https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/05180e57697daf910a69520abecdcd1d.pdf bda461800ba5989a24daeab4b905aebf PDF Text Text )" Fauna Bailey Weds.Keith Nelson '• il, I Balter Gordon, Mro. Georae inolor· Parker. Mlu Luey Glbba and Ill'., and Mrs Fo,._ •' P()MEROY SOCIETY \ ' ) . ~~..:ety j I "IN . '' THE STORE DURING 'ELBER. F,ELDS . )lob~. • loll>. • and Mrs. Floyd Harrlion 4nd daugbtei'' and £On·m-law, Mr ana llra. Lowell Vance, hav• ., OPPOkTU·~ITY W~EK ~ ~aoaUon1ng at M18ml Beach, Fla. They abo viSited Dayton• Beaeb, eotton fields, Oteflnokee Swamp, and the Skylme Drive The ,Yamp was the Site of the moving p10tu1e "Lure of the Wll· <lernes'a1 made by Jetr Hunter. nte 'travelers ' I ' .. \\"(•"\r ~~ lil' Mr.' an4 Mra. Ames Deem, Leadtoirn, W Va., and r.Jr, and lllr3. Edgar Fletcher of Cool•IUe, Vr. Joe Dobl.o and. daugh· ter Judy, Catlettsburg, K¥.; Mr, and }ln. eal'l/n Sm1th 'and two dauclrtera, Ashland, Ky., were weekend guests of M1ss Sara I l ,, ' SEE ·mE MJ\NY NEW ARRIVAUjl IN Wom~n's and Gi.rls' Ready To Wear - The Prap~ry Dept. - The, returned ttome ~aturday, Sept. II. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Carnahan, :Bucyrus, will meet hu mot'•er, lira. Delli Carnahan m co~umbliS today and take her luek to their Furniture and Floor Coverings - The New TV sets - Notions • home for an mdefmlfe stay Housewares- Scboql Supplies- Men's and Boys' Wear .:. Hosiery. :daughter of Mr and Mro J<lhn Thomas, loCal, 1s a hospital pa· tlent therl'. -Infants Wear -~smetics and,; Dry Goads on the' main floor. ' . Ill's. Maxine Balsel', Mansfield, Mr and Mrs. Henry Lowe and ' ~ son, Victor, are leavmg this week for their home m Tennessee He h11 been employed at the X•laer Aluminum plant and they moke their home at the Victor 'Grimm apartments ' Agnes Hanson has returned to Charleston after spending t lil il weeki With Mr and Mrs P J Jonet Bobby Adk10s, Charleston, an""n of Mr and Mf! Jones u made plans to spend a week here. Mr and Mrs 0 E McKinley were In Athens Sunday on busi· ness. Okey Cart, USN will com· plete his Boot 'l)'atnlna this next week and will leave Bainbridge, Jlld. Immediately lor a visit with hi! parent&, Rev and Mrs Okcy t•rt and fam11y, Hobson ~ Tuesday guests Df Mr and Mn Lawrence Bmg: were Mr. and Mr1. Walter Caufman and dauail· ter, Glauys, Galhpoh,, Dr Gra<e EtBlR·FELDS r. ,;.;:.;.___;_-- Cut from ~oune. corn·fed porkers o... every pork tom must measure up ,tQ Al<P's rigid standards of qnallt)ll They re pritied for aavlnga 1nd guaranteed to oat\lly or your money back! -- Knight Presides At Middlepbrt High Assembly · ; Prlnc!pal Earl Knight, Amerl· lean Hlotory Instructor at Midule· port High School, was In c~arge of the mlrl·wcek aS8embly program at the High School Wednesday. 1 1D observance ot Natlonal Con· stltutlon Week •nd ConBtllutlon Day, Sept. 17, a patriotic program planned. Tom Skinner, who was the de!egat& to Boys' State lt'om reeney·Bennett PoBI. No 128 American Lealon, and Phylll! Stanley, delQ&ate to Girls' State trbm the AuXIliary of PoBt 128. l"t talks on "Government baaed · on thelr experiences tht• summeer. Gtorae Baumgardner opened the Ptofl'llln It he led the student bodY ln "The Pledge of Alle&i· ante" and Mrs Clarence Lacey directed group singing of tho Na· Ilona! Anthem with Kay Dant as pianist. John TbompROn cave a talk to the otudontt In lnl~elli•~•ln of the Wahama came 'II'' I Clao.tae Your -, . . - '·' ' ' 'tH*If . Whole Loin .. . ,.Rib CUT TO ORJ)ER 8 TO tt·LB. SIZE ' CUT 0 ORDE!l lb:;49c ' .' ' ' . \ ~ ~~ j . ib:45t'\. - 1 r i ,. , ' ,.,.' ' i.Ail Sil Loin ,. Ma f .Many F.,m Here CU1; TO ORDER ROAST OR CHOPS • aoA~T ~a· puors '' ' .. I ' . See·.Ju~ Classic 55c ,b.. Stpl. 1f.20 Jl)'tle Mansfield Dan Dalley Joa~ Collins Betty Lou Kelm "THI WAYWARD BUS" (In Clnemueopol -11._ lames !olaton Barbaro Ruoh "111011 'HAN LIPI" (Clnomaaeope-Teehnieolor) • • • -' FLORIDA . , . ·N;W CR~P D~NCAN~ I ROOMS OF ALL NEW F\lrnitur• I $595 INCLUDEs ' FliGIDAIU · Btrrt•enliar ~. Gra .' IIIG •· • • ·3for JUMBO 6-51~1 / HBll:t , li lb. · ·~· (· ~ ,._ I Prl, • 'I" Amo~~e loeal people seen Thun· day In Delaware, o. for the Little Browi> lug tacea won by Toi'Jlld DIUon CroS8, Rll)'mond Hart· lt~~,.a;; ,Spencer, A. c. Bradford, Crill Bradford, llr. and Ill"· J. Z: D. Hf.t>t!ncer,~p. an~ )olrs, Geo A Meinhart lll!f Mr. and Mrs. Ed· WJI'd Boer. ' were r-&lgbl , .. Cbolce Center, 1-*an CENTER J I• I • ~ · ,,I ,, , I ' �"''•<~• ~ ~ -~' • .. l •' .. ~ '' • ' .) 1,•'1:t~Ql:!~~7~~!s Face Problem In'Revaluation FOr Schools are iaving to make up cent rather than 40 per ~ent. whether they believe ,: ~·~~~/', ~"" ,!letter or less and poorer educa· young people J. E Irvin, &enSUperviSor for Mason County schools, re· "'' told a group of Point Pleasant univer,,..,.·~-w slty women that his schedule calls for a full tei"JI_I this year but that there will be a shorter schedule next year unless a change is wrought In financial conditions. '· Already, certain doubling up of classes, and reductions of salaries have taken place This I'. .~an lead only to one thing: emmigration of ' ·~ ,I. • • ·; ,mure ambitious, and thus better teachers to states thai recognize the importance of schools and are willing to pay for high educa· tiona! standards. ·:,J., T, .~ • '. . ' .... *I __ _II _ j l r. ~j ' ' .l . 1 .,...·,~ I )y , :J ' t 2-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Sept. ~0, perty tO date because of disagreeillen! ""••'~ •I, the method. ' There are many people In every state, county af\d neighborhood who dq !IQ.t:. lteUM~~·I the modern community should spend near ' much money as it does on schools. They mat be hidebound, backward, or conservative, but their opinions are honestly held and deserve as much respect as'do people who hold OP,R0- 1 site views. , S!55 6:00 9:00 9•30 10:00 10:90 11 ·oo 11:30 12:00 12:15 1:30 ' !:00 8:00 There •r~ ~!hers who, In a sub~viSion such as Mason County, as in 811y area, inight .use tactics of confusion to prevent increase of taxes. S~c!l , a,ction might take the direction of fementlng 11Jsagreement over how a re-valuation mlgpt.be IJrought about ' Invitation To Inspect New Infirmary ShtWicl Be ' Accepted By Every Taxpayer In M&igs County . I 19S1 Rom};er Roou 1'teasure Hunt Matlnf'e Theater 6:00 6·15 £:22 630 A""" 7.00 I 7'30 8:00 8:30 1:00 8 25 8 30 9 30 10:00 JO · ~O ' com.ay Time Trouble With Father Spinach Playhouse NBC News Newa Picture Sports Eye Weathermt S~bor of London Dr. Hudoon'a Journal Life ol Riley M·SQnad ,1 The Thin Man Cavakad~ of &poria PORTLAND Daily Sentmei , Daybook .. NEWS in i aeeeaaary ,. ,, •••.••• ciiiideriiii.to ,ouccea1cope With, narrow , ~11111, - ( -- Items. ' I l ·' Maintain rr01ent equipment. Re· plaq>!Jionlli are expenaive and oft· en difficult to pay for. Do Mt earry more young livestock than I• needed for replacement, except when needed to In· creaae t~e "" of tho berd It oft· en Is wlae to buy ratller than ralae ' Uv~4toclc: for expauion when feed, capital, space and !abet are ~Till· ,ble. <Buy , breedb)8 · atoci wlaely. Do not pay the top doll'ar on eomeoll!''s :'opinlo1." See a reeord II poulble. low. Borrow money lor PrOduetlon Items fil"at. Rop/'):rnenlli are much __., _,_;..::,....,'....:.":,:_.--"......,o!Q.~piO' 7 wier when tiOrrowed eapltal Ia ~'llltf!o¥· lnveoted In item a that make ,... ' lllbutions to •oiW.e tnd ln~me. UJ,I : ~ ··tw~l) ·~· 1\W..iiO (WfiHI),.70 ;ae sure unprobltabl• enterprises are notauboldlzed with profit pro~llpflldl,.. ' ~duced t lae'where on the farm .~ He.tukl 200 r-75 """'""' Watch sanitation cloae)l', Death lJ>_i p'·r·S· ......... losjeS and cost ol medication can l 11011 , ~ aerl901 >I P'1""' day prices. 10...:1 buaholt,,. 'tileck supplement purchaaealor 'l'hrOe o~o county agenlli · will lootHilll. bdt'bu)'e, l!e aure' you get what • ~·•«ngu~hed serv1<e is N<ded at moat reaoonable prlce.laJ.,Iil!s at ' meeting of the Na· ' Pian to produce top quality lor· ' ASa~lalion of County Agrl "'' but be 9\11'8 ,to have ~lllclel!t cultural 1\genll in Boston oct. llve!loci tq market tbat' lorage. IS-17. , • Meigs Fo<BJe wbi~p " not markeled is Tboae to be honored ·are Oacar • · .- · an expense,; •t • E. Share. Guernsey Counjy; c. E. EquiAment 1 Plan breealng and l""dlng pro- Blateolee,' •Melp county and .. grW ; \'! •corr..pond to the boot John Strausbaugh, Trum~uil marieUng periods County. "- ,, Use. the IJI'>at.elllclont and be•t Share ~as been with the Ex· Wilt.. 4ue11tfll Polomount me.IJ!~dl known, Gues! work, ob- te~slon Service lo'r e•ghteen aofete methods, unnecclllty rlaks years. He helped organ<ze and Agents To'c.· ue...t Hl'ghes"' Saturday - Chq"~ell Comnan.:.,lnc. ~C~or~.~~~B~u~ltent~~~~t~~a~n~d · ar:e~e~x:tr~em~e;ly~ operate Guernsey-Noble Feed 0 co\UY~m~l)~o~r under~m:ls:l•:ke~a~ present economic Ier Call the Producers asooctatlon, i 1 coildiUon1. '. ·' llve stock projeds. Blakeslee has served Melg'i County for· more th.an seventeen years. Dlmng that time he has helped £armers' organiZe the M~&s , Soli Coruervatmn DlStnct, !"i ' ' ' ' I i~o Mutlfiora rose treea Is ranae available. The seedling In ige from one to four years Special windbreak stock which is mostly 4 and ~ year trees may be 1ecured after thO 01te is approve<! by a .representatiVe of the Dlvi where th-ey may be rea.s()nabl)· expected to grow to matur1ty, thnt they are not to be used for sbarle and ornamenal purposes; and that lhey w11I be protected from fire and livestock " I David Crabtree, Kenneth Crabtree, John David GiUosJy, PbUip Grim, Dale Hawey, Eorl HoUond, Jackie Joneo, Teddy Jonea, Tom· my KlrtondaD, Joe McWbomr, Harley B. Plcktlt Jan Pickett OiJten se<urlni trees were K. D. .<msbary, P. L. Bailey, Harold 'Barnhart, Dean Blackwood, Lealle1E. Blourh, Wallace Bradford, Raymond E. cuetler, Brancb Fleming, Goei!eln coal co., F. c Halliday, Frank Harlias, H. w. Herman, T 11.. Hewetoon, Heigl Ccunty Beagle Club, Meigs Coun· ty IWLA, Norman W. Mora, Em· ory Powell, Edson Rouoh, A. L Schabow, Charles G. Sheel!, Jam· es B Wlolet, Raymond E. Wbaler Pomeroy at the berne of Mrs. Sbuler ---- aeniee, information and recom 6n plant foud and 1t~ uuge to Farm Bureau cuatorneu Tlli1 10 turn wJIJ giVe the farmer a larger dollar returq frvm mon· ey apent on Farm Bureau fertlli· 2ers and lime. mendat10DJ Also Included in the program w1U be lnfonnauonat aeulona n forage crop· mixtures, With iPt·l' ! •.. ,_...... ....,., .... ~. fill• '~"', i FULTONoTHOMPSON \ I I Make Our Sto,.. ,. I ' Headquarters I ./ For Your Martin an'd Thomao W<lliam•Wilcoxen Jr In conne<tion with forestry there Is an interOIUng Paul Bunyan Forestry 'Eiposition to be held In our neighboring coon· ty 0 ! Vinton on Wedneoday and FIX UP Thursday, Sept. 25-26 of nex: week. , ' Special timber handling and harvesting equ1pment will be on display both days. Toura to D. B. Frampton Co., Vinton ~perlmen\al HO~E ~MPROVEMENT$ • Furnace VALLEY Forest. MeArlhur Sehool Forest, Head Corpbntion and Sun Gold Industries are sebe duled from 10 a. m to 4 p. m. Contests mclude one-man chain saw, two·man croS!cut, log rolllng and tree felling conteata Some equipment on display will be power unitl!, aerial tower1, LUMBER and SUPPLY I . e.. ' I EHO~G. ALLTH ·WJ EH THE 1·ROW Mellis County News 11:50-'1· m. with· ' eowLAC l!laa!allo tbo low ol11tuftt _ . . 1Dt haM te JOIII!I1 Jill. ' . ,..,. • elillllnalo -~~~~~- ladiDc lllllrilloa..J ~ . ' ' ' - - - '- . Daily •, -- 8WtiiiTOIIO will help your pip lllloaih tbo ouly ~ y_, pip willj labiiWIBTGRO ud ..,.. back lor Hii&Jo kiJ4 toi11b1a tuloi' dllrirtc ~ -:-r.lmpcrlllll euly ....... - ' . ' v'' • I~ PIG GROWIR PIII.Lns lab ... at 81'1 - b ol .,._' t - W - Carlhor.-pippowlallor ...... PROVJCO 1.% PIG GROWER Picks cleanest, husks cleanest, · gets Q,l.ore dj!WII •corn • z. · ·-l)a.·mw )leide;t"'"e' 1 ' 'l· ... ,I .", \.I ~ ~ I • ' 1~ ! I 1956 NatioD'aj picklns conte.st. · · ' 80~ fe:Ve! pe:s~.~jg, I . ~ti~o·p ' ~._, , ,., I \ ' I Pome~oy~' . pfl'iq ; _. ! " j • • ' • . : ~ ... IIIOd. .-:. tl.o Moo~ toll•d~ fo,od m•d• lo k••P dog• heeltfty, linly. t.;pltl "' groWfl do11 t•t tvt,.,thlnt tht,, Mtcl frare 11utrltlous Dogburp~ - 1Ffmers1u~ !'IE~ IDEA ~ • ~w , ' pickers w~~ 6 ciul 0{ 7, plac~s in the . ' S. TffiRDAVE. 11 Is lrnporlanl that trees be trucka, wood chippers, fork Iilli, L~~~=~~=~=~~=~~~=~~~~~~=~~~-;-;.;=~~{~ . OHiO VAL.LEY • FEED CO. . ' ' ~ :~#Iii~~!~ •., c. E. BLAKESLEE County Agrtwtturot ~Appllcat<on bl~nk.s for aecurll!g fo1·eat tree seedbnga for pbntlna m the !Pring of j90a are now available at the Extenalon, ASC and ~CS o!ficea. , • Trtes available Include green and white ash; black cherry; collee tr""s; red gum, black and honey locuot, red, silver and su· g~r 111\lPie; bl,ack, chestnut, red and white oak; sycamore; tulip and black walnut in tho broad IUved species. Evergreen trees on lhe avall· list are hemlock, Austriin, pitch, rod, Vlrglma and white and Norway Sprpce, Purina Chows . Run· Flour . · Mill~ I BrJ~sh . Hog an FERTILIZER NOW! The bo.ateu ~erved 1 aalad eourae to thoae named above and Mra. Ru11ell Wilson, Mn Millard Wildermuth and Mn E. M Bb••· The ·~•t meetma will b. elude lectur.., llhutratlono aed dlleulllon• n plant food anoly· dual farmt'r'o IJ09dt. 111, methodo and amounl! of ap. plieaUon oad the '""''" obtain ed Thtre I• Only Tile PlltPOIO 01 the meeling iJ 14 aaalol F1101 Bureau Co-op per. One 1onnel to be able to live heiler work will also be seen. The second eveot Ia aeheduled a week Ialor on Wedneaday, Oct 2 at the Thomas D. S1yre farm See It! Try It! In the Groat Bend rtier bottom areL Buy ltf. Five byhrldo were planted May lOth and '"li be •pot harveated belote Oct. Z lo check the comparative yield of eacb hybrid . ' Tblo event lo alao arranged by TIACI'OR SALES the aaricultural agencies Howard Nolan, Racine Vo-ag Instructor Ia Phllle 4te- P0111ero7 of the commitl'"l l•!ls.ciaDtlaoinr;y ~ervlce Cooperative "' Trwck Growers associa- ordered early th1s ran as requests and saw mills. 11 assisted in the forma- for certam species of trees freTwo very speeial features in· of area cooperaives includ· quenlly exceeds supply later m dude 8 foot tall Plul Bunyan the fall (G ilbert Reicberl) and Paul Criai LL..I I I I LLJI .. In 1956 a total of 142,400 tree~ (former wo11ld's champ) shaving were secured m Meigs County. a man with axe. • 1..:11" .