Barbara Scott. senior nune at Holzer_Hos· -alsoOrrest Tucker Mura t 'n rda ~· pita! School or Nursing, to Ctncinnall General Hospital, Sunday, ' "THE QUIET GUN" where slle I& starting her IJlX (In Cinemucope,typt·l Imonth' ar!lllal~ work. Gordon Guthrie, who leaves this week for Bowlwlng Green UmvorsilY on a Fine Arts Scholarship· Leo Kennedy Jr., freshman at Obi~ University; F.ddie Crueser, fresh~ man at Ohw Umverslly, Milford Klrhy, olde•t membtr or Inc Middleport Firs! Bapttst Church. cclcbrat('d hor 90tll birthd!l\' Sumluv Deacons of the church sent flowers and candy to her who alao reeelvcd flowers rrom th.e I . and she received c!lrds and gifU £rom rolaUves and friends. Sunday evenlnr her d~ughter Mrs. Lucille Mayes, emertoined . with a family dinner and addi· lional guest! were Mr. and Mrs. ' 'GR.EVHO.UND'\ &GREY 100 E. Main St. · Phofle 55 _,, , D-.ily on 990 spot On Your I Radio Dial ·OIIv• Ingraham And then you ~ill discorer that your dealer .is currently prepared to give you a most generous The 111an you ste abo¥1-watching a beautirul new 1967 Cadillac as it 'takes the ;-p o' the boulevard-is ~preseatative of a sooiJiy niUDher of American motorists. allowance on your present car. In fact, the transi· . lion to CaJillac i• easier today than it has been in many, many years .. ' He ia a gentle.,;;., ~ho would like tiler ao much tu own a Cadillac oar- but who foelo the lime is not quite propiti"'s for liim to do ao. · And, .. if this were not sufficiently gratifying io it..lf, your dealer can asaure you of prompt delivery on your favorite model. Well, we havt· iiQIIIC sound advice for this gentleman, and for those like him, and it' is ~his: '"'' in, rir, IUlll f'' /llf' !JOumUI ' ' First of all, .Y<Ill 'l'ill find that lodliJ''& C..,lillac car is uceptiQ~ practical to o,.u and to ~n;G,y.: In short, if .vou are the man postponing his d~. of a Cadillac, then the odd• are that the "golden IJI!>ment" h~ arrived! efficiency o{ ~P!Jt&.iio#. ils-1reat -~~ltillty and ita mamlo!U ~ ,.alue ·mark lt _u~iat.k,hl,y ia one of JllOto~ ·~ aoundeat in.C.\mcnta. ' . J. ·., ; :. ( .., , He'll ,he wai6ng to weleom'e you-ooonl ·,' •• t~· - '· YlS~.'l'·JfOUR I .. ~ I • , Y1>11 should visit your dealer todliJ'-iake the w~l- fl)r yourself--cxp<t ienc·e ihe marvds of F1ee!wood luxury-and listen to the revealin, facta a1>9Ut Cadillac practicality, In f~. its ~),tlvel,y modest COISt,.lta wonderful Wrltir Ernest Covert (Virginia Mayeo) and romily. Monday members of Ihe church held Cotta110 prayer mccllnJ at the homo or Mrs. Kirby and her daughter, Ml'l. MayeJ, wtth Mrs. Paul Smartservice. u tbe leoder of the'"==========~ devotional , aDreamT To the Man., Rstponing ' Lodlea ·Bible Class Her grandson William Mayes, and family ol Lima, tailed hor long dlBlance , .the diiving, .........;;;;;...................·to usl_, : -:~ Oldest Church Member Celebrates 90th Birthday Mrs. Elizabeth i ... • 11:50 ,., m. man at Ohio State University. I ' Melts County News llysell ond Stephen Coat•. a frcah • Ntrk Grandy, Welloville, who :lt'ssuOh a conifort' to take' ' bus ' ................... the andleavt} I WJEH ·- m:. . .; . . . . . . Dr. Clayton Lutz of ColumbuR, salad, ked tcu and icc cream pre- Ohio Southeast Diatriel, presided pared by Mrs. Kelly wtth Mrs and opened the meeting with de· F'rancis Anderson mnking hot votioM. D th b t lb rolls nnd Mn Butcher and Mrs. urma: e us ness &cas n Clarence MrNeal making cake.!!. Mis.!! Dolore, Kneuter was rc~1ra. Anders1.1n Mrs Dutcher and elected as conferenee 1ecretary Mrs. McNeal assisted Mrs. Kelly for the t wo chll r chea. Dr. LuII with serving the dinner gave a report on the conference The boy" r~l the dlnnrr were work and or the conference puO. Tom Kelly. who !cues Sept. 23 llcatlons. 