• ·- ·~· !!.}1.0 ' Three coal operators used nearly The program is: open to anyone 100,0(10 of these with Albany v.. lntereatod In forestry. ag. students plantmg 3,200 and 1 one 4-H member planting 200. Two special days arranged by ' Trees may be ordered in an)' the agricultural aeencles of quantity !rem 2110 trees and up Me~gs County are a<heduled for Vo-ag students and 4-H Club the ne•t lwo we;ka. members may secure 200 tre~ On Tueaday, Sepl. U:tb al of spec)es by pa)'lng deilv· 12.30 p m. at the Ohio Valley only of 50 ccnli-per Experunent Farm 1 tour hu been arranged lor Vo-ar boys l'!lone 37&1 Rae!ne and adults The farm located len miles below the Ponteroy-Muon btJdge in Well Vlfglnla h~ !liar;: interesting experiments. Corn experlmentR inelude che· mica! weed control, variety and ai~~~~~:.'.:.~~.5f~~:-jlertilizer trials and llrifatltn.' Meadow triala on seedlnr dJ!ea, inr the ~outheaatern Ohio Egg ptaeement of lime and fer· Auct1on, Southeastern Ohio PouJ. and rotation~ Tobacco tey Produeera assoc1atlon,~~r:1~ :/(~;;;;_;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~lj Soulheastern Oblo Beef , Improvement assodation, eaalern Ohio Hereford iloo, and the Huntington InierM<Ik Producers aaaoclation. Strausbaugh has been ti'um· I buU Counly agent since ¥flo 1, 19f7. He helped organize the Tfumbull Soil Conservation Dl,. organized the c,ounty Dairy' • ' ' Unit, county 4-H club .•••w.. ,, . first jllDior la!J board, county Extension advls· ory committee, He assisted in promot1n111the fire! eounty-wlde tnllk rina test (or Brucellosh and for the last several years has wor~ed on a meadow and pasture jmprovemcnt program. B()9~ YO&AR ,4LL·S·E~S .JniJ guesh cia! emphasis on proper leRumeThe afternoon tmion will in· grau mlxturea to fit the uldiVI· the Iilii organized Ieeder sale •• Ohio Tile group marketed over 2,600 cattle iu three sales last Share a~o hefpeil organtl. Bee[ Performance Teoting asf(lclation ol Guernsey County sion of Forestry. I and lhe Guernsey County Sheep Costs of the lrees this year lmpro~ement aSBoclallon. He asfrom $800 to $1500 per sistod In forming lhe Guernsey llthcusand plus transportaMn. '1. (Coufui"Lnsttiy~aFso,re1try association and Anyone may secure the trees r1 Tree Growers assocta· for planting by tilling out an Under his direction nearly and application blank all 4-H ~lub metnber'll h'ave sw1t:agreement pravtdcs t~at treel! e'hcd to purebred al)imals for are to be planted on an area 'I"" ""• .bt.; llilnd ,.Y'l ,., !-~t•llllllt ,buay ~~ ~~~ , i!~Jfoloua broia ·allt,ilh \,~ 'ti) ~ "!! :·, InvllatiORJ have been aenl to all Farm B~u ltlnat~en. Branch Monapn end other Plant Food Salf.lmen lo attend lhls IJIOfial doy. Under the dirtc· tlon ol Gortb Volt, chmrnan of the Arronomy Departmento of both tbe Ohio: Stat. Unlvmlty and the Experiment Slatlon, the penoanel of the Arronomy De· putment at the Stat1on wlll take cbarfe of lhlo ev.nt which wiD include tours ol tbe reaearc~ locilltl01 aucb 11 the lahoraton01 areen boueea, field let! and <fe. moDJtraUon ploll, and apeclal equipment and lacllltlea . T"hree ·W .' ' .1'inty ~~i~~~1~~~~~ ••"•;arQo~ .Tame11 1 ' Saturday- Cha• . '*" Plan·F-..Uureau Mrs. Crooks Plant FOOd.Field Is Hostess For Day 'On Stpt. 24 eM~."::~~~~= and Mrs Simp•on weu fuels, labOr and other hl&h ooat 1 I " Farm Bprtou' 1'1ant Food Tueod•r when lin. Waller Crooks Day will be "held a1 the entertained ber Canasta Club. i Agrleullur~t Experiment Prizes were won by M:n Em·l----~-~~"'!llpo:<iiiii 'c W0011er, Ohio, oa Sept· met Shuler and MrB. Earl Knlgbl ember 24, 1~. , WHTN-TV ·C~anoe'l13 I • predl'.l Ohio 'Stat. Unlveralty ex· terialon farm manaJement apedal· ist.L Tile •peclaUall offer these aenera! m1RIIOJ11enl Upa to eaae the pinch lor farmers In the montho ahead: · · - Mote uoe of all ava~lable facll· itlfs and resource• as fuliy at JXllllble. Avoid the pi!l<h of hl&h costs by lncl't'ulnf yields per acre, production 110i animal and per man. Remember, farming more f, f. f land b1Volves more taxes, lente!l, .. -,---------------WCHS-TV Chan net·.', ~~:ro ~~~ ~t"~~b .: W111 ' COli- BRIEFS Did You Know That? • j •:oo '\.-==.. ; ;~~t~Prl~ ~queeziIS Seen · AS!COntinumg ·Through 1958 Sljn•OD Circle 8 llancb Gulnby F4J')' Capt Gall•nt ., True Story Detective's Dill?< Foll>i:n lntr!gue My Little MorJie : Down on the farm Baseball '· , )'ootboll ' ' \1 ,, Surely only persons completely disinterest- Caught In ftte spiral of rising costs, this sum FIUIIAY 1 9·00 Undercurtent ' ;• ~ In government and ~umanity wlll fall to became Inadequate to build a suitable lnstitu7:00 llrnmle Dean 9.30 Person to Person >• accept the Invitation by the County Board of tiQo. 7:80 Boaton Bladde 10 00 Newa ',I ' Capl.Jin Kangaroo tq:OG S,csnninl t~e We1t"' CO)IImlssioners to visit the new infirmary on ' 1:~ CBS Newa 10:10 Tile I•te Sbow , .( Chlldren's Home Hill tthis ,Friday, Saturday, Th~ commissioners, obviously through care· 8:55 Loc2l News and Sunday. Completion of the bul!dlng at a ful planning, were able to add to this bond is· 1ost of $178,000, entirely furnished and equip- sue enough moneys from the general fund to II 00 'News 8 00 Ll(e on tbe nlti•!", ped, marks the end of an era In this county. build a SO-patient Infirmary which is more !I:IP Katle'o Almanac 8SO Captain Xanr"':o6' ' ' ' il:IG Love ul Lite ' ly Hlflrl"'o M<Dado It has been a number of years in the making. than sufficient for current needs. The build· 11!30 Sear<h lor romorrpw 9.30 Miattr Mou .. J')l)'!!cilllt Mro. Hubert Price entertained For over 10 years the public here has ing and Its e9uipmen1, modern in every re- on Sept. Bib wllh a six o'cloc.i ~ 11:45 Guidioa Light • 10100 Lucky a.llancM · _. · · ., \2:00 KaUe'a Kitc'>ea 10:30 It's A Hit :· , known of the sub-standard nature of facilities spect, Is a standing compliment to the consld· dinner In honor of her husband's NIW ARRIVAL 12:3U Aa the World TOI"Df II ·QO 'BI~ Top ,. ,' ' and daughter's blrlhday, A cake Mr and Mrs. James E. Roush, for care of our aged at the old Infirmary on eration the people of Melge County have for 1 1.00 Beai the Clock 112:00 The Lunu Ranaer and ice cream were aJso setved Pomeroy, are announcing the birth th e Pomeroy·Harrisonvllle road. Buildmgs its "old folks." 12 30 Towa and Count11 · aller lhe many 11111 were opened of their eecond child and filii son, -:-:::=::'::::::==:-:=~- 1:30 Houaeparly LONQPN REQE\'~LOPING 2:00 Big P•yofi ~ ~~ 45 Big Picture " , Everyone who h•· an oppo 1 •t h ld , and Happy Birthday was sung. Glenn KellY, Sept. 15, at the there have been "condemned" by the state for t,ONDON VP- The London 1·15 Basel>oll Preview • .. r urn Y s ou Guests were Mr. and Mrs. Van Schookel Clinic, Muon. Maternal 1 ~ G 01 th w k that 16ng or longer. But of course Rome was- drtve to tile Hill eltber Friday, Saturday or McDade, LYnn Prolflt and Suzan grandparents are Mr. and Mr& Clly CDlllll1il ha's approved a 47· 2-30 The Verdict Is You11 mlllion·dofiar phm to completely 3:00 Erighter Day I ame e ee n't built In a day, either. Fred Sayre, Racine and Paternal revamp S5 acres of the hmt of 3:111 Seeret Storm Sunday to visit the lnfll'l!lary. Visitors also Price. 4·00 TV Claaaroom , Mr and Mrs. Clarence Price grand}larentll are Mr and Mrs. London wh<eh were almost enUre· S.30 Edge ol N<aht 4 30 Corh" Archer , , A $40,000 bond Issue was approved by vot· are lnvited t 0 th e Children ,s Home which has were buslneas v!JIIors in Colum- Evere!l Rou•h, Racine. ly bombed out durmg World War r; 00 Saturoay News ers several years ago for a new Infirmary. been redecorated Inside In recent months. bus last week. 11.· f:OO The Errly Sho5·15 Footb'll Scoreboard Mr. and Mr1. Marvin Swan and ' 5·30 Your Esso Re.,orta RIPORTIDIMPROVID - - -- - 5·SO You Are There , ~ - -- -- ~·· -· · - - - -- .... children, Middleport and ~lr. and Word has been received here MRS. Pill LEAVES MO$CQW 5:4G Spo,1s Pltade 6.iJO Mr. uutrict Attorner •, · Mrs, IIOmlr Hoher or Pomeroy that Rodney Evans, son ol Mr MOSCOW l!P-!4rs. Eleanor 5:nn Weathe.man 8 30 Perry Mason " were Sunilay ruest.. ul Mr. and and Mrs. Robert Evans (Almont Roosevelt left Moscow lor Lenin· 7:30 Jlmm10 Durante Mrs Harry Swan. . Hitel, who haa been serlou8ll grad Thursday night .after spen~~ 6.00 The Weeks' News in Revu1 6.00 Gale Storm Show Mr and Mrs, John Pa1nter of ltl In Chlldrena' Hospllal, Colum· ing lour days at !he Black Sea 8'15 Douglas l!dwants Newark called on his br~ther Mr. bus is lmprovlrtg and was return· resort town of SQ<hl. She Ia ~·SO Playhouse of Slars 8·30 Have <.un Will Travel and Mro. Albert Paynter Sunday. ed to his h~me, Tiffin, Monday scheduled to t~eturn to MDscow ' /:UO Weot,to<9,t,!ltO!Y. , , . It ,9;00 Gu~moke , 1 The Guild met wkh Mrs Helen 7:30 ! DesiiiiY · • ,• 1 , , J:'O Gol4en Playhouse f next Monday. 1 !Uyeo ol G!aat Bend • ~eeenUy 8.00 Mr. ~,f,jfJ d EVI I ' 10.00 The Late Show TO MIIT .T~~AY I' 'f. ) ' Fifleen lntmber• were present The Co,me · Do~blo Class ol the 8:30 • H\8h•ay Pal ol 11.00 The Late', •tale Show G&~MANS LOSING JOB$ and a ple~aant nening was en· United Methodlsl Church will IJEIDE~QERG, Germany UP·-'iO"'i''''Dil'lll~;.c'n'll:':'::r"--:'!'".'~~~~'l"'lr.!::~~~~~~~~::T.:::r.:':~::!:-:::r~l joyed. Refrestil"ento were served meet Tuesday at the church at More th~n 4,450 German em· 1Y aLANCHt A "AskiNS lng h~art 1!y. (All~ don't you, m/ I've been en]oylng some yei• Ray Sarson returned Monday 6'SO p m. lor a potluck dinner ployes of the U. s. Army are ex· In recent Look MagaJinc wh<eh dear good l>rolher start anything lowed and ancient pages of an lo his bo'l!e 111 Flint, M~eh., aller and, meeting. All members arc peeled to lose ,lthelr jobs In the Is currently pruacntlng "The like tins In 19!17 or the men In early type of encyclopedia hand· a villi with hll parents, Mr. and ur11cd lo altend neJCt f1ve mont'bs due to budQet Story of Religion• In Alnerlco' the while coal! will be ovor you ed me by Mra Je85le Sansbury. Mra Wilkie Sarson. llm1tallon, Army beaolquarters to tho Methoduts, lhelr orlg<n, - poor Cello, he never was just Tbis bolonged to her lalher-ln· ' UND~lOO&S SURGIAY 9 30 Hl&h Tension day reported. , growth, characterlsti<J are pre tight, you know 1 law, Iaaae S!nabury who lived In Mlso Lynn Proi!IU cclebraled Mrt Wede~ Belles Jr., (nee )0.00 News of the Nllhj ' septed wllh many humorow We. quote, "The seats were the Longovllle neighborhood and her birthday recently Wlib a din· Ava 11a111er) 1.1nderwent mi\)or 10:10 Tlloater 1a SIEK NEW MIASUAI 1• , aldellg~ta, free from upholstery, free from whole diary of early daya of nor at her parenla' homea. A. cake surgery at Melga General Hospi-1 WASHINGTON UP- The Agr< 11:30 SU• Of1 I { We &lve you one palnl, free /rom backs"-the 1870 and 1878 lo kept In large and Ice cream were served to tal on Wednesday Her condition <!ulture Department will dt.Scuas An early circuit rider Van poorest place In the world 10 sections of th~ book arranaement Beverly Price and Jeffery Horrlo. is reported good and her Room Sept ~ a froposed shift from t~· Ord~ell, who had built 100 lake a nap for lhll pu~e Mr. and Mu Okey Paynter Ia No. 25. the bushel to a hundredweight churches, !0 parsonoges, 6 hospi· 1 have merely touched on 11>~ He plowed, he planted potaloes •pent the weekend with I~Oir measure m federal gra1n op.era· TICK&TS ON SALE tnla and 2 colloges, all In Muq. slury if you want a joyous art!· he and wife Heltle, who was a Then 1 looked al(oln Grea! taQa an~ l~aho, found hll)loelf In cle, a pungent re•ume, which Ledllo. visited neighbors, (Aaain heapo or excavated dlrl atood Tlc~el! for the Middleport Ath· I IIIII" coach holdup Said he to Will make you hve rlgiJI with and 'agoln he report! who they about and Ura and eon Bobby letlc Association will he sold totho bandli "You wouldn't rob an those whn plan led MelhodiSJ'l In visited, early Langsville and were buolly excavatlpg for. a line nlrht at the football field accord· old Methodlat preacher, would thiS country tor all t1mo, their Melga .Co. names aro thick on the qew ranch type home wi)Jte the lng to PI••• made wheq MAA 111qt Tllura<lat with R L. Miller, pre• you?" I hardships and victories, their paaeql he had rheumai!Bm lor old find loved one) stood. Qulekly the robber replied, fiery men and tlrele" women pracllcaily one oolld month In lllldred, Ura'a wile, told me ldelll) prealdlng. Selling the tickwiD be Harold Thomas, Mr. "Of coune not I'm a Methodiot workers, toes to every vice ram· the oprln(· Dolefully he reporta, l~e old -OUBe wbleh they'd ocMrs 1ohn Ketci1J<a, Mro. 'Mar· my~elfl" pont then and now-well ti)ls doy after day, "bad with the eupled lor IJo years (a~d WH£llll Look art<cie hos It a\1, but all. rheumallam today"-and aaaln did all that time ao, I'd l"e to tin Abbott and Mrs. H. "L. Dunbom. \ LarolliO l)ow v( the Prlmlllv• -"!old up with rhenmatlam to· know) bed IteQilllll a problem. PLAN OU CLAII HERI llotllodltt Church was plain peev· Whal I'd like to know Is how day." While they'd had (OS furnace ed at the lick o( response In hh any nation can really lest an In· In Sept"nber he'a plowlnr the put lq, lbve\1, bla pictul'e\ win· Tbe Extension Dlvlalon ol Ohio anniOUI!<et that an or· Soutb Carolina con11rc¥allon s.. lercontlnontal mlsdle. It would bottom, otr!ppln11 cane, went fp 'dowa, batlt 1ocm, two porehes the PUrcretly, be pO»tod • boy In a tree have to land somewhere, 1\'0U!d· IJl,U\. ~eenln1 11nd .doubt· thro\l'n In 1o 1111te even Iarrer in an lOp with 1 horn. At lhe climax of n't It, Else how oould they tell II preparing mortar lor a cblm ,.orna, painllnf, I'Optlr, every· at the hla sermon, dcahna wllh th.• wo~d work and reach a talpl at "&&ainsi" wlnler) he chore~, thing you ccula !marine, yet the Judrment Day, he ahouted "Sup· lmt hutr, around the world. mowa, he makes fence• and howe, l'tjllll' a~Ci'!'l, remained a Pomeroy Senior High S<~O<II Build· poac you hoard Gabnol' horn Whore w01 II teil~d? Wh~re dl~ then "Hettie and I went to t~ qrcblell> wll!l bill lb lnaceeaajblc lnl on Wodq~day Sept. 211 at 7 p. rlaht now wuuld you be read)'" it land? Where do thay k""P il Johnacns In the evenlnll" or to attic p!ac01, ot&Oi ..Odtinl! an~ • m. In Room 14. Teachers and oth· At thi.J cue, a lurwus blast so II won't go oil again when Father Lodlle'• and dozeno of paeky hard blae- bud lnf11t1~n1 en wbo are ll\ltl'flted should "" trom tho tree. Porlah10ncrs some one lan't looking? others. the lower flocro which even ~II· port at thla meellnr. Offering of IWOCned, 120 rcpeote1! thCir liDS 1om of mod,rn chlordan• fajl~d children ai Apple Grove. thon and there. These are the d~mb, roo!y, Tholl small palnstaklna notea to oust, mel at the churcb • quostlons ol a layman (mel are veritable mirrors held up to ' l ' b >1r&d1ay eve~lng with a eourae, depjnda upon enrollment. Being ehldcd when Ihe hoa• whooe acquaintance with oclenco a de,r l diatabt <lal that Is as so... o (fO• know. Ura, or' ••lilt Swan as hoateaa. The ~ISMAL STAII1' found out, "Dow <oW them- '' such ·e hardly a cold. Enaliah, completely aone ai yeJterday's to by thl• lim~) one evening la•t bualneq waa transacted aad "11 a boy with ~ tin horn can flah ·type handBhake with 11. encwa. TileY take you baek, u Wlek he J\UI bulldJRed h~r o~t ~IIEnNNF. Wyo, 1 ft'IJhten you out of your wits But If they're goln~ to shoot at on atroni, aure wiDIS to a rrand of t~era and burtJed' tbe aad re1.Y)'~mltl' Eerie ··~'\ Stale oet. 7 r!laniiliil to serve' ~t will you do when you heat' you and me, wouldn't It be nice day In our countrr'• hlatory '1111!11 ha"ilnr taktjl out the 'il!l bone a~Qpted a· ie~ olog~n , for irt. Archon,el!" to know IIIli how much of a when truly "Emy man .... a wlndoWI, .,, the modern plumbCheyenne Tbul"i~Y- "Cheye6qenom.o,ol llrL loe •h•ot It Is, who'll otart It of/ and Xlnr" on hla OWft little r..-m. ~~· lftd Ute llle. date l'or, Tiie sunshine Capllal". The The article deacrlhe• Blahop abO\)t where 11 mlaht land, and hl4 ..,e Iold, with hiJ, own r 1008 col JWtl 11\Y weeplnr IUD didn't sblne all day. AlbUry who rou al 4 a '" dally would It kill a thousand people or lolled, q~es, and ~til loqllqr f!ll'ward to soni; Poul, Maaalllon and Carl prenhed ODe bour. later laurbt ·a coupl~ !'\!~on or maybe jusl And Ood "'" !here. Not IQit lnr the b9tntlful nell! home at Canal Fulton, an~ l~lleL 1 .' -'~1 Latfp, Oreek and Hebrew l(oof off I" I!IIIIIAI.i~Uc klllna Ill ail ill~ll!~i¥1, world full of which wlll 'rie !lnlahed In qllural llr. ana Uta. Jarrell Ferrell, and _ft 70, nearly blind, too lome a whale or two. fum,., tenaenels; ot>liltl, beat lndlalll ~ aioDo and I'm oure ){r. and Kra. l!ruce Farrell of 19 ,Ill In hla oad4lo without as We could 111ore lho whale, but the o,ther fellow first le(a get, will 111 ll'l~fuiiY and natutalif Spencer and Mrs, Cora IU!tdaman • •,, ~ be waa hoisted to hi• not elvllla~tlon. . ljlat , nli\Y'!Itl/ ~..-. rel!iJerator thl~l qd ,Iliff lo~y , 1\'Hn 1~\l'll ot Ftlr~' a~l ~~ndv, with • fill, otert1n1 a ttlp through ol~ AI of tbls moment, 1 hove o ho11111, o• wl e, take your chqlce. IU!'JP'l•4e~Utj 1t1f arll.lna ~I)' their nepheyt, lball Par1ona and Virllnla, (aUinr from hi• horse mlahty low op,lnlon of thin&• Lukie Johnson, vloltlna hel't' m.aaea. 1 doubt 11 you'd ever wlf• 'nd ' ilylnJ en ro~te Relentlllc, lor ,qe most "'rt. !rom l\o1noke, V•., and Pfi!ponont I!Dd ,1 mo"' l!fllet:l lite lot a lfl"'", •pending ''til• "Ainen of an The lhlnr'o •• muddled to a Cl thlllls tndwtrlal, el~~trle, pr. !~1, Wb l'!l~l ~ WJI· rnpijlljal WliJI hla •IIIQdt~~rent.l •ll'lltr ol ••horter> mere layman ai a 1Iaaa o! pro- l!<ulve (uahl) sal~ Oh, r-.. mandhij view practleilly to ttie Siders haJ rewho there as a 10111 doy Ohio Rlvilr water pulled there'• no doubt that thh Ohio ~fytr tq !l\t '"l •Ad llilr11.1!<L In Van Nuys, from tht very dtplh• ol t~lo atalc River Valley Ia golna tc become to Ute ~t!l'l~ Ifill "'!Ill wu accom· 1 altp~rt by ~i~~~,~~;~~po~ol~~ru~n~nl. ~nt~~lrom J!ills~urah to theIf l!uhr or oaya America Cairo, Illinois any one that " one mon ·Cl'ee~ J~al :Vallejl tov, IP~u ~Pif lA Ur! son, Lelaq~ lime to me I know I'm rolnl to Mlddl'pWI tvt>lpfcet hidl' explode. h~ bla onow lilt trt\Ck that llecauae-YIIbo really wanll Jl lfte Ql ch!I'Ct, it11•mber, " that way. R,.liy, I me•n. Once up- o! the 1111 Sn~'w IB 18110! Or on a time "How Green Was M.• line of some 70 or more lrll<,.,l •aaverlll taoiH'.w''" Valley", Counl me out:. But and vehicles or hll !o co:~u:r~,~~~~J!~. ••~•••' liod now. er, l!arade here tn •• A~d ihe IDDUJI fl!urth 1 J~t the abock ol my lite to. ·~1 1 at ~~~ belli down dll' •b~~ we turned at Chea~liq bit lit otrlp and prltate oo our to Clranl RIU C~1- 1111 !ar fi~DI> entf!l"prlsea way ou.t, wbero r~ •. Into, ll:eq(u!kf, Old' ...i!>~ow;lfh,Q.~i.bll> white, CIP~. 4114· ~Yen ·~· wh•"'; ,_ ~ • (!be old, ~~ b!!Y lhat Ufl. •n ~~ ta ! Bunyal an~ bla · ..... -=~­ • Dlll7 Sen!Jnot fOJiseroY:Mllldleport, 0., Sept. 20, lt.S'f-3 II 00 II SO 12·00 12·30 1 00 · I 30 4·00 .8;30 ~~ur~a.v ]:liwo~t J•~bOret 7··00.,. l'eif\i Copur. Show ' , a.OOta~he .PoJl\':'lleraen ~~how 1 8.30 'i!o\1# A !i,i!co~d ! _ 9·oo ER<o~ Ttle~W. 1 19·30 Your Jilt ti4,. ~ 10 00 News and Sportr:&•dlltiW 10 10 Njlewotoh ' • } l1 ,1 1210 Sltn OM • Queen For A1117 '' ' 'I , Satuidai ~t~~~~nel3 , Tbe Price 1s kllht Truth or Consequencu Tic Toe Dough !I Could Be YOU News Report Movietlme Bride ood Oruom 3·46 Mod6l'n Romance, 4:00 4:30 5.00 5:45 C~~ner Fedml Men 10 30 l'lews Hea~llnel 10.40 Nllewa,ch t2 00 To 1ight ·1100 Slin Off · ~· Sign On Today I ' -·-~ ----- g 45 Red llarber's I t ? 'TELEVISIO,H GUID'E WSAZ -TV Chan"el.~ Friday :o·oo (4) Maso\i County has not reyalu!id ill; ,surely our Mason County neighbors, when !bey know the facts, will see that their schools return to former, and even improved stand. We are certain that the majority of people ards. According to Irvin, the facts are these in Mason CouQty, however; when they are (1) School funds are down because property permitted to tno\11 why their schools are head· · assessments are below the state required mlm In~ downward I.!J$!e'd of upwar4, will gather !mum of 40 per cent of true value. the courage to demand action. They are not (2) When property assessments are below likely willing for long to per111lf Oblo, Penn· 40 per cent state assistence is reduced. sylvania, Kentucky and, VIrginia schools to (3) Next year the minimum will be 4i per outstrip them In education. 'I • - ·-· t' :;;::,' Fe-.d Mil Grbullng. Ave. , ;Middleport Radio Dial ..' Writer . OhYI ln_grahanl.,• ", I ·"PROVICO MILLING, a_.cl ·F ItT. tU ·.. , PHONE 130 ' �"''•<~• ~ ~ -~' • .. l •' .. ~ '' • ' .) 1,•'1:t~Ql:!~~7~~!s Face Problem In'Revaluation FOr Schools are iaving to make up cent rather than 40 per ~ent. whether they believe ,: ~·~~~/', ~"" ,!letter or less and poorer educa· young people J. E Irvin, &enSUperviSor for Mason County schools, re· "'' told a group of Point Pleasant univer,,..,.·~-w slty women that his schedule calls for a full tei"JI_I this year but that there will be a shorter schedule next year unless a change is wrought In financial conditions. '· Already, certain doubling up of classes, and reductions of salaries have taken place This I'. .~an lead only to one thing: emmigration of ' ·~ ,I. • • ·; ,mure ambitious, and thus better teachers to states thai recognize the importance of schools and are willing to pay for high educa· tiona! standards. ·:,J., T, .~ • '. . ' .... *I __ _II _ j l r. ~j ' ' .l . 1 .,...·,~ I )y , :J ' t 2-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Sept. ~0, perty tO date because of disagreeillen! ""••'~ •I, the method. ' There are many people In every state, county af\d neighborhood who dq !IQ.t:. lteUM~~·I the modern community should spend near ' much money as it does on schools. They mat be hidebound, backward, or conservative, but their opinions are honestly held and deserve as much respect as'do people who hold OP,R0- 1 site views. , S!55 6:00 9:00 9•30 10:00 10:90 11 ·oo 11:30 12:00 12:15 1:30 ' !:00 8:00 There •r~ ~!hers who, In a sub~viSion such as Mason County, as in 811y area, inight .use tactics of confusion to prevent increase of taxes. S~c!l , a,ction might take the direction of fementlng 11Jsagreement over how a re-valuation mlgpt.be IJrought about ' Invitation To Inspect New Infirmary ShtWicl Be ' Accepted By Every Taxpayer In M&igs County . I 19S1 Rom};er Roou 1'teasure Hunt Matlnf'e Theater 6:00 6·15 £:22 630 A""" 7.00 I 7'30 8:00 8:30 1:00 8 25 8 30 9 30 10:00 JO · ~O ' com.ay Time Trouble With Father Spinach Playhouse NBC News Newa Picture Sports Eye Weathermt S~bor of London Dr. Hudoon'a Journal Life ol Riley M·SQnad ,1 The Thin Man Cavakad~ of &poria PORTLAND Daily Sentmei , Daybook .. NEWS in i aeeeaaary ,. ,, •••.••• ciiiideriiii.to ,ouccea1cope With, narrow , ~11111, - ( -- Items. ' I l ·' Maintain rr01ent equipment. Re· plaq>!Jionlli are expenaive and oft· en difficult to pay for. Do Mt earry more young livestock than I• needed for replacement, except when needed to In· creaae t~e "" of tho berd It oft· en Is wlae to buy ratller than ralae ' Uv~4toclc: for expauion when feed, capital, space and !abet are ~Till· ,ble. <Buy , breedb)8 · atoci wlaely. Do not pay the top doll'ar on eomeoll!''s :'opinlo1." See a reeord II poulble. low. Borrow money lor PrOduetlon Items fil"at. Rop/'):rnenlli are much __., _,_;..::,....,'....:.":,:_.--"......,o!Q.~piO' 7 wier when tiOrrowed eapltal Ia ~'llltf!o¥· lnveoted In item a that make ,... ' lllbutions to •oiW.e tnd ln~me. UJ,I : ~ ··tw~l) ·~· 1\W..iiO (WfiHI),.70 ;ae sure unprobltabl• enterprises are notauboldlzed with profit pro~llpflldl,.. ' ~duced t lae'where on the farm .~ He.tukl 200 r-75 """'""' Watch sanitation cloae)l', Death lJ>_i p'·r·S· ......... losjeS and cost ol medication can l 11011 , ~ aerl901 >I P'1""' day prices. 10...:1 buaholt,,. 'tileck supplement purchaaealor 'l'hrOe o~o county agenlli · will lootHilll. bdt'bu)'e, l!e aure' you get what • ~·•«ngu~hed serv1<e is N<ded at moat reaoonable prlce.laJ.,Iil!s at ' meeting of the Na· ' Pian to produce top quality lor· ' ASa~lalion of County Agrl "'' but be 9\11'8 ,to have ~lllclel!t cultural 1\genll in Boston oct. llve!loci tq market tbat' lorage. IS-17. , • Meigs Fo<BJe wbi~p " not markeled is Tboae to be honored ·are Oacar • · .- · an expense,; •t • E. Share. Guernsey Counjy; c. E. EquiAment 1 Plan breealng and l""dlng pro- Blateolee,' •Melp county and .. grW ; \'! •corr..pond to the boot John Strausbaugh, Trum~uil marieUng periods County. "- ,, Use. the IJI'>at.elllclont and be•t Share ~as been with the Ex· Wilt.. 4ue11tfll Polomount me.IJ!~dl known, Gues! work, ob- te~slon Service lo'r e•ghteen aofete methods, unnecclllty rlaks years. He helped organ<ze and Agents To'c.· ue...t Hl'ghes"' Saturday - Chq"~ell Comnan.:.,lnc. ~C~or~.~~~B~u~ltent~~~~t~~a~n~d · ar:e~e~x:tr~em~e;ly~ operate Guernsey-Noble Feed 0 co\UY~m~l)~o~r under~m:ls:l•:ke~a~ present economic Ier Call the Producers asooctatlon, i 1 coildiUon1. '. ·' llve stock projeds. Blakeslee has served Melg'i County for· more th.an seventeen years. Dlmng that time he has helped £armers' organiZe the M~&s , Soli Coruervatmn DlStnct, !"i ' ' ' ' I i~o Mutlfiora rose treea Is ranae available. The seedling In ige from one to four years Special windbreak stock which is mostly 4 and ~ year trees may be 1ecured after thO 01te is approve<! by a .representatiVe of the Dlvi where th-ey may be rea.s()nabl)· expected to grow to matur1ty, thnt they are not to be used for sbarle and ornamenal purposes; and that lhey w11I be protected from fire and livestock " I David Crabtree, Kenneth Crabtree, John David GiUosJy, PbUip Grim, Dale Hawey, Eorl HoUond, Jackie Joneo, Teddy Jonea, Tom· my KlrtondaD, Joe McWbomr, Harley B. Plcktlt Jan Pickett OiJten se<urlni trees were K. D. .<msbary, P. L. Bailey, Harold 'Barnhart, Dean Blackwood, Lealle1E. Blourh, Wallace Bradford, Raymond E. cuetler, Brancb Fleming, Goei!eln coal co., F. c Halliday, Frank Harlias, H. w. Herman, T 11.. Hewetoon, Heigl Ccunty Beagle Club, Meigs Coun· ty IWLA, Norman W. Mora, Em· ory Powell, Edson Rouoh, A. L Schabow, Charles G. Sheel!, Jam· es B Wlolet, Raymond E. Wbaler Pomeroy at the berne of Mrs. Sbuler ---- aeniee, information and recom 6n plant foud and 1t~ uuge to Farm Bureau cuatorneu Tlli1 10 turn wJIJ giVe the farmer a larger dollar returq frvm mon· ey apent on Farm Bureau fertlli· 2ers and lime. mendat10DJ Also Included in the program w1U be lnfonnauonat aeulona n forage crop· mixtures, With iPt·l' ! •.. ,_...... ....,., .... ~. fill• '~"', i FULTONoTHOMPSON \ I I Make Our Sto,.. ,. I ' Headquarters I ./ For Your Martin an'd Thomao W<lliam•Wilcoxen Jr In conne<tion with forestry there Is an interOIUng Paul Bunyan Forestry 'Eiposition to be held In our neighboring coon· ty 0 ! Vinton on Wedneoday and FIX UP Thursday, Sept. 25-26 of nex: week. , ' Special timber handling and harvesting equ1pment will be on display both days. Toura to D. B. Frampton Co., Vinton ~perlmen\al HO~E ~MPROVEMENT$ • Furnace VALLEY Forest. MeArlhur Sehool Forest, Head Corpbntion and Sun Gold Industries are sebe duled from 10 a. m to 4 p. m. Contests mclude one-man chain saw, two·man croS!cut, log rolllng and tree felling conteata Some equipment on display will be power unitl!, aerial tower1, LUMBER and SUPPLY I . e.. ' I EHO~G. ALLTH ·WJ EH THE 1·ROW Mellis County News 11:50-'1· m. with· ' eowLAC l!laa!allo tbo low ol11tuftt _ . . 1Dt haM te JOIII!I1 Jill. ' . ,..,. • elillllnalo -~~~~~- ladiDc lllllrilloa..J ~ . ' ' ' - - - '- . Daily •, -- 8WtiiiTOIIO will help your pip lllloaih tbo ouly ~ y_, pip willj labiiWIBTGRO ud ..,.. back lor Hii&Jo kiJ4 toi11b1a tuloi' dllrirtc ~ -:-r.lmpcrlllll euly ....... - ' . ' v'' • I~ PIG GROWIR PIII.Lns lab ... at 81'1 - b ol .,._' t - W - Carlhor.-pippowlallor ...... PROVJCO 1.% PIG GROWER Picks cleanest, husks cleanest, · gets Q,l.ore dj!WII •corn • z. · ·-l)a.·mw )leide;t"'"e' 1 ' 'l· ... ,I .", \.I ~ ~ I • ' 1~ ! I 1956 NatioD'aj picklns conte.st. · · ' 80~ fe:Ve! pe:s~.~jg, I . ~ti~o·p ' ~._, , ,., I \ ' I Pome~oy~' . pfl'iq ; _. ! " j • • ' • . : ~ ... IIIOd. .-:. tl.o Moo~ toll•d~ fo,od m•d• lo k••P dog• heeltfty, linly. t.;pltl "' groWfl do11 t•t tvt,.,thlnt tht,, Mtcl frare 11utrltlous Dogburp~ - 1Ffmers1u~ !'IE~ IDEA ~ • ~w , ' pickers w~~ 6 ciul 0{ 7, plac~s in the . ' S. TffiRDAVE. 