1 D t h h ·u t --------or VY on w ere (' wt repor to the Frigu1atrc Dtvislon on a Cenerd Motor Englneedng School scholarship; f'rllllcia Anderson, haa entered Ohio University on a srholarshlp: Ira Butcher, who leaves in Ot:tober for the Air Force; Arthur Clark, who Is a Freshman .tt Miami Umversity, th " home nf her daughter and ~ Morning Star Church. steak, mash· •'it 'I .. , I I ,,1 \ ,· '. A-l;T!JORIZED CADILLAC •• \ ·. · -mal\, •' Alan Ray, five year old son or Mr. and Mn. Ray Cunnlngttam, I celebrated his birthday with a -::::~~-::""~~~~~~~~~~==-~~~~~~=--=-=~~~~~~~~~~~~~~"!:"'~~~~~~~ party at the morning seulon of 'C the Middleport Kindergarten. Mr1. Guy Reytu,lds, teaehcr, n•· slsted Mra. Cunningham and her 1 mother, Mrs. 0. L. Roush, In servmg cupcakes decorated with eandy faces and called "Kissing cakes" Ice cream, and lollipops. Gue11ts at the Kindergarten for the party were Linda Donnally and CathY liunce. Special gu.,lih at Alan RA)I'I table were Linda and Cathy, ~uaaell Henson, 0()Xie Walters, John Kloes, Jimmy Donnally, Nancy Buchanan. 111 the cvtnlng ,a "lener roast I l. 2IOIS21orioo. rtl potatoes, gmy, pea,, tomotoes, Conference Superintendent of the crcslcbArlotthcud·a her" ;l~~~~l·a~wq~ic:. - ----- ---- - IDIly .MSunday wtlh a turkey dmncr at ~ mclud~d ------ - -. ---- ·------~--------------------~ Buck vlBiled ot Langsville sunday eve· Mrs. Evelyn 'MilJ~ ~nd Mrs. Fr1•- ~~ s Joh 11 Ambrose and daughtcl Jlcd and white flowcn, class Approximately 25 attended the da Van lnwugen. ,\ . Bt·ll~' Lou. Pnmt P!Cil!lant colors of lhe graduates, were used quarterly meeting cf the EnterGuefltll w8rt Larry, Gary ami · for the dinner table anrl the grue prise nnd l-iorning Star EUB Chur· Karen Hoynt~l, 'Eva Barrett lien<' was aslrcd h!' Mrs. Kelly pr<"ced· ches held Sunday evening at the fnrson, Sammy ond Danny Buck, Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio, Wednesday, Sepumber 18, 1957 Jtonri Mrs M L Kelly plAnned a fare- 1 drcn, Jon lrhnel, Paul Keith 11nd well dtnner last week for her son Dctsy. 'fom, nnd a group of hi5 friends ------who ~rulustcd with h1m in the CIBI:III or '07 at Mtddlcpurt Htgh School Mrs 1\( :1y was asststet! cream and candy favors were scr· fnmtlv. l!H·ky 01111 VICkY. Middle wilh the •trak dmn<r hy Mrs ved h.v Mro Wtlllam Smith who purl Mr and Mrs IIerman Gal(. francis And~raon, Mrs. Ira Bul· was assifltcd by""\ Carroll Snuth, nrY ' and ~ on llrrman, Akt on : cher and i\frt. Clarence McNeal. ail¥<__ entinel . Eagles Burn Mortgage On Their Property GET BEST PERFORMANCE POSSIBLE '1. . ,• he • DEA~ER ' ' I '' inetritbetrs of the Pomeroy Aerie 2171 of the Fraternal Order of Eagles Monday witnessed the burning of the mortgage on the real estate owned by the local Aerl~ now leaves ail holdings free and unencumbered. Left lo right in the photo are Carl Pertlrst Worthy President of the local Aerie, Tag Long, Arthur 0. Tracy, Frank Chap, Adolph Joachim and Marion L. French. · · __ - - - - - --------SINGLB COPY-II � 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. 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