11 Is lrnporlanl that trees be trucka, wood chippers, fork Iilli, L~~~=~~=~=~~=~~~=~~~~~~=~~~-;-;.;=~~{~ . OHiO VAL.LEY • FEED CO. . ' ' ~ :~#Iii~~!~ •., c. E. BLAKESLEE County Agrtwtturot ~Appllcat<on bl~nk.s for aecurll!g fo1·eat tree seedbnga for pbntlna m the !Pring of j90a are now available at the Extenalon, ASC and ~CS o!ficea. , • Trtes available Include green and white ash; black cherry; collee tr""s; red gum, black and honey locuot, red, silver and su· g~r 111\lPie; bl,ack, chestnut, red and white oak; sycamore; tulip and black walnut in tho broad IUved species. Evergreen trees on lhe avall· list are hemlock, Austriin, pitch, rod, Vlrglma and white and Norway Sprpce, Purina Chows . Run· Flour . · Mill~ I BrJ~sh . Hog an FERTILIZER NOW! The bo.ateu ~erved 1 aalad eourae to thoae named above and Mra. Ru11ell Wilson, Mn Millard Wildermuth and Mn E. M Bb••· The ·~•t meetma will b. elude lectur.., llhutratlono aed dlleulllon• n plant food anoly· dual farmt'r'o IJ09dt. 111, methodo and amounl! of ap. plieaUon oad the '""''" obtain ed Thtre I• Only Tile PlltPOIO 01 the meeling iJ 14 aaalol F1101 Bureau Co-op per. One 1onnel to be able to live heiler work will also be seen. The second eveot Ia aeheduled a week Ialor on Wedneaday, Oct 2 at the Thomas D. S1yre farm See It! Try It! In the Groat Bend rtier bottom areL Buy ltf. Five byhrldo were planted May lOth and '"li be •pot harveated belote Oct. Z lo check the comparative yield of eacb hybrid . ' Tblo event lo alao arranged by TIACI'OR SALES the aaricultural agencies Howard Nolan, Racine Vo-ag Instructor Ia Phllle 4te- P0111ero7 of the commitl'"l l•!ls.ciaDtlaoinr;y ~ervlce Cooperative "' Trwck Growers associa- ordered early th1s ran as requests and saw mills. 11 assisted in the forma- for certam species of trees freTwo very speeial features in· of area cooperaives includ· quenlly exceeds supply later m dude 8 foot tall Plul Bunyan the fall (G ilbert Reicberl) and Paul Criai LL..I I I I LLJI .. In 1956 a total of 142,400 tree~ (former wo11ld's champ) shaving were secured m Meigs County. a man with axe. • 1..:11" .• ·- ·~· !!.}1.0 ' Three coal operators used nearly The program is: open to anyone 100,0(10 of these with Albany v.. lntereatod In forestry. ag. students plantmg 3,200 and 1 one 4-H member planting 200. Two special days arranged by ' Trees may be ordered in an)' the agricultural aeencles of quantity !rem 2110 trees and up Me~gs County are a<heduled for Vo-ag students and 4-H Club the ne•t lwo we;ka. members may secure 200 tre~ On Tueaday, Sepl. U:tb al of spec)es by pa)'lng deilv· 12.30 p m. at the Ohio Valley only of 50 ccnli-per Experunent Farm 1 tour hu been arranged lor Vo-ar boys l'!lone 37&1 Rae!ne and adults The farm located len miles below the Ponteroy-Muon btJdge in Well Vlfglnla h~ !liar;: interesting experiments. Corn experlmentR inelude che· mica! weed control, variety and ai~~~~~:.'.:.~~.5f~~:-jlertilizer trials and llrifatltn.' Meadow triala on seedlnr dJ!ea, inr the ~outheaatern Ohio Egg ptaeement of lime and fer· Auct1on, Southeastern Ohio PouJ. and rotation~ Tobacco tey Produeera assoc1atlon,~~r:1~ :/(~;;;;_;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~lj Soulheastern Oblo Beef , Improvement assodation, eaalern Ohio Hereford iloo, and the Huntington InierM<Ik Producers aaaoclation. Strausbaugh has been ti'um· I buU Counly agent since ¥flo 1, 19f7. He helped organize the Tfumbull Soil Conservation Dl,. organized the c,ounty Dairy' • ' ' Unit, county 4-H club .•••w.. ,, . first jllDior la!J board, county Extension advls· ory committee, He assisted in promot1n111the fire! eounty-wlde tnllk rina test (or Brucellosh and for the last several years has wor~ed on a meadow and pasture jmprovemcnt program. B()9~ YO&AR ,4LL·S·E~S .JniJ guesh cia! emphasis on proper leRumeThe afternoon tmion will in· grau mlxturea to fit the uldiVI· the Iilii organized Ieeder sale •• Ohio Tile group marketed over 2,600 cattle iu three sales last Share a~o hefpeil organtl. Bee[ Performance Teoting asf(lclation ol Guernsey County sion of Forestry. I and lhe Guernsey County Sheep Costs of the lrees this year lmpro~ement aSBoclallon. He asfrom $800 to $1500 per sistod In forming lhe Guernsey llthcusand plus transportaMn. '1. (Coufui"Lnsttiy~aFso,re1try association and Anyone may secure the trees r1 Tree Growers assocta· for planting by tilling out an Under his direction nearly and application blank all 4-H ~lub metnber'll h'ave sw1t:agreement pravtdcs t~at treel! e'hcd to purebred al)imals for are to be planted on an area 'I"" ""• .bt.; llilnd ,.Y'l ,., !-~t•llllllt ,buay ~~ ~~~ , i!~Jfoloua broia ·allt,ilh \,~ 'ti) ~ "!! :·, InvllatiORJ have been aenl to all Farm B~u ltlnat~en. Branch Monapn end other Plant Food Salf.lmen lo attend lhls IJIOfial doy. Under the dirtc· tlon ol Gortb Volt, chmrnan of the Arronomy Departmento of both tbe Ohio: Stat. Unlvmlty and the Experiment Slatlon, the penoanel of the Arronomy De· putment at the Stat1on wlll take cbarfe of lhlo ev.nt which wiD include tours ol tbe reaearc~ locilltl01 aucb 11 the lahoraton01 areen boueea, field let! and <fe. moDJtraUon ploll, and apeclal equipment and lacllltlea . T"hree ·W .' ' .1'inty ~~i~~~1~~~~~ ••"•;arQo~ .Tame11 1 ' Saturday- Cha• . '*" Plan·F-..Uureau Mrs. Crooks Plant FOOd.Field Is Hostess For Day 'On Stpt. 24 eM~."::~~~~= and Mrs Simp•on weu fuels, labOr and other hl&h ooat 1 I " Farm Bprtou' 1'1ant Food Tueod•r when lin. Waller Crooks Day will be "held a1 the entertained ber Canasta Club. i Agrleullur~t Experiment Prizes were won by M:n Em·l----~-~~"'!llpo:<iiiii 'c W0011er, Ohio, oa Sept· met Shuler and MrB. Earl Knlgbl ember 24, 1~. , WHTN-TV ·C~anoe'l13 I • predl'.l Ohio 'Stat. Unlveralty ex· terialon farm manaJement apedal· ist.L Tile •peclaUall offer these aenera! m1RIIOJ11enl Upa to eaae the pinch lor farmers In the montho ahead: · · - Mote uoe of all ava~lable facll· itlfs and resource• as fuliy at JXllllble. Avoid the pi!l<h of hl&h costs by lncl't'ulnf yields per acre, production 110i animal and per man. Remember, farming more f, f. f land b1Volves more taxes, lente!l, .. -,---------------WCHS-TV Chan net·.', ~~:ro ~~~ ~t"~~b .: W111 ' COli- BRIEFS Did You Know That? • j •:oo '\.-==.. ; ;~~t~Prl~ ~queeziIS Seen · AS!COntinumg ·Through 1958 Sljn•OD Circle 8 llancb Gulnby F4J')' Capt Gall•nt ., True Story Detective's Dill?< Foll>i:n lntr!gue My Little MorJie : Down on the farm Baseball '· , )'ootboll ' ' \1 ,, Surely only persons completely disinterest- Caught In ftte spiral of rising costs, this sum FIUIIAY 1 9·00 Undercurtent ' ;• ~ In government and ~umanity wlll fall to became Inadequate to build a suitable lnstitu7:00 llrnmle Dean 9.30 Person to Person >• accept the Invitation by the County Board of tiQo. 7:80 Boaton Bladde 10 00 Newa ',I ' Capl.Jin Kangaroo tq:OG S,csnninl t~e We1t"' CO)IImlssioners to visit the new infirmary on ' 1:~ CBS Newa 10:10 Tile I•te Sbow , .( Chlldren's Home Hill tthis ,Friday, Saturday, Th~ commissioners, obviously through care· 8:55 Loc2l News and Sunday. Completion of the bul!dlng at a ful planning, were able to add to this bond is· 1ost of $178,000, entirely furnished and equip- sue enough moneys from the general fund to II 00 'News 8 00 Ll(e on tbe nlti•!", ped, marks the end of an era In this county. build a SO-patient Infirmary which is more !I:IP Katle'o Almanac 8SO Captain Xanr"':o6' ' ' ' il:IG Love ul Lite ' ly Hlflrl"'o M<Dado It has been a number of years in the making. than sufficient for current needs. The build· 11!30 Sear<h lor romorrpw 9.30 Miattr Mou .. J')l)'!!cilllt Mro. Hubert Price entertained For over 10 years the public here has ing and Its e9uipmen1, modern in every re- on Sept. Bib wllh a six o'cloc.i ~ 11:45 Guidioa Light • 10100 Lucky a.llancM · _. · · ., \2:00 KaUe'a Kitc'>ea 10:30 It's A Hit :· , known of the sub-standard nature of facilities spect, Is a standing compliment to the consld· dinner In honor of her husband's NIW ARRIVAL 12:3U Aa the World TOI"Df II ·QO 'BI~ Top ,. ,' ' and daughter's blrlhday, A cake Mr and Mrs. James E. Roush, for care of our aged at the old Infirmary on eration the people of Melge County have for 1 1.00 Beai the Clock 112:00 The Lunu Ranaer and ice cream were aJso setved Pomeroy, are announcing the birth th e Pomeroy·Harrisonvllle road. Buildmgs its "old folks." 12 30 Towa and Count11 · aller lhe many 11111 were opened of their eecond child and filii son, -:-:::=::'::::::==:-:=~- 1:30 Houaeparly LONQPN REQE\'~LOPING 2:00 Big P•yofi ~ ~~ 45 Big Picture " , Everyone who h•· an oppo 1 •t h ld , and Happy Birthday was sung. Glenn KellY, Sept. 15, at the there have been "condemned" by the state for t,ONDON VP- The London 1·15 Basel>oll Preview • .. r urn Y s ou Guests were Mr. and Mrs. Van Schookel Clinic, Muon. Maternal 1 ~ G 01 th w k that 16ng or longer. But of course Rome was- drtve to tile Hill eltber Friday, Saturday or McDade, LYnn Prolflt and Suzan grandparents are Mr. and Mr& Clly CDlllll1il ha's approved a 47· 2-30 The Verdict Is You11 mlllion·dofiar phm to completely 3:00 Erighter Day I ame e ee n't built In a day, either. Fred Sayre, Racine and Paternal revamp S5 acres of the hmt of 3:111 Seeret Storm Sunday to visit the lnfll'l!lary. Visitors also Price. 4·00 TV Claaaroom , Mr and Mrs. Clarence Price grand}larentll are Mr and Mrs. London wh<eh were almost enUre· S.30 Edge ol N<aht 4 30 Corh" Archer , , A $40,000 bond Issue was approved by vot· are lnvited t 0 th e Children ,s Home which has were buslneas v!JIIors in Colum- Evere!l Rou•h, Racine. ly bombed out durmg World War r; 00 Saturoay News ers several years ago for a new Infirmary. been redecorated Inside In recent months. bus last week. 11.· f:OO The Errly Sho5·15 Footb'll Scoreboard Mr. and Mr1. Marvin Swan and ' 5·30 Your Esso Re.,orta RIPORTIDIMPROVID - - -- - 5·SO You Are There , ~ - -- -- ~·· -· · - - - -- .... children, Middleport and ~lr. and Word has been received here MRS. Pill LEAVES MO$CQW 5:4G Spo,1s Pltade 6.iJO Mr. uutrict Attorner •, · Mrs, IIOmlr Hoher or Pomeroy that Rodney Evans, son ol Mr MOSCOW l!P-!4rs. Eleanor 5:nn Weathe.man 8 30 Perry Mason " were Sunilay ruest.. ul Mr. and and Mrs. Robert Evans (Almont Roosevelt left Moscow lor Lenin· 7:30 Jlmm10 Durante Mrs Harry Swan. . Hitel, who haa been serlou8ll grad Thursday night .after spen~~ 6.00 The Weeks' News in Revu1 6.00 Gale Storm Show Mr and Mrs, John Pa1nter of ltl In Chlldrena' Hospllal, Colum· ing lour days at !he Black Sea 8'15 Douglas l!dwants Newark called on his br~ther Mr. bus is lmprovlrtg and was return· resort town of SQ<hl. She Ia ~·SO Playhouse of Slars 8·30 Have <.un Will Travel and Mro. Albert Paynter Sunday. ed to his h~me, Tiffin, Monday scheduled to t~eturn to MDscow ' /:UO Weot,to<9,t,!ltO!Y. , , . It ,9;00 Gu~moke , 1 The Guild met wkh Mrs Helen 7:30 ! DesiiiiY · • ,• 1 , , J:'O Gol4en Playhouse f next Monday. 1 !Uyeo ol G!aat Bend • ~eeenUy 8.00 Mr. ~,f,jfJ d EVI I ' 10.00 The Late Show TO MIIT .T~~AY I' 'f. ) ' Fifleen lntmber• were present The Co,me · Do~blo Class ol the 8:30 • H\8h•ay Pal ol 11.00 The Late', •tale Show G&~MANS LOSING JOB$ and a ple~aant nening was en· United Methodlsl Church will IJEIDE~QERG, Germany UP·-'iO"'i''''Dil'lll~;.c'n'll:':'::r"--:'!'".'~~~~'l"'lr.!::~~~~~~~~::T.:::r.:':~::!:-:::r~l joyed. Refrestil"ento were served meet Tuesday at the church at More th~n 4,450 German em· 1Y aLANCHt A "AskiNS lng h~art 1!y. (All~ don't you, m/ I've been en]oylng some yei• Ray Sarson returned Monday 6'SO p m. lor a potluck dinner ployes of the U. s. Army are ex· In recent Look MagaJinc wh<eh dear good l>rolher start anything lowed and ancient pages of an lo his bo'l!e 111 Flint, M~eh., aller and, meeting. All members arc peeled to lose ,lthelr jobs In the Is currently pruacntlng "The like tins In 19!17 or the men In early type of encyclopedia hand· a villi with hll parents, Mr. and ur11cd lo altend neJCt f1ve mont'bs due to budQet Story of Religion• In Alnerlco' the while coal! will be ovor you ed me by Mra Je85le Sansbury. Mra Wilkie Sarson. llm1tallon, Army beaolquarters to tho Methoduts, lhelr orlg<n, - poor Cello, he never was just Tbis bolonged to her lalher-ln· ' UND~lOO&S SURGIAY 9 30 Hl&h Tension day reported. , growth, characterlsti<J are pre tight, you know 1 law, Iaaae S!nabury who lived In Mlso Lynn Proi!IU cclebraled Mrt Wede~ Belles Jr., (nee )0.00 News of the Nllhj ' septed wllh many humorow We. quote, "The seats were the Longovllle neighborhood and her birthday recently Wlib a din· Ava 11a111er) 1.1nderwent mi\)or 10:10 Tlloater 1a SIEK NEW MIASUAI 1• , aldellg~ta, free from upholstery, free from whole diary of early daya of nor at her parenla' homea. A. cake surgery at Melga General Hospi-1 WASHINGTON UP- The Agr< 11:30 SU• Of1 I { We &lve you one palnl, free /rom backs"-the 1870 and 1878 lo kept In large and Ice cream were served to tal on Wednesday Her condition <!ulture Department will dt.Scuas An early circuit rider Van poorest place In the world 10 sections of th~ book arranaement Beverly Price and Jeffery Horrlo. is reported good and her Room Sept ~ a froposed shift from t~· Ord~ell, who had built 100 lake a nap for lhll pu~e Mr. and Mu Okey Paynter Ia No. 25. the bushel to a hundredweight churches, !0 parsonoges, 6 hospi· 1 have merely touched on 11>~ He plowed, he planted potaloes •pent the weekend with I~Oir measure m federal gra1n op.era· TICK&TS ON SALE tnla and 2 colloges, all In Muq. slury if you want a joyous art!· he and wife Heltle, who was a Then 1 looked al(oln Grea! taQa an~ l~aho, found hll)loelf In cle, a pungent re•ume, which Ledllo. visited neighbors, (Aaain heapo or excavated dlrl atood Tlc~el! for the Middleport Ath· I IIIII" coach holdup Said he to Will make you hve rlgiJI with and 'agoln he report! who they about and Ura and eon Bobby letlc Association will he sold totho bandli "You wouldn't rob an those whn plan led MelhodiSJ'l In visited, early Langsville and were buolly excavatlpg for. a line nlrht at the football field accord· old Methodlat preacher, would thiS country tor all t1mo, their Melga .Co. names aro thick on the qew ranch type home wi)Jte the lng to PI••• made wheq MAA 111qt Tllura<lat with R L. Miller, pre• you?" I hardships and victories, their paaeql he had rheumai!Bm lor old find loved one) stood. Qulekly the robber replied, fiery men and tlrele" women pracllcaily one oolld month In lllldred, Ura'a wile, told me ldelll) prealdlng. Selling the tickwiD be Harold Thomas, Mr. "Of coune not I'm a Methodiot workers, toes to every vice ram· the oprln(· Dolefully he reporta, l~e old -OUBe wbleh they'd ocMrs 1ohn Ketci1J<a, Mro. 'Mar· my~elfl" pont then and now-well ti)ls doy after day, "bad with the eupled lor IJo years (a~d WH£llll Look art<cie hos It a\1, but all. rheumallam today"-and aaaln did all that time ao, I'd l"e to tin Abbott and Mrs. H. "L. Dunbom. \ LarolliO l)ow v( the Prlmlllv• -"!old up with rhenmatlam to· know) bed IteQilllll a problem. PLAN OU CLAII HERI llotllodltt Church was plain peev· Whal I'd like to know Is how day." While they'd had (OS furnace ed at the lick o( response In hh any nation can really lest an In· In Sept"nber he'a plowlnr the put lq, lbve\1, bla pictul'e\ win· Tbe Extension Dlvlalon ol Ohio anniOUI!<et that an or· Soutb Carolina con11rc¥allon s.. lercontlnontal mlsdle. It would bottom, otr!ppln11 cane, went fp 'dowa, batlt 1ocm, two porehes the PUrcretly, be pO»tod • boy In a tree have to land somewhere, 1\'0U!d· IJl,U\. ~eenln1 11nd .doubt· thro\l'n In 1o 1111te even Iarrer in an lOp with 1 horn. At lhe climax of n't It, Else how oould they tell II preparing mortar lor a cblm ,.orna, painllnf, I'Optlr, every· at the hla sermon, dcahna wllh th.• wo~d work and reach a talpl at "&&ainsi" wlnler) he chore~, thing you ccula !marine, yet the Judrment Day, he ahouted "Sup· lmt hutr, around the world. mowa, he makes fence• and howe, l'tjllll' a~Ci'!'l, remained a Pomeroy Senior High S<~O<II Build· poac you hoard Gabnol' horn Whore w01 II teil~d? Wh~re dl~ then "Hettie and I went to t~ qrcblell> wll!l bill lb lnaceeaajblc lnl on Wodq~day Sept. 211 at 7 p. rlaht now wuuld you be read)'" it land? Where do thay k""P il Johnacns In the evenlnll" or to attic p!ac01, ot&Oi ..Odtinl! an~ • m. In Room 14. Teachers and oth· At thi.J cue, a lurwus blast so II won't go oil again when Father Lodlle'• and dozeno of paeky hard blae- bud lnf11t1~n1 en wbo are ll\ltl'flted should "" trom tho tree. Porlah10ncrs some one lan't looking? others. the lower flocro which even ~II· port at thla meellnr. Offering of IWOCned, 120 rcpeote1! thCir liDS 1om of mod,rn chlordan• fajl~d children ai Apple Grove. thon and there. These are the d~mb, roo!y, Tholl small palnstaklna notea to oust, mel at the churcb • quostlons ol a layman (mel are veritable mirrors held up to ' l ' b >1r&d1ay eve~lng with a eourae, depjnda upon enrollment. Being ehldcd when Ihe hoa• whooe acquaintance with oclenco a de,r l diatabt <lal that Is as so... o (fO• know. Ura, or' ••lilt Swan as hoateaa. The ~ISMAL STAII1' found out, "Dow <oW them- '' such ·e hardly a cold. Enaliah, completely aone ai yeJterday's to by thl• lim~) one evening la•t bualneq waa transacted aad "11 a boy with ~ tin horn can flah ·type handBhake with 11. encwa. TileY take you baek, u Wlek he J\UI bulldJRed h~r o~t ~IIEnNNF. Wyo, 1 ft'IJhten you out of your wits But If they're goln~ to shoot at on atroni, aure wiDIS to a rrand of t~era and burtJed' tbe aad re1.Y)'~mltl' Eerie ··~'\ Stale oet. 7 r!laniiliil to serve' ~t will you do when you heat' you and me, wouldn't It be nice day In our countrr'• hlatory '1111!11 ha"ilnr taktjl out the 'il!l bone a~Qpted a· ie~ olog~n , for irt. Archon,el!" to know IIIli how much of a when truly "Emy man .... a wlndoWI, .,, the modern plumbCheyenne Tbul"i~Y- "Cheye6qenom.o,ol llrL loe •h•ot It Is, who'll otart It of/ and Xlnr" on hla OWft little r..-m. ~~· lftd Ute llle. date l'or, Tiie sunshine Capllal". The The article deacrlhe• Blahop abO\)t where 11 mlaht land, and hl4 ..,e Iold, with hiJ, own r 1008 col JWtl 11\Y weeplnr IUD didn't sblne all day. AlbUry who rou al 4 a '" dally would It kill a thousand people or lolled, q~es, and ~til loqllqr f!ll'ward to soni; Poul, Maaalllon and Carl prenhed ODe bour. later laurbt ·a coupl~ !'\!~on or maybe jusl And Ood "'" !here. Not IQit lnr the b9tntlful nell! home at Canal Fulton, an~ l~lleL 1 .' -'~1 Latfp, Oreek and Hebrew l(oof off I" I!IIIIIAI.i~Uc klllna Ill ail ill~ll!~i¥1, world full of which wlll 'rie !lnlahed In qllural llr. ana Uta. Jarrell Ferrell, and _ft 70, nearly blind, too lome a whale or two. fum,., tenaenels; ot>liltl, beat lndlalll ~ aioDo and I'm oure ){r. and Kra. l!ruce Farrell of 19 ,Ill In hla oad4lo without as We could 111ore lho whale, but the o,ther fellow first le(a get, will 111 ll'l~fuiiY and natutalif Spencer and Mrs, Cora IU!tdaman • •,, ~ be waa hoisted to hi• not elvllla~tlon. . ljlat , nli\Y'!Itl/ ~..-. rel!iJerator thl~l qd ,Iliff lo~y , 1\'Hn 1~\l'll ot Ftlr~' a~l ~~ndv, with • fill, otert1n1 a ttlp through ol~ AI of tbls moment, 1 hove o ho11111, o• wl e, take your chqlce. IU!'JP'l•4e~Utj 1t1f arll.lna ~I)' their nepheyt, lball Par1ona and Virllnla, (aUinr from hi• horse mlahty low op,lnlon of thin&• Lukie Johnson, vloltlna hel't' m.aaea. 1 doubt 11 you'd ever wlf• 'nd ' ilylnJ en ro~te Relentlllc, lor ,qe most "'rt. !rom l\o1noke, V•., and Pfi!ponont I!Dd ,1 mo"' l!fllet:l lite lot a lfl"'", •pending ''til• "Ainen of an The lhlnr'o •• muddled to a Cl thlllls tndwtrlal, el~~trle, pr. !~1, Wb l'!l~l ~ WJI· rnpijlljal WliJI hla •IIIQdt~~rent.l •ll'lltr ol ••horter> mere layman ai a 1Iaaa o! pro- l!<ulve (uahl) sal~ Oh, r-.. mandhij view practleilly to ttie Siders haJ rewho there as a 10111 doy Ohio Rlvilr water pulled there'• no doubt that thh Ohio ~fytr tq !l\t '"l •Ad llilr11.1!<L In Van Nuys, from tht very dtplh• ol t~lo atalc River Valley Ia golna tc become to Ute ~t!l'l~ Ifill "'!Ill wu accom· 1 altp~rt by ~i~~~,~~;~~po~ol~~ru~n~nl. ~nt~~lrom J!ills~urah to theIf l!uhr or oaya America Cairo, Illinois any one that " one mon ·Cl'ee~ J~al :Vallejl tov, IP~u ~Pif lA Ur! son, Lelaq~ lime to me I know I'm rolnl to Mlddl'pWI tvt>lpfcet hidl' explode. h~ bla onow lilt trt\Ck that llecauae-YIIbo really wanll Jl lfte Ql ch!I'Ct, it11•mber, " that way. R,.liy, I me•n. Once up- o! the 1111 Sn~'w IB 18110! Or on a time "How Green Was M.• line of some 70 or more lrll<,.,l •aaverlll taoiH'.w''" Valley", Counl me out:. But and vehicles or hll !o co:~u:r~,~~~~J!~. ••~•••' liod now. er, l!arade here tn •• A~d ihe IDDUJI fl!urth 1 J~t the abock ol my lite to. ·~1 1 at ~~~ belli down dll' •b~~ we turned at Chea~liq bit lit otrlp and prltate oo our to Clranl RIU C~1- 1111 !ar fi~DI> entf!l"prlsea way ou.t, wbero r~ •. Into, ll:eq(u!kf, Old' ...i!>~ow;lfh,Q.~i.bll> white, CIP~. 4114· ~Yen ·~· wh•"'; ,_ ~ • (!be old, ~~ b!!Y lhat Ufl. •n ~~ ta ! Bunyal an~ bla · ..... -=~­ • Dlll7 Sen!Jnot fOJiseroY:Mllldleport, 0., Sept. 20, lt.S'f-3 II 00 II SO 12·00 12·30 1 00 · I 30 4·00 .8;30 ~~ur~a.v ]:liwo~t J•~bOret 7··00.,. l'eif\i Copur. Show ' , a.OOta~he .PoJl\':'lleraen ~~how 1 8.30 'i!o\1# A !i,i!co~d ! _ 9·oo ER<o~ Ttle~W. 1 19·30 Your Jilt ti4,. ~ 10 00 News and Sportr:&•dlltiW 10 10 Njlewotoh ' • } l1 ,1 1210 Sltn OM • Queen For A1117 '' ' 'I , Satuidai ~t~~~~nel3 , Tbe Price 1s kllht Truth or Consequencu Tic Toe Dough !I Could Be YOU News Report Movietlme Bride ood Oruom 3·46 Mod6l'n Romance, 4:00 4:30 5.00 5:45 C~~ner Fedml Men 10 30 l'lews Hea~llnel 10.40 Nllewa,ch t2 00 To 1ight ·1100 Slin Off · ~· Sign On Today I ' -·-~ ----- g 45 Red llarber's I t ? 'TELEVISIO,H GUID'E WSAZ -TV Chan"el.~ Friday :o·oo (4) Maso\i County has not reyalu!id ill; ,surely our Mason County neighbors, when !bey know the facts, will see that their schools return to former, and even improved stand. We are certain that the majority of people ards. According to Irvin, the facts are these in Mason CouQty, however; when they are (1) School funds are down because property permitted to tno\11 why their schools are head· · assessments are below the state required mlm In~ downward I.!J$!e'd of upwar4, will gather !mum of 40 per cent of true value. the courage to demand action. They are not (2) When property assessments are below likely willing for long to per111lf Oblo, Penn· 40 per cent state assistence is reduced. sylvania, Kentucky and, VIrginia schools to (3) Next year the minimum will be 4i per outstrip them In education. 'I • - ·-· t' :;;::,' Fe-.d Mil Grbullng. Ave. , ;Middleport Radio Dial ..' Writer . OhYI ln_grahanl.,• ", I ·"PROVICO MILLING, a_.cl ·F ItT. tU ·.. , PHONE 130 ' �Jacke~ .~~~S Mm,rsvill~ Me~hodist WSCS Plans . . Middleport BPW J~·o:.~.:::~:-:~ , RummageSale~irstWeeklnOct. MdkesPla'nsFor Uney~ It predlted by Cilo.,wboiJi. Pla!!J wet~. made tpr ,, Rum aruesor aqd Mro. Clifford Phi' N . IWeek. 4iealed s. IJ'.'Johl)lon and ·D~ny !!Ill• Sale to !l't held ·~,~, llrown lips read an ~rtlele "Warm u~ ohona 1 Th~ Bi~days CHESTER .. ly r . ~·¥Ill OL..-~ ~ 'Undoy At p ., H · Mrs. Freda lll~r apent Jevetoi i1KrTIU days witb llr. and llrs. Cbarlea Zirkle )YOijld . OpeD at eiidl ' Flip ~ulldlng lp Ppmeloy .. the lint Your Church" by Roy L s,lvth Plan• for Natio I JJ i' Be~zlng, Silver Rldre. Heillld~·~~~~!~1.~ : Werry and Gary Bam!tz at' taek· '"'!fk In ~ctoller w)lea'.tbe Worn· after which the rroup ,; 011 "At Women'• Week wer': mao."~~··: visit' d ~d ~·~~~~n~: Smith llr. and~·· "!bert Pettit cele"Million Cinerama" ""' the p, . . , .lea ond oJJrry Welker at tbf,. pther ~:~l~~loft~~,~:g 1~J;;Ice Cajvaty" to eonelude t~e program: day eveniris wtien the 0 p~:1 iJ ae p;ti:~ ~I the s~. etJo;:: ~!~',"::'w::\:"~~liyof dJ~nhnret<·r topie· of the dtvouo111 ond pro. cuard. · · • , • h t W1d e ur· Durinll the business Se&!ion . committee •of the Middlc»oi1 Bu· Hoapi 1 p k b s d "" 11 · gram led by Mro John Elwood ,,. The backfi~ldis lnt.cet ,f~,l!llll • :b mi.. I e ~·r-~ ev.enlna ~t the ·Wilh Mr~. Willian) RuBieli, pre•!· ''"'"and Pro!csslon!l Women·• Mr ':nd'~::•:_a. d Wilt un, ay. 1~• tra are Fanny Lou. when' the WSCS of the Foreal fine ahowlng aaainijl Watiama Jail • ~~ ~J \ • dent, preolding a· money ma1dlj8 Clllb met the h f th · d · b ld · ymon on whq waa II Monday, Phylll!, 16 R6n Methodilt Church met Wed.' week ..Terry 'Ph\llln wiU, be It ""'"'.or~dlord •Nliaa .. presented project wa• discussed and named chai Ollln 1 N ~me " Olr an ,c I ren, Columhut, wer. Qn T!llldQO, lll)d Vanem Jean, 4 nelday evenia• at the home or • quarter, . Vernon , Htrilion · and ~.be R.~!am ulinr lor b~,r topic to a commltll!e were llr•. .Brooks r '· rs. an oore. 1 Tweckend aue•ts or Mr. and llrs. on Wedn'lldtr• . , . M Ch Rodn'Y, Spenotr atba~p ".IIW ...,.ge 11.01!1' .W~rld? Group Sayre, Mra. Karl Grue~tr and The Busin.., Women's Week , homo! Weber. llra. !label Pettit, Pomeroy, waa "· ' r1•ty Baor, . Minersville by Jr. Hawtbome at lull~ack . elnllinJ opened .the meettng IG~ Mro. Lotta Spencer. I starts sunday sept 22 and iiSis r Mr. and MtJ. Charles Goegleln I gueat al'lbe dinner and pre~en~ wllh Mrs. WIIUam . Fllher ..... PIOlll'llli: · • .Cbaunee~ coached fly. dotit. Bill lowed with p•ayer by .Mra. Sidle The meeting closed wilh the Mil· until the 29th. Th~' local ·,juj, Flatwooao, opeat an neaing ed the tlrll with 1 decorall!d biJ1/I· hosll!u. · ,.smtt~. •whe 1o a ,..ter 91 the· Brown. Scripture roadtnr of Mat ·Pih benediction. Durin& the social will begin the week'• celebralio~t With llr. and Mrl. Clayton Allen. ~YV ea ~ndl~hlldbed .."Happy Birth· \ Group 1tngin, or "Jesus Call• . pr!:i:'edauaa.~at~,i·~~~r:~· "'lbtle Will(, bas a Joq b~t ~ilb be~ 9,~ by lira. llaag pre· hour • desu.rt oourse was s~rved Sunday when all memberi ore Mr. and Mrs. lloy ·Cbrilty were • •• '~ ren · . I Us" opened lh• devotionft and members · team. Smith's ba_ekfleld Ia .vfleran ,, .. ~~ • · ~k ~n ·tbe loPi.c by lira. by Mr~ No1man McCallum and urged to altend lhe church of her re<ent dinner guest• or Mr. and Other atfendlnr tbe dmner were talks W!l'!l liven \;y ltrs '.lacar ith . aM heavy, however, belne led 'by . D.roo•• sayre, after whieb ques- Mrs. Karl Grueser to lho'l' named choice. lira. Virgil Wood, Belpre. John Rly.Un. Fullertotr., Ky., and Imboden on "The r~ur~h "'h 1 w a • l11lbsok Tommy Kranyilo and lions on th~ f~ple were di~uased. above And .~188 Katie Beehl, Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Doroel Bentz and Mr. and llro. Pettit and their ehll· Only World Commu~it•"; · Mr," Ito }olerll Xeloenberg, fulibie~. ¥ ~lele One Doctor and His Hosmer Roush, Mrs. Earl Renshaw Mrs. Wesley Fry, pmident. ehoidren o.r Akron are apendlng dren. Ch ie 'Ba "A N ' S . · Woi1d was read by Mr!. Karl , and Mro. Stella Grueser mel with the commlllee and a week wolh llr. and llrs. J. 11. ar 1 er, ew Pirlt It waa a(reed Much wut depend lonlibt upon - other members are Mrs. 0. B: Bentz and Helen. WALSH ~ICTORY Abroad" and Mrs. Fred Neale the ehurcb how the Panther line bol~ a(~nst Joclks I Stou' ~Irs. Allen Jenkinson, Mrs. Mr and Mrs Marion Wood NEW YORK UP- It was u "Work in World Community in I' to eount .-lea ., lhe opinner s)anto •and 'direct , n• , Clara Murray. . and ·daughter, .Jerry and Mrs. rreat day lor the Walsh family Other Lands." . Re!mhmetiia w -~l'ftJ! plunges of Kran)'lk and Kellen· Ullil Chrilty were dinner guests Thuraday at 'Belmont Part when Mrs. Alfred Yeaugcr spoke on the b..,~.,· , 4ol~illj!-~-. bere. The ends will have ~eal of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Chrillty in lndepende~et won the Broad HoJ. "Work In World Community in bour .work, too, as Smith'• out.!ide aame, . honor or Mrs Ullie Chrisl3's low Steepleehue Hando<ap. The Our Land"; Mrs. Rwz Wallon, Mn <like Jim Vennarl's at HUUalid, Ia CINCINNATI UP - George birthday. son of the !rub-bred Nasru11ah .. "Receiving Churches llfcome Bally • rated above par. , Steinman and Jlmlll)' ~In(, prom· . If owned b): lira. Mike Walih. train- sending Chureheo"; Mn, Mark Jacob Ch . lnent Cincinnati area 'joekeya Carl N. S:Mh wos elected as Mn. Pauline Ridenour under· ed by her husband, and wa, rid· Evans, "Misalont and J:lilplaeed wood t 'be:;~ncey, Wl~\:"ilpre, ~~.~in( were \rUled ~ff the turf Thunday worthy masll!r for the new year, 5 went surtrery at the Holler Ho~ den by their nephew, Tommy. Mr. and A!n. Dean SI!IIIIWOOd a" •• one o e wo -te~~ns to by Kentuclry Jlacewa Stewards when tl,e Pomeroy ijend Grange , pltal Mo~day. d h'ldre d M d ·.)leah In the Bu*eye . conferen<e on c~arle 8 ol collabo t0 f met Wcd~usriay evening ut the •Mary Cleland celehrated her Mr. and lin. Clayton· Alien . E.UTIRN DEBUT ~Y i.,'n.,h ~n:nehiid~;:, I Koo•- aftqnopJ ;Of ClaSI A acHoola. Laij ,)l'ee& the J 1 ra • .,. IX . DAV bali. seventh bo~thday lasl week anrl and Bill were in Parkenbur& WEW _, Jll~e DevUs trounced Neloonv!Ue race. her omolher, Mrs. Drucie Cleland Salurda•. They also visJ'ted llr. VORK UP- Fleet Nmul- erlburg were Sundly gueBII of the 1 W. E. Coyle, 'former ..... . Ot'her .orr·leers e1" ted were was as!ts ted bY Mary's .grandmo- and M,.. I u ...~.., I Letart rdf ·v-••· ·N.ot...,.., Flnie• Jr. ' eteward re~ Donald "atlae• and. lab, who won three of his four John ,_., · ~~s~r.~~tbe Keiltuely Rating Floyd · Spenee, overseer; Ch ar 1es ther, Mrs. Jessoe· M''.o and . Miss Donna Kay at lltlpre. '" • ilaru . at Hollywood Par•• th1·1 J,. ' ol tbe Jlaltway r... Llwar. steward; Bill Lake, assistant Flo Hurley. Games were played Mrs. Mojlle Bookman attended oum"\er, will make hi• el!tern I ·j.. ,, the liienaea ot' both lteward; M"• 1'. A. Hewetson, and prl!es -won by Elaine Davis the Homeoomin• at Old Town debrt today in the six-furlong • . ·b& su.O...:W, ehaplaon; C. L. Heaton, treaourer; Candace Bahr and •Jerry Daven· Flats. • Ant <ipatlon Pune al Belmont · ••-r• Mrs . Frane! • Moms, · · secretary; port . ' Mr. and Mra. Ro•er Buc•t•• fP4t-. Aihambran, au Invader John Tertell. gate keeper; llrs • • ~ rqm Cb.lc1,10, also Is ent.red in =====t~~~~~.efg• D-.: •• Christine Lake, Ceres; Mrs. cari The decorated cake and lee ••d dau~ter of Retdavllle art · the tupeup lor next Saturdiy'• fl MIUI'IlJ N. SDjith,' Pomona, Mrs. c. L. Heat· cream were served with lavon; spendlnf • 'rew weeka lrilh lira. futurity. , · · on l'lor Cb 1 R of balloons and toy hats. Guests Eva Bajiey lllld oon Stevie. • · ij. uftttN ,,... · '· a;~ ar ~!ana ess, Indy included those named above and 1 Mrs. Donna ltendall and dau· HAYMOND WiNS WJTR EAtH liEVD\It \~, Jllll)o ft&an ass•atant ' ewar and Herman Judy Jobb, Marta Kay Ffubbard ehters. Weirton, are opendin& n .PI:BBLE BEACH, Calil. UP8110 11NTED PICfURE .;""knoCked out' }Var~er, executive comiRittee Debby Collopy, Susan Ohlinget: few dtll't wllb Mr. aad Mn. Ho· Carl U.Y\"Ond of Los AngeiOJ · t'eiiPie• • • Elizabeth, N. Charles Legar, worthy maater Cathy and Betty Rae RuaeU bart Smalley. · wan the California Senior Boll presided at the meeting which M~rilyn Stumbo, Jc!frey Bona:. Mr. and Mn. C. N. J~n"" spent ehampionahipse Thursday •wilb ; • . OPenoM with the pledge to the flag. MIChael Fee. Chipper Hlll!gerty, the. weekend at Blaekl•ck with 36-hole ~ore of 148. Adrian Me· 1 ritiisNo: Cllit - Julian Velas· A eommunieatlon was read from Barbara and Patty Bailey, Caroiyil the1r daull!ter l~d family, Mr M~nu, of Freono, a two-time QUea,' ;131,1~ ;Jiabt:a, CaiH., TKOd the State Grange and a thank you Searles, Gail Norton, ldJorta Wh· and MrJ. Ed llomoon. They also e~amplqn, finished second with 1 Dom ~ 112; Oakland, (10). note from Mrs. Hank· Young for son, ,sandra Clatworthy, Jfiobaei attended the Joaea family rean· Ul• nowers and cards. Gress~ Tommy Leon"d Larry Jon at the borne of llr. and lira: .. • •• ....... 0ame - AI Horn, and Harold Vanoe, Junto; Cleland Claude El~r. Patalaska. ~~~~11••,:; ', .. An officer! conference wao an- and ~'red Riley. Mr. IDd llrL John Rllard ~d 1'JI.rt'e Oamea ,,k" Kaiser, nouneed lor Monday evening Sept· o aon, Calilweil, vl.!lted • Sunday ·· · ~-J · ember SO · at the Rock Springs ''!!h]bed Croy and sister, Hro. OliO lohDaoo accompanied llr. Slnale Game l .:.. ,Kaiser,, Grange Hall. Al•o announced was Bossie Eisei•tei•. 111d lira. IIArley Johnaon and son ' 'l . a work shop to be held at the Mrs. Hora,ee Karr, Mrs. Pauj liArley Edmond, to Charleston .,; I . ..,;ANDI""• Salisbury Sch.~ol on De<. B. Karr and Mn. David K~blentz SWrda.v to \'tlit thoir •iller and II ~· .....1 loll' 1 ~pent Tu d · p kwsb brotber·ln·law, Mr. aod Mn. A. 1. .. • • w. L. •· Ole and Heines, home eeo· t' ur deollray 'R" aMr urg, Reuler. ~-·Ab~t 8 3 nomt~ chairman and Mrs. Dayton 1 $ an s. a~ orris !pent -...,,--:-:=-:----8 few daY• here at the Richard neiday ,.. d Thursday with her · ~11 Tayern B 3 Striilkiand, youth challm,n, will SpOrt qenter 5 4 present !he proRram at llie next Mro. B. F. Parmllce, presftk!ll~ Fick home. sister, lllr•. Henry Bailey, l'lat· } ' Amorleln •(;orion 4 5 meeting on Wednesday, Ocl. 16. presided when the Busy Bee ,•=M=r=s.;;:De:::;nzl=-1=C;;;Iel;;;aD;;;d;;;';;pe;;;b=l;;;W;o.eO.~.:;W;;ood;•;;·-=-=-;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;.,,I Davis-Warne~ 3 8 At th' elooie of the meeting eid· Class met Thursdlll' at the First I Kaiser . 3 6 er and doughnuts were served to Baptist Church with Mro. Homer SIASONS· HiGHS the members and three guests, Hysell as devotional lead~r. Her · h,.~That tnaJvldual, 3 ilamel _ l. Lewio , Julie !lewetson and Millie and lopic was "The Value of the ,~ I . Droldenba~ ~· Cl\uekte LeBar. ' Bible" tnd the service Included .·I• Always (lreal! '•' llldlvldual ,l Game - Warner, Scripture reading, meditation GOOp : S.NAC~ TOO 2ft... ...,1111111 prayer and a poem 'The Bible.". Tl!am 3 Gll'mee - Kaiser, 1955. Mrs. Parmalee reponed on the ~~~~WL~~A:: canteen for the Blood Mobile Unit whlc~ was a projeot of the • ' • . ' . . • >l' ' ~r:!!l!llbo!eh class this summer. Mrs. Johu '·~·'. Ai~ti':~l'''' 'N•Jlu.,• v• ''177 Mrs Rleh\rd' Cam~tieU assisted ~yqns ,wa, n,med on a gift com· •. . ' ' ;,: Lewis 172 by Mrs. Henry Reibel, Mr1. AI· l"lttee. lllldtlltP911 J:·Hora U9 bert Hendricks and Mn. Thomas Mrs Beulah White closed the '"3:=;s;=::::z::~~~~;~;;;;:~~=i";;;;;;;;;;;~j Cook entertained the p.,t Coon· bu1incss meeling wilh a prayer !ii cilors of Theodopu1 Counctr Dau. and also was in charge of the ghters of America, - Wednesday program for the' evening. Mrs evening at her home East Main .While read a poem "Habits, street , Grandma and Meel" and conduct. . ed a "Wishing' W I" game' Mrs . . Sctlplure ·~~dong by Mrs. Rei- F'rances llearh~ read a~other bel followed by the Lord's Pray- poem "If JesUs Came To Your er and pledge to the flag, opened House." I\' J 1/ the meeting. Mrs. Max Meiuhart preaident, presided at the shorl Birthdays of Mrs. John Lyons TillS AD MAY NOT SENSE ., business session, Mrs. Oval Did· Mrs. C. E. Hoyt, Mr!. J M Arehe; BUT IT WILL SAVE YOU Jl()LLARS! · ~n . die was ~~ported cnnfinc~ lo her Mrs C~arle• White and Mrs Pearl home wJth a broken tee recciv- Hoffman Were recognized. Mr.s ed in a tall. , Lawrence Bing and Mrs. charles '' ' I _l . White were reported as recover1.1 OUR, ,INI LJNI.. Dll. AUTOMATIC W.UHiiS, DRYIRS, OPEN EVENINGS UNTIL 10:00 P.M. Gam~ were played and prtzes ing from recent illnesses. Convenient Budget 'Terms ·ot I. award~d to Mrs. Paul Grueser, I Our 10111 YRefrigemton Servlre 1 • tmtGiU.'n111.4.••• · , MISI Erna J~ase; Mrs. Bentt Mrs. Beblah White, Mrs. Jacob Moore's Busy Wolfe, and Mrs. Bemiee Darst TurQer, Mrs. Bearbs, Miss Em· ,I: A il)ad course was served by rna Matthews and Mrs. D. E. the hoste.,es to lhose named · Roush were the .hostesse• and PHONE Below llllb Sthoolla Middleport •btlve ~n~ Mrs Addle Grueser, ser~ed a salad course in the pemeroy 11;!4!1-·..., .I: · 1 . • Mrs. ct•ude Darst aud Mrs. AI· oburch, dining I!!Oom Sl}f.een Phoae Middleport bert Woodard. members were present. 1 ·!r I 1 !..... ett t ome . Meeting 1 M an•. 0 I TO THE ·· ~ srom MEIGS MOTOR ' DESK i COMPANY N. ~OOND A,VE. With. ~thony '\'· MIDDI.EPORT Bowl'l,ng H.19hi' . hts . 19 ' : FOR THI \ 7th B' thd ay CeIebrated I' r DEAL. I • . '' ' l hf'. FREE t.a. METAL FRAME ONE DAY ONLY! ' .~oll't hwe ·~o. Z.· · ..·...an '"a7!.111ne up . . UHif_., SATURDAY, SlrTEMBER 2ht Jb"" .,.,...., .............. first Baptis't Busy Bee ClaS"'" Mee ng I He..,ld • I WtTH YOUR Chevrolet 2Door · ...... :.... · $1195 ; seat covers,. ' . 1 . 1 Buick 2 DOor .. ··· .... ·· .. •• · .. $1195 : Real sharp red and white ilntsh .aet off wllh. white wall :; . tires. Dyuafiow drtv!;'heater, new Slat IC~Vera. SeeJt tt i 1 .' MAR·fll 1954 • ..... ~:., day. 1 , 0 SMtJBILE .. .. .. .. .. $1195 ' . 1953 ·Bulclt Beautiful Z·tone, Ivory over blue. 2·Door Hardtop, Su· per 88. I.Deai owner. \ I Pop~lar I Belvedere •Door. Interior ll~e new. Heater, pd tlm,lltiiJe flnlah. · v.a motor, 1954 ctivRdLET ·············· $895 t.Door ledan. llet~tlful kone green lhiilh. Spotleaa it> tcrlor, aood rubber, euaranteed all ~he war, healor. 1t53 Iuper JUICK ......... "........ $1095 liArd~. ·DJnallow. radio, ported 111'111, tilue and Ivory flnlali. ~eater, oeat lzaak.· Walton League Chester, Ohio eovera, StJNDAY, SEPf. 22 . &:· , Noon till Dark Trap and Still Targets a.Door Sedaa.l#ll mUt110. Sharp ln1ilk. and out. 11eat· Home and Molor ill perfect ahape. OIVROLO ·.... ·.. ·.... · $645 1952 D.tut WOII!! cltltl lnterler, loo41 111'11, 2·10.,. blul tblllh. ,.,_.,,.., ndlo·ud hl!lter. PlYMOUlM..... ·.. ·........ $545 951 ,__l'JI'I.fl!lll'·; l!t~rbi'!'··011t.Orlilnal bllllk anlail, tto4 Oae of ._.,. bard to lind i 1151 GI~OLO .. · .... · .... · $525 UODI\ 11ft bite~~ ftnllll. Wo and ......,, o.l1111t Pllfllllnr m...a. P0111«1114e ~·~~~~~ .. 1951 NASH .. ·.... ·"· .. ·.. ·.. · $34$ A IINIIII!ul a.Door Hardtop Rtmbler with radio, heater 1114 ~~~. Hm h one that wUI aiv. fOil real tCOh· $995.J ,· . · 1 ,. • •• r: ..., . ''/ ' tESTAURANf ... ·:. Oi~~t., ' . NIW 19,$8 ·MODELS • A~NIV:ERSARV~. · R 3 ~INITH. TV· bncf ..lADIOS SAL. z N I MAKE QOUMC>tirr t,iOD.Ls AR.Jvi~G $00N . Sel'fice Entrance . Second St. ~pplionces Hotpoint ~~L~~. APPLIA~CE Stores . Fife Refrigeration m s. Third.... . eua:r • •· Iii·••" .. ~aeon 1 .. 388-Y COME .IN and .SELEO FROM OUR BIG .SELEOION.OF QUAliTY USED ' SMiTH· CLOTHlNG ' lOTH Past Councilors Of DQf AHold M :: eet Wednesday . MAKE 1 '" fil • ' FOlD .................... $195 ff, ·· glass, powet . steering, 1 po.cer · l!l:~4ii. powtr wlmlows, . ·,. power se•ts, dynaflow, radio, Jieater. You ciluldn't w~nt ;, '· .. more. ' PLYMOUTH ·........... $1365 1955 Rolll1111stir ~v~ c~, , , .,. ., · '' Hal'd Top linlllb~d In tw9 !,one green. Tinted J::;:==t::========:::::::;:::=:; FA'IOrttTE DATE ... 1955 Dark green flnllh with excellent tires. New heater and standard shiftfor real economy. SMITH STU.DIO .WOLF PEN A 1955 p::. ru-.1.,... l;O, uweU, ' · ..OF A L:IFE TIME '' . ' 'ln.. PHONE 6371 or &023 •· Mary Cl eIon d's ICers ew - DODGE 1956 . . ' 1956 FORD 1955 DODGE .' Custom Royal 4 Door Sedan, Jla. ' DODGE. J955 ' 1955 Royal 4 Door Sewn, Radio, Heater & , Powerfllte Trans. BeauU!ul '1111ree Ton& Paint. Customline VB 4 Door Sedan, Radio, Heater & Fordomatlr Trana., Blue 1Finish. dio, Heater 6 Powarllite Trantl. Like New, Only 3&,1100 Adual Miles. CorolliOI Lancer llarotoD 2 Dr.• RaaJt; Heater lc Powerflite Trant., Three, Tone Paint, One Core!ul Local OWner. "$229$ $1.895 $1195 $1191 DODGE CGronet VB • Door Sedan, Jla. dill. Heo..., ~ Powerlllte Trant, Two 'fune Finish, Only 22,000 Actual Miles. ' I'll-......~ .,_~ Tone C«onet " ' • nnr.b. . $1765 •, ' 953 DOD~E CHEVROLn ·· ····· ·• ··.·· · $195 . . . · \ 1 Heater. latta food Urtt. let .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. $a95 V"8 Club Coupe, Heater & Defroster. Red Finish. 1952 OLDSMOaiLE ...... ·.. ·•.. ·.. ·.. · $695 . S8 t· Do9l' Sedan, Radio, Heater & Automatic Transmlaalon Real Sharp,!l,r~Greenrtp!•~.. · · "'". lbdlo. lltallll. Bilek filltllh. A till' J, Yllil elift' Pltll by, 1952 PLYMOUTH .......... :........ :.. $595 FORD ".'.""·:" I"""· .. " r 21l0or Sedan, V8 lloto(. Radio & Heoter. · '19(1 1955 • A.M. 'rC • P.M. :: ~1--l"-(N....... Sdtlol) ptYMdUTH . " ................. $375 $1495 · .£oy~ • ·~~iq, ~ • '!rater, · ·'&, l'olfefnlte Tranmiiss_lon, VB Mo-, 4 "' " - .,.11! 1 PlYMOUTH .......... :....... .. · 1954 .$1095 Belvedere 4 Door Sedan, Jlletter & De~, ·A Cream PUll Only 18,000 Actual Miles. · ' DE·SOTO :.... ............ :., ... 1953 ~ .$IJ5 Firedo111e 4 Door Sedall, Jladlo, Heoter' .\'lll'oilnltle 'lftiUmliaian PoweriSteennr,AStealat~IIPrlce. ~952 8 • 1 BUICK ............. ', .. :., ..• :.. .1$695 Spf)elal 4 DOOr Sedall. Radio, Heater ' Club Coul>f, Radio, Heater &Defroster-. 11!'4'11" I raf.i I T'"O Get Pome r,Oy Bend Ban From-Traeks Grange El. ects N Off'• 1ft Tltle Bout I I ll.ll~Gn)ltlc Trmlsmiasien .• """"" ................. ,..r .. .. .$545• • JJ•9ory520ve=nlsh. Carone! 4 Door Sedan, Heator·lo ~11¥f;_(ioey'over ~ Finiab. PlYMOUTH •'·• ..··' • ••• •.." ·"·' , · · " · ·" $3u . 1~ '· 1951 _, D Sed $1195 $1 PlYMOUTH ..... · 1955 >L " .. · ··· ··· 4 Door Sedan, R•~ • ~ -.n... t CJ!Inder, over Green Fipllll. ;"r--·· ~ PLYMOUTH .. ,.......... · 19$4 ····;•~ Z Door Sedan,lllalo, lleiter .,l'l,~~jzlllt1 ~lll!nil!llon, ' Filtsh. . : · 1953 ~=r Sedan, Radio, Hrlter 1o Autolllltle Tranamlsoion, STUDPAKBt ..... ·, . :..."........ . 1952 DODGE •·"" •" ••" "" '" " .. \ Cerone! Club COUpe, lla4i~. Heater ' G)'l'Orllalie Trlllillll New Paint. Ra4yto Go. CHRYSUI ·•.. · · .. ' .............·· 1952 lml>'l'iaH Door sedan: Raato • Reita'. · · · sON.s·.co•.~ ··CptNII MIL~~::;~:.:·;.;;,;...... . , Jloatoii"'lo Defhtlt Bl ~ · lfll~!·~1 . MIDDI.EPOIT, OH'IO �Jacke~ .~~~S Mm,rsvill~ Me~hodist WSCS Plans . . Middleport BPW J~·o:.~.:::~:-:~ , RummageSale~irstWeeklnOct. MdkesPla'nsFor Uney~ It predlted by Cilo.,wboiJi. Pla!!J wet~. made tpr ,, Rum aruesor aqd Mro. Clifford Phi' N . IWeek. 4iealed s. IJ'.'Johl)lon and ·D~ny !!Ill• Sale to !l't held ·~,~, llrown lips read an ~rtlele "Warm u~ ohona 1 Th~ Bi~days CHESTER .. ly r . ~·¥Ill OL..-~ ~ 'Undoy At p ., H · Mrs. Freda lll~r apent Jevetoi i1KrTIU days witb llr. and llrs. Cbarlea Zirkle )YOijld . OpeD at eiidl ' Flip ~ulldlng lp Ppmeloy .. the lint Your Church" by Roy L s,lvth Plan• for Natio I JJ i' Be~zlng, Silver Rldre. Heillld~·~~~~!~1.~ : Werry and Gary Bam!tz at' taek· '"'!fk In ~ctoller w)lea'.tbe Worn· after which the rroup ,; 011 "At Women'• Week wer': mao."~~··: visit' d ~d ~·~~~~n~: Smith llr. and~·· "!bert Pettit cele"Million Cinerama" ""' the p, . . , .lea ond oJJrry Welker at tbf,. pther ~:~l~~loft~~,~:g 1~J;;Ice Cajvaty" to eonelude t~e program: day eveniris wtien the 0 p~:1 iJ ae p;ti:~ ~I the s~. etJo;:: ~!~',"::'w::\:"~~liyof dJ~nhnret<·r topie· of the dtvouo111 ond pro. cuard. · · • , • h t W1d e ur· Durinll the business Se&!ion . committee •of the Middlc»oi1 Bu· Hoapi 1 p k b s d "" 11 · gram led by Mro John Elwood ,,. The backfi~ldis lnt.cet ,f~,l!llll • :b mi.. I e ~·r-~ ev.enlna ~t the ·Wilh Mr~. Willian) RuBieli, pre•!· ''"'"and Pro!csslon!l Women·• Mr ':nd'~::•:_a. d Wilt un, ay. 1~• tra are Fanny Lou. when' the WSCS of the Foreal fine ahowlng aaainijl Watiama Jail • ~~ ~J \ • dent, preolding a· money ma1dlj8 Clllb met the h f th · d · b ld · ymon on whq waa II Monday, Phylll!, 16 R6n Methodilt Church met Wed.' week ..Terry 'Ph\llln wiU, be It ""'"'.or~dlord •Nliaa .. presented project wa• discussed and named chai Ollln 1 N ~me " Olr an ,c I ren, Columhut, wer. Qn T!llldQO, lll)d Vanem Jean, 4 nelday evenia• at the home or • quarter, . Vernon , Htrilion · and ~.be R.~!am ulinr lor b~,r topic to a commltll!e were llr•. .Brooks r '· rs. an oore. 1 Tweckend aue•ts or Mr. and llrs. on Wedn'lldtr• . , . M Ch Rodn'Y, Spenotr atba~p ".IIW ...,.ge 11.01!1' .W~rld? Group Sayre, Mra. Karl Grue~tr and The Busin.., Women's Week , homo! Weber. llra. !label Pettit, Pomeroy, waa "· ' r1•ty Baor, . Minersville by Jr. Hawtbome at lull~ack . elnllinJ opened .the meettng IG~ Mro. Lotta Spencer. I starts sunday sept 22 and iiSis r Mr. and MtJ. Charles Goegleln I gueat al'lbe dinner and pre~en~ wllh Mrs. WIIUam . Fllher ..... PIOlll'llli: · • .Cbaunee~ coached fly. dotit. Bill lowed with p•ayer by .Mra. Sidle The meeting closed wilh the Mil· until the 29th. Th~' local ·,juj, Flatwooao, opeat an neaing ed the tlrll with 1 decorall!d biJ1/I· hosll!u. · ,.smtt~. •whe 1o a ,..ter 91 the· Brown. Scripture roadtnr of Mat ·Pih benediction. Durin& the social will begin the week'• celebralio~t With llr. and Mrl. Clayton Allen. ~YV ea ~ndl~hlldbed .."Happy Birth· \ Group 1tngin, or "Jesus Call• . pr!:i:'edauaa.~at~,i·~~~r:~· "'lbtle Will(, bas a Joq b~t ~ilb be~ 9,~ by lira. llaag pre· hour • desu.rt oourse was s~rved Sunday when all memberi ore Mr. and Mrs. lloy ·Cbrilty were • •• '~ ren · . I Us" opened lh• devotionft and members · team. Smith's ba_ekfleld Ia .vfleran ,, .. ~~ • · ~k ~n ·tbe loPi.c by lira. by Mr~ No1man McCallum and urged to altend lhe church of her re<ent dinner guest• or Mr. and Other atfendlnr tbe dmner were talks W!l'!l liven \;y ltrs '.lacar ith . aM heavy, however, belne led 'by . D.roo•• sayre, after whieb ques- Mrs. Karl Grueser to lho'l' named choice. lira. Virgil Wood, Belpre. John Rly.Un. Fullertotr., Ky., and Imboden on "The r~ur~h "'h 1 w a • l11lbsok Tommy Kranyilo and lions on th~ f~ple were di~uased. above And .~188 Katie Beehl, Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Doroel Bentz and Mr. and llro. Pettit and their ehll· Only World Commu~it•"; · Mr," Ito }olerll Xeloenberg, fulibie~. ¥ ~lele One Doctor and His Hosmer Roush, Mrs. Earl Renshaw Mrs. Wesley Fry, pmident. ehoidren o.r Akron are apendlng dren. Ch ie 'Ba "A N ' S . · Woi1d was read by Mr!. Karl , and Mro. Stella Grueser mel with the commlllee and a week wolh llr. and llrs. J. 11. ar 1 er, ew Pirlt It waa a(reed Much wut depend lonlibt upon - other members are Mrs. 0. B: Bentz and Helen. WALSH ~ICTORY Abroad" and Mrs. Fred Neale the ehurcb how the Panther line bol~ a(~nst Joclks I Stou' ~Irs. Allen Jenkinson, Mrs. Mr and Mrs Marion Wood NEW YORK UP- It was u "Work in World Community in I' to eount .-lea ., lhe opinner s)anto •and 'direct , n• , Clara Murray. . and ·daughter, .Jerry and Mrs. rreat day lor the Walsh family Other Lands." . Re!mhmetiia w -~l'ftJ! plunges of Kran)'lk and Kellen· Ullil Chrilty were dinner guests Thuraday at 'Belmont Part when Mrs. Alfred Yeaugcr spoke on the b..,~.,· , 4ol~illj!-~-. bere. The ends will have ~eal of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Chrillty in lndepende~et won the Broad HoJ. "Work In World Community in bour .work, too, as Smith'• out.!ide aame, . honor or Mrs Ullie Chrisl3's low Steepleehue Hando<ap. The Our Land"; Mrs. Rwz Wallon, Mn <like Jim Vennarl's at HUUalid, Ia CINCINNATI UP - George birthday. son of the !rub-bred Nasru11ah .. "Receiving Churches llfcome Bally • rated above par. , Steinman and Jlmlll)' ~In(, prom· . If owned b): lira. Mike Walih. train- sending Chureheo"; Mn, Mark Jacob Ch . lnent Cincinnati area 'joekeya Carl N. S:Mh wos elected as Mn. Pauline Ridenour under· ed by her husband, and wa, rid· Evans, "Misalont and J:lilplaeed wood t 'be:;~ncey, Wl~\:"ilpre, ~~.~in( were \rUled ~ff the turf Thunday worthy masll!r for the new year, 5 went surtrery at the Holler Ho~ den by their nephew, Tommy. Mr. and A!n. Dean SI!IIIIWOOd a" •• one o e wo -te~~ns to by Kentuclry Jlacewa Stewards when tl,e Pomeroy ijend Grange , pltal Mo~day. d h'ldre d M d ·.)leah In the Bu*eye . conferen<e on c~arle 8 ol collabo t0 f met Wcd~usriay evening ut the •Mary Cleland celehrated her Mr. and lin. Clayton· Alien . E.UTIRN DEBUT ~Y i.,'n.,h ~n:nehiid~;:, I Koo•- aftqnopJ ;Of ClaSI A acHoola. Laij ,)l'ee& the J 1 ra • .,. IX . DAV bali. seventh bo~thday lasl week anrl and Bill were in Parkenbur& WEW _, Jll~e DevUs trounced Neloonv!Ue race. her omolher, Mrs. Drucie Cleland Salurda•. They also visJ'ted llr. VORK UP- Fleet Nmul- erlburg were Sundly gueBII of the 1 W. E. Coyle, 'former ..... . Ot'her .orr·leers e1" ted were was as!ts ted bY Mary's .grandmo- and M,.. I u ...~.., I Letart rdf ·v-••· ·N.ot...,.., Flnie• Jr. ' eteward re~ Donald "atlae• and. lab, who won three of his four John ,_., · ~~s~r.~~tbe Keiltuely Rating Floyd · Spenee, overseer; Ch ar 1es ther, Mrs. Jessoe· M''.o and . Miss Donna Kay at lltlpre. '" • ilaru . at Hollywood Par•• th1·1 J,. ' ol tbe Jlaltway r... Llwar. steward; Bill Lake, assistant Flo Hurley. Games were played Mrs. Mojlle Bookman attended oum"\er, will make hi• el!tern I ·j.. ,, the liienaea ot' both lteward; M"• 1'. A. Hewetson, and prl!es -won by Elaine Davis the Homeoomin• at Old Town debrt today in the six-furlong • . ·b& su.O...:W, ehaplaon; C. L. Heaton, treaourer; Candace Bahr and •Jerry Daven· Flats. • Ant <ipatlon Pune al Belmont · ••-r• Mrs . Frane! • Moms, · · secretary; port . ' Mr. and Mra. Ro•er Buc•t•• fP4t-. Aihambran, au Invader John Tertell. gate keeper; llrs • • ~ rqm Cb.lc1,10, also Is ent.red in =====t~~~~~.efg• D-.: •• Christine Lake, Ceres; Mrs. cari The decorated cake and lee ••d dau~ter of Retdavllle art · the tupeup lor next Saturdiy'• fl MIUI'IlJ N. SDjith,' Pomona, Mrs. c. L. Heat· cream were served with lavon; spendlnf • 'rew weeka lrilh lira. futurity. , · · on l'lor Cb 1 R of balloons and toy hats. Guests Eva Bajiey lllld oon Stevie. • · ij. uftttN ,,... · '· a;~ ar ~!ana ess, Indy included those named above and 1 Mrs. Donna ltendall and dau· HAYMOND WiNS WJTR EAtH liEVD\It \~, Jllll)o ft&an ass•atant ' ewar and Herman Judy Jobb, Marta Kay Ffubbard ehters. Weirton, are opendin& n .PI:BBLE BEACH, Calil. UP8110 11NTED PICfURE .;""knoCked out' }Var~er, executive comiRittee Debby Collopy, Susan Ohlinget: few dtll't wllb Mr. aad Mn. Ho· Carl U.Y\"Ond of Los AngeiOJ · t'eiiPie• • • Elizabeth, N. Charles Legar, worthy maater Cathy and Betty Rae RuaeU bart Smalley. · wan the California Senior Boll presided at the meeting which M~rilyn Stumbo, Jc!frey Bona:. Mr. and Mn. C. N. J~n"" spent ehampionahipse Thursday •wilb ; • . OPenoM with the pledge to the flag. MIChael Fee. Chipper Hlll!gerty, the. weekend at Blaekl•ck with 36-hole ~ore of 148. Adrian Me· 1 ritiisNo: Cllit - Julian Velas· A eommunieatlon was read from Barbara and Patty Bailey, Caroiyil the1r daull!ter l~d family, Mr M~nu, of Freono, a two-time QUea,' ;131,1~ ;Jiabt:a, CaiH., TKOd the State Grange and a thank you Searles, Gail Norton, ldJorta Wh· and MrJ. Ed llomoon. They also e~amplqn, finished second with 1 Dom ~ 112; Oakland, (10). note from Mrs. Hank· Young for son, ,sandra Clatworthy, Jfiobaei attended the Joaea family rean· Ul• nowers and cards. Gress~ Tommy Leon"d Larry Jon at the borne of llr. and lira: .. • •• ....... 0ame - AI Horn, and Harold Vanoe, Junto; Cleland Claude El~r. Patalaska. ~~~~11••,:; ', .. An officer! conference wao an- and ~'red Riley. Mr. IDd llrL John Rllard ~d 1'JI.rt'e Oamea ,,k" Kaiser, nouneed lor Monday evening Sept· o aon, Calilweil, vl.!lted • Sunday ·· · ~-J · ember SO · at the Rock Springs ''!!h]bed Croy and sister, Hro. OliO lohDaoo accompanied llr. Slnale Game l .:.. ,Kaiser,, Grange Hall. Al•o announced was Bossie Eisei•tei•. 111d lira. IIArley Johnaon and son ' 'l . a work shop to be held at the Mrs. Hora,ee Karr, Mrs. Pauj liArley Edmond, to Charleston .,; I . ..,;ANDI""• Salisbury Sch.~ol on De<. B. Karr and Mn. David K~blentz SWrda.v to \'tlit thoir •iller and II ~· .....1 loll' 1 ~pent Tu d · p kwsb brotber·ln·law, Mr. aod Mn. A. 1. .. • • w. L. •· Ole and Heines, home eeo· t' ur deollray 'R" aMr urg, Reuler. ~-·Ab~t 8 3 nomt~ chairman and Mrs. Dayton 1 $ an s. a~ orris !pent -...,,--:-:=-:----8 few daY• here at the Richard neiday ,.. d Thursday with her · ~11 Tayern B 3 Striilkiand, youth challm,n, will SpOrt qenter 5 4 present !he proRram at llie next Mro. B. F. Parmllce, presftk!ll~ Fick home. sister, lllr•. Henry Bailey, l'lat· } ' Amorleln •(;orion 4 5 meeting on Wednesday, Ocl. 16. presided when the Busy Bee ,•=M=r=s.;;:De:::;nzl=-1=C;;;Iel;;;aD;;;d;;;';;pe;;;b=l;;;W;o.eO.~.:;W;;ood;•;;·-=-=-;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;.,,I Davis-Warne~ 3 8 At th' elooie of the meeting eid· Class met Thursdlll' at the First I Kaiser . 3 6 er and doughnuts were served to Baptist Church with Mro. Homer SIASONS· HiGHS the members and three guests, Hysell as devotional lead~r. Her · h,.~That tnaJvldual, 3 ilamel _ l. Lewio , Julie !lewetson and Millie and lopic was "The Value of the ,~ I . Droldenba~ ~· Cl\uekte LeBar. ' Bible" tnd the service Included .·I• Always (lreal! '•' llldlvldual ,l Game - Warner, Scripture reading, meditation GOOp : S.NAC~ TOO 2ft... ...,1111111 prayer and a poem 'The Bible.". Tl!am 3 Gll'mee - Kaiser, 1955. Mrs. Parmalee reponed on the ~~~~WL~~A:: canteen for the Blood Mobile Unit whlc~ was a projeot of the • ' • . ' . . • >l' ' ~r:!!l!llbo!eh class this summer. Mrs. Johu '·~·'. Ai~ti':~l'''' 'N•Jlu.,• v• ''177 Mrs Rleh\rd' Cam~tieU assisted ~yqns ,wa, n,med on a gift com· •. . ' ' ;,: Lewis 172 by Mrs. Henry Reibel, Mr1. AI· l"lttee. lllldtlltP911 J:·Hora U9 bert Hendricks and Mn. Thomas Mrs Beulah White closed the '"3:=;s;=::::z::~~~~;~;;;;:~~=i";;;;;;;;;;;~j Cook entertained the p.,t Coon· bu1incss meeling wilh a prayer !ii cilors of Theodopu1 Counctr Dau. and also was in charge of the ghters of America, - Wednesday program for the' evening. Mrs evening at her home East Main .While read a poem "Habits, street , Grandma and Meel" and conduct. . ed a "Wishing' W I" game' Mrs . . Sctlplure ·~~dong by Mrs. Rei- F'rances llearh~ read a~other bel followed by the Lord's Pray- poem "If JesUs Came To Your er and pledge to the flag, opened House." I\' J 1/ the meeting. Mrs. Max Meiuhart preaident, presided at the shorl Birthdays of Mrs. John Lyons TillS AD MAY NOT SENSE ., business session, Mrs. Oval Did· Mrs. C. E. Hoyt, Mr!. J M Arehe; BUT IT WILL SAVE YOU Jl()LLARS! · ~n . die was ~~ported cnnfinc~ lo her Mrs C~arle• White and Mrs Pearl home wJth a broken tee recciv- Hoffman Were recognized. Mr.s ed in a tall. , Lawrence Bing and Mrs. charles '' ' I _l . White were reported as recover1.1 OUR, ,INI LJNI.. Dll. AUTOMATIC W.UHiiS, DRYIRS, OPEN EVENINGS UNTIL 10:00 P.M. Gam~ were played and prtzes ing from recent illnesses. Convenient Budget 'Terms ·ot I. award~d to Mrs. Paul Grueser, I Our 10111 YRefrigemton Servlre 1 • tmtGiU.'n111.4.••• · , MISI Erna J~ase; Mrs. Bentt Mrs. Beblah White, Mrs. Jacob Moore's Busy Wolfe, and Mrs. Bemiee Darst TurQer, Mrs. Bearbs, Miss Em· ,I: A il)ad course was served by rna Matthews and Mrs. D. E. the hoste.,es to lhose named · Roush were the .hostesse• and PHONE Below llllb Sthoolla Middleport •btlve ~n~ Mrs Addle Grueser, ser~ed a salad course in the pemeroy 11;!4!1-·..., .I: · 1 . • Mrs. ct•ude Darst aud Mrs. AI· oburch, dining I!!Oom Sl}f.een Phoae Middleport bert Woodard. members were present. 1 ·!r I 1 !..... ett t ome . Meeting 1 M an•. 0 I TO THE ·· ~ srom MEIGS MOTOR ' DESK i COMPANY N. ~OOND A,VE. With. ~thony '\'· MIDDI.EPORT Bowl'l,ng H.19hi' . hts . 19 ' : FOR THI \ 7th B' thd ay CeIebrated I' r DEAL. I • . '' ' l hf'. FREE t.a. METAL FRAME ONE DAY ONLY! ' .~oll't hwe ·~o. Z.· · ..·...an '"a7!.111ne up . . UHif_., SATURDAY, SlrTEMBER 2ht Jb"" .,.,...., .............. first Baptis't Busy Bee ClaS"'" Mee ng I He..,ld • I WtTH YOUR Chevrolet 2Door · ...... :.... · $1195 ; seat covers,. ' . 1 . 1 Buick 2 DOor .. ··· .... ·· .. •• · .. $1195 : Real sharp red and white ilntsh .aet off wllh. white wall :; . tires. Dyuafiow drtv!;'heater, new Slat IC~Vera. SeeJt tt i 1 .' MAR·fll 1954 • ..... ~:., day. 1 , 0 SMtJBILE .. .. .. .. .. $1195 ' . 1953 ·Bulclt Beautiful Z·tone, Ivory over blue. 2·Door Hardtop, Su· per 88. I.Deai owner. \ I Pop~lar I Belvedere •Door. Interior ll~e new. Heater, pd tlm,lltiiJe flnlah. · v.a motor, 1954 ctivRdLET ·············· $895 t.Door ledan. llet~tlful kone green lhiilh. Spotleaa it> tcrlor, aood rubber, euaranteed all ~he war, healor. 1t53 Iuper JUICK ......... "........ $1095 liArd~. ·DJnallow. radio, ported 111'111, tilue and Ivory flnlali. ~eater, oeat lzaak.· Walton League Chester, Ohio eovera, StJNDAY, SEPf. 22 . &:· , Noon till Dark Trap and Still Targets a.Door Sedaa.l#ll mUt110. Sharp ln1ilk. and out. 11eat· Home and Molor ill perfect ahape. OIVROLO ·.... ·.. ·.... · $645 1952 D.tut WOII!! cltltl lnterler, loo41 111'11, 2·10.,. blul tblllh. ,.,_.,,.., ndlo·ud hl!lter. PlYMOUlM..... ·.. ·........ $545 951 ,__l'JI'I.fl!lll'·; l!t~rbi'!'··011t.Orlilnal bllllk anlail, tto4 Oae of ._.,. bard to lind i 1151 GI~OLO .. · .... · .... · $525 UODI\ 11ft bite~~ ftnllll. Wo and ......,, o.l1111t Pllfllllnr m...a. P0111«1114e ~·~~~~~ .. 1951 NASH .. ·.... ·"· .. ·.. ·.. · $34$ A IINIIII!ul a.Door Hardtop Rtmbler with radio, heater 1114 ~~~. Hm h one that wUI aiv. fOil real tCOh· $995.J ,· . · 1 ,. • •• r: ..., . ''/ ' tESTAURANf ... ·:. Oi~~t., ' . NIW 19,$8 ·MODELS • A~NIV:ERSARV~. · R 3 ~INITH. TV· bncf ..lADIOS SAL. z N I MAKE QOUMC>tirr t,iOD.Ls AR.Jvi~G $00N . Sel'fice Entrance . Second St. ~pplionces Hotpoint ~~L~~. APPLIA~CE Stores . Fife Refrigeration m s. Third.... . eua:r • •· Iii·••" .. ~aeon 1 .. 388-Y COME .IN and .SELEO FROM OUR BIG .SELEOION.OF QUAliTY USED ' SMiTH· CLOTHlNG ' lOTH Past Councilors Of DQf AHold M :: eet Wednesday . MAKE 1 '" fil • ' FOlD .................... $195 ff, ·· glass, powet . steering, 1 po.cer · l!l:~4ii. powtr wlmlows, . ·,. power se•ts, dynaflow, radio, Jieater. You ciluldn't w~nt ;, '· .. more. ' PLYMOUTH ·........... $1365 1955 Rolll1111stir ~v~ c~, , , .,. ., · '' Hal'd Top linlllb~d In tw9 !,one green. Tinted J::;:==t::========:::::::;:::=:; FA'IOrttTE DATE ... 1955 Dark green flnllh with excellent tires. New heater and standard shiftfor real economy. SMITH STU.DIO .WOLF PEN A 1955 p::. ru-.1.,... l;O, uweU, ' · ..OF A L:IFE TIME '' . ' 'ln.. PHONE 6371 or &023 •· Mary Cl eIon d's ICers ew - DODGE 1956 . . ' 1956 FORD 1955 DODGE .' Custom Royal 4 Door Sedan, Jla. ' DODGE. J955 ' 1955 Royal 4 Door Sewn, Radio, Heater & , Powerfllte Trans. BeauU!ul '1111ree Ton& Paint. Customline VB 4 Door Sedan, Radio, Heater & Fordomatlr Trana., Blue 1Finish. dio, Heater 6 Powarllite Trantl. Like New, Only 3&,1100 Adual Miles. CorolliOI Lancer llarotoD 2 Dr.• RaaJt; Heater lc Powerflite Trant., Three, Tone Paint, One Core!ul Local OWner. "$229$ $1.895 $1195 $1191 DODGE CGronet VB • Door Sedan, Jla. dill. Heo..., ~ Powerlllte Trant, Two 'fune Finish, Only 22,000 Actual Miles. ' I'll-......~ .,_~ Tone C«onet " ' • nnr.b. . $1765 •, ' 953 DOD~E CHEVROLn ·· ····· ·• ··.·· · $195 . . . · \ 1 Heater. latta food Urtt. let .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. $a95 V"8 Club Coupe, Heater & Defroster. Red Finish. 1952 OLDSMOaiLE ...... ·.. ·•.. ·.. ·.. · $695 . S8 t· Do9l' Sedan, Radio, Heater & Automatic Transmlaalon Real Sharp,!l,r~Greenrtp!•~.. · · "'". lbdlo. lltallll. Bilek filltllh. A till' J, Yllil elift' Pltll by, 1952 PLYMOUTH .......... :........ :.. $595 FORD ".'.""·:" I"""· .. " r 21l0or Sedan, V8 lloto(. Radio & Heoter. · '19(1 1955 • A.M. 'rC • P.M. :: ~1--l"-(N....... Sdtlol) ptYMdUTH . " ................. $375 $1495 · .£oy~ • ·~~iq, ~ • '!rater, · ·'&, l'olfefnlte Tranmiiss_lon, VB Mo-, 4 "' " - .,.11! 1 PlYMOUTH .......... :....... .. · 1954 .$1095 Belvedere 4 Door Sedan, Jlletter & De~, ·A Cream PUll Only 18,000 Actual Miles. · ' DE·SOTO :.... ............ :., ... 1953 ~ .$IJ5 Firedo111e 4 Door Sedall, Jladlo, Heoter' .\'lll'oilnltle 'lftiUmliaian PoweriSteennr,AStealat~IIPrlce. ~952 8 • 1 BUICK ............. ', .. :., ..• :.. .1$695 Spf)elal 4 DOOr Sedall. Radio, Heater ' Club Coul>f, Radio, Heater &Defroster-. 11!'4'11" I raf.i I T'"O Get Pome r,Oy Bend Ban From-Traeks Grange El. ects N Off'• 1ft Tltle Bout I I ll.ll~Gn)ltlc Trmlsmiasien .• """"" ................. ,..r .. .. .$545• • JJ•9ory520ve=nlsh. Carone! 4 Door Sedan, Heator·lo ~11¥f;_(ioey'over ~ Finiab. PlYMOUTH •'·• ..··' • ••• •.." ·"·' , · · " · ·" $3u . 1~ '· 1951 _, D Sed $1195 $1 PlYMOUTH ..... · 1955 >L " .. · ··· ··· 4 Door Sedan, R•~ • ~ -.n... t CJ!Inder, over Green Fipllll. ;"r--·· ~ PLYMOUTH .. ,.......... · 19$4 ····;•~ Z Door Sedan,lllalo, lleiter .,l'l,~~jzlllt1 ~lll!nil!llon, ' Filtsh. . : · 1953 ~=r Sedan, Radio, Hrlter 1o Autolllltle Tranamlsoion, STUDPAKBt ..... ·, . :..."........ . 1952 DODGE •·"" •" ••" "" '" " .. \ Cerone! Club COUpe, lla4i~. Heater ' G)'l'Orllalie Trlllillll New Paint. Ra4yto Go. CHRYSUI ·•.. · · .. ' .............·· 1952 lml>'l'iaH Door sedan: Raato • Reita'. · · · sON.s·.co•.~ ··CptNII MIL~~::;~:.:·;.;;,;...... . , Jloatoii"'lo Defhtlt Bl ~ · lfll~!·~1 . MIDDI.EPOIT, OH'IO �<• ~ ~ally Sentinel, P'omeroy·Mil!dtoport, o.,Sept. 20, 1957-7 of Wuhlngton Court Houae. Mrs. Ada Cramlel Ia reeoverlnr /rom a Jeriouo illnelt at tbe' home of her daufhter: Mr. and Mra. AI· btrt HUt, Jr., Racine. Mrs.' H. B, rowev. attenq~ the DAR meetini •Vrklai illtf!loqn II the home qfMrs. Harriet Nel&ter, Racine. , .. • , Mr. an~ Wre. Harold · GrlJ11m ~pent the we•k end with rilitivea: m co)\U)/bllf. Mr. ~~~ Mrs Dan Rouoh, TamRa Fl9rlda, and Mra. Ott Arnott oi Racine villtej ~buraday with Mr~. J. D. Roush. Mrs. Heney Baller Ia e~lnc lor her dauahter, tlrt. Jack Ables of lllid!lleport, who to recoverlnl from - 11\llor operation ~t St. Joteah H01pltal. ' I ..1.11111111 Hoyman ). Ohio,CompanyUnde~ftes : 1\l'c~#er Issuer;Of Debentures ·F ub OVerDOf .8 US -~ 1 < it I V • CQt,UMBU~, Ohlo-'l'~e Ohio , I , Com~~p~ Ka.< underwr(tten a $1,· ~OO.Ojlll l"ue o~ Macomber In for JO• ColWSISTBNT DEPENDABLE RESULTS "•' Dl. Cloi'C to town .PropertyTransfers 1 Ohio Highway Patrolman Speaks Alvin Norm, adm. for Lafayette , • I . Grimm, parcel, Lebanon, to Nellie :r.~ an?Mrs W.,,..ude Farrell.Buffington, adm Dayton • (18) Employment Stale Highway Patrolman Don ) Roush; Prorram, Mrs. Cltarles !amUr, MsBBtllon. Jllon· · A Thomaa dec 5689 A 1\etdner wRs the guest speaker Bradbury, Mrs. Bernard Fultz, d•y to vloit llie 1\ousheJ were the Wanted 1\Ut.lano, io Guy ~nd Ger~ldtne Thur<day when the Child Conser- \l!h James rullen; Nommatlng, parents, 'Mr. and !\ln. Frank Rou!b >w:>ol!ov. vatton League met Thursday at Mrs. Russel! Wilaon, Mrs. Dwight of Galion.\ · . lOB - Any ktnd Call 880-M I the home of their president, Mrs Cullums, Mrs, Ira Butcher; Ways Mr. and Mrs. Alec Wheeler and B~dfOrd 9 20 6tp RATES Fraocea Foster. 40A, Sutton, to I Millard Wildermuth, Pearl Street. and Means, Mrs. Denver Rtce, Mrs. family and Mr. and Mrs. Dal\iel , , J ;dahm and Anlha Mill!. Patrolman Weidner commended Donald Lowery and Mrs. Paul Euler Vfere vls\tor• at Old Man's ,TJte 'pictures ol i!udents and .._! eeatl ,., word, one W..rtion. Mlntmm charse l!l)c.-4 :•nu Delmar and Kathryn Baum, lA. Middleport RChool oUir,lals · for Theb. Cave, Sunday. !eachen wore received yeaterday 1 """Wlll'd lOt lhftlll eoueeutln loeertiono. ' (20)Busines5 Servir.es Chester, to Wyatt F. arid Mary the Adult Dr·vers' Education etasThe travelling prize, which was , Wcdn.esday Sept. IS. ,. . ·~ lpeelll- One month for 2& <enu per word. ---ses being started thW semester contributed by IJ!n. Robert Mills, SPI' 1 L'R ~hoot bus inspections were' M 1'1\le of 3 coaia per wmd wiU he charged lor ad<ertlslng II Have yottr carpels, ru gs and up· V Chadwell. Erma E McKay O'Neal, parcel!, under the Instruction of John Par· was awarded to Mrs. WilHam Ev ~ h ld •· 1 12 11 1h ' h001 1101 Jlld lor before the IOtD of each month following Insertion holdcrv clea ned bv uio modern Chester, to Thomaa, Karen Sue, oons. The speaker u••ed The boa'"WI were Mrs. Mr. Lawrence ,,._,:.,.P · was regular e IIC> •lftualc • r · llrofo 'ln Advertlslni-Should he re119rted Immediately. Th• • the tm· ~ d Li and Mrs. Roland nd M J0 h l tnuraday rlcnnm~ mct~r.d wtth Aerated l¥lJ' hntlnel oriU not he responsible' for mo•e tban one incor nda and Mr. a ra. n day at the school with Mrs. EleaDry foam Qu1ckly and econo· Thomas Oren and Ins Lou McKay portancc of citizens a!81ating the Wildermuth, Mrs. WlUiam Slater, 1an 11<1 llllertion. Erma E McKay O'Neal. 40A, Patrol ~y reporting violations and Mrs. P K. ~IISBell and Mrs. Ever- Glockner and family,, Columbus, h mica~y r1ght 111 your own Card ol and Speeltl Notlcea of Events Jt oo. ObltuartM Chester, to 'l homas and Flore)lce . acting SB whne81es In accident son and th<y served a de81ert 1pent the week end With ' hnmc Wflrk ):luaranteed rail iDIIUihed at I cent per word. McKay. cases. course. Mrs. Ernest Brewe~!r ;:•;n~d~mll~~'i\l ..._ Rutland 2402~ 9-17·5tc _ _:__ _...:'"------He dliCU81ed the new law giVIng Arrangements of fall flowers They the seventh and M attended Ch1 I the II , w..X lor · ':Living In Our ---------------Ready Mix C.lncrct(', washed liand, If you have trees that need tnmlicenses to 14-16 year olds to op- made by Mrs Max Roller, ,.-ere orse ape ' Is title being print· f1) Notices crushed grHvel, top soal and hll ming, toppmg, or removed call , erate motor RCoolerl and motor· used througoout the Wildermuth ' I"' Delbert Holter, of B"'erly, br 1Qulllen and King. Robert Sayre, Racine 1 3975 NOTICE OF FILING AND HEAR· bikes/ An extended questloA and home for tbe party. The October I,Jt Pftie-Hotpeint Dner 2nd dtrt We deliver anywhere. Call lNG ON INVENTORY answer period compl~ted the pro- meeting wm be .held at lhe home Ruby Ann Holter, Columbus spent 1;;;;-...-.;o;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;,;;;;;;;;,;;;;;;;;;.-. 9 20 6tc Five years e~tperlence 9-17·12tc jirli&-Sunbean Mli·Muter Ra- 6393. Probott toort, Molgs Coonty,_Ohlo gram. Patrolman Weidner waR of Mrs. Lionel Bogga. Twenty-one tbe wl!ek: end witb Mr. ind llli'L II cine Lerion Foil Festival-Sat- Trade guns for guns, trade any· TO the Executor or Admm•stra· presented a ~ill from the club for membera and these guests, Mra Frank Roller and family. III'IIIJ, sept. 28. Get tickets from thing for a gv n or a gun for any- Venellan bl:nds. All sizes and tor and to such of the following the proeram be for their op- James Clatwortby Jr., Gene Ltaioa members 8 16 6tc eolors. fiberglass awnings; Ra)'· lbing B"l p11cc on shell! as are r~Sidents of the state of enlng meetln• Houdashelt and Mrs. Robert IIW' glo gas h•aters, electric light Eaay tcrmc, best dea l, open Olllo sumvirg spouse, r any, next . . kelt were present attending Glenville College 'In NeslmM!Ing of Racine American 11~tures, ptasttc tile to: bat~· of kin; beneficiaries 1under the evenings li'tfe Rt•grt£eratl0n The re~ignatlon of Mrs. Wendell ' ·· West Vir&l/lla. ' IA-'on will be Sc~temher I9 nom:-~. 0 20 3tc FrM Eotlmotn wtll, If any: ihe attorney or attor- Bunce, who lo moving •way, wsa Attendaricut Ill• Morle Cu~ 'I84tc Jlliddleporl, Ohro Dolt Wippel Supply ncys repre8'nting any of the accepted with regret The pres!· Sunday School Sunday W!8 80. 215 Unto• lvt. aforementioned persons. den named the following commit· • RUMell llhodea and daughter . Ahbt !2·2 rome~ wu c for 4c a Hutlf!uoJttrs for Pomorov, Ohio You are hereby notlfted that on tees: flower and Gilt, Mts. Ken· Mr. and Mrs. William Downie Marietta spo.nt, Sunday with MUSIC foot? ? n IS! Save at ftfe's In Samaonite Lurgoge - Lane Cedar 1 13 !moe the 18th day of September 1957, neth McElhtnDY, Mrs. Alfred and Billie have been spending a and Mrt.' Orville RhOdes and G,n. ,., HMDQYAJITERS llliddleporl. 9 20 3lc CheiU - LAU Window Yano- ---- --- - -~ - 1 __ 2_ 1_)-'----- - - - an Inventory and Appratsement of 1 p R' d't 1 t p m few weeks with Mrs Downie'& par- They attended•the Homecoming. ll'f:• 71& 4SIIPM Frlfldoirf Refrigerators. 0 0 1 ...:ustom Buill Kuchen Kttehcnr ( 1 1 Real Estate tltc estate of Dame! T. Summererry •u•. ou or, • • enta, Mr. and Mrs. Ell..-feld, at flaktr Purnlturt, M:Mioport, Ohio t!esu;(ncd for your home ~' rc.t =--=· --,--------.:-:-·1field deceased, late of R D, Long erov, to Theodore 'l,beroboeh. ' Altumo Pomeroy. I 1·, ' " · L, Uatf ISiimatea Forema~~< & Aobotl FREE Building Lots 00 x 100 feel Bottom, Ohio in said County was • Theodore Ebersbach, dec.,,a!lld. La , Al'ITO*. Phone 6284 Y. 8-8-tf About !tve minutes from Court !tied in thll Court. for tnnafer, Pomeroy, to Mary Mr aqd Mro. Harry Holter of House. A. N. Bengel, Pomeroy. Hearing on said Inventory and R. Ebenbach, Jean C Mann, Eliz. East Uverpool were the Labor By ,.,.. Jlthn Diehl "' OOLVJrtBIA 'E!feetive sept. 18 1 will not he Phone 31D-M 9 20 3tp Appraisement will be had before abeth Smith Day guesta oi Bertha Holter and Rev. -WllUom Strausbaugh spent reaponolble for any debts eon· Yang cow lor sule. Phone 8404 -- this court on the lith day of Octo- Mary R. Ehersbach, Jean c. Leater Bailey Friday in COlumbus with his CORAL tracted by anyone qther than IH 7-6tp New Home. rix rooms and bath. ber 1957, at 10 o'clock 8 m. Mann, parcel, Pomeroy, to Phil Mr. and M! s. Delmar Hamm and ther, who I (lllttent in White C!' myself. Signed: W. C. Andrewo. 8 18 3tp Klng1buey Upright plano and Oak floors, mobogany panelldg; Exceptions thereto may be filed Williamson. Jimmy were week end gueata of Hooplt,tl. ' DECA bench. Good condtlion Call at Ljving room and dmmg room. by any_ interea.ted party a\,. any Elt'••betlt' E. and Wilford J. Rev. and Mrs L E Carmichael of Lester BriiOkover,, who Ia em· ' Jllde'n wanted to Kaioer Alumin- 93 9 Aah st. Apt 4, Middleport. Knotty pine in extra large kit· time prior to hve days before tho Smith,' parcel, Pomeroy, to Phil Jacksonville, Obio. s:::: . l/!0 .' DIYr um for aocond shift, 4:30 to Built in oven and cook· date set for hearing. WllUanlson. Mtas Phyllis lhle left Friday and 12:30 P. M. Phone 8981 or 3511-J. _ _ _ _ __ __ _o_1_8~$tc chen. "" 1 R K Russell Rl 7 MtBB D0 tor Kr 11 1 ft W0 d Lewl! Fox spent the week end KING lng t•r· · · ' ' WITNESS my signature and Denver and Helen Queen, \lOA, es aeu er e ,. · • at his home here. 9 It 6tp 1 near highway garage. 9 J6 7tp seal of said Court, thil 18th Columbia. to Amos J. and Mar· nesday to attend sehool at Oh•o •·pt. '5 Sttnday School at•·n•· FOR SALE - - - --day ol September I937 , University at Athena ~ ' . .. • MGM TERMITES IXTIRMINATED John C B • · 1garet Bays. several from here attended the ance w., 73, oflerlng, $10.33. · ,: 1 Beer and Wme Tavern, Dl ond !roe in!pectlon phone 3i3·M, J d• d Ex:Of~~~n Cl k Ava Gilkey, Clinton Gilkey, Sr., . boat' races at Pomeroy Sunday. Home~ Powell and Mr. and Mrj,' ; ....,0 .,tiRY D2 llcen:-~ e F'or mfonnahon ForGilmore Supply SI•Jre, Pom.roy. u •' an tcto er 47A, SCipio. to Marjorie B. Mat· ' Orville Allen were Friday 11igtit J ''"'~* . Call 6232-X. 918·3tc Ne• Sulek Speclnl 2 dr Rlvler• All work guaranteed. Fully in· 9 20, 27, 2tc hews. and Saturday guests of illr. and ~· or.d Top) Covpe, Choice of sured. Vaugilan'a Industrial and -----Ava and Cllntop Gilkey, par· Mro. Sam Lewis. '• RCA VJCTGR four - rwo tone blue, arey, One Minute Waihel (wrmger ieJ.hal Termile Control Ser· eels, Sctplo, to Marjorie B. Math· • Mr Mrs. Ernest Powell and All Tht Lttoll HltiMd Jreen and solid black. All with type;), 1 year old, ~lcclrolux vice, St Marys, w va 7 2' tf ews By Evtlyn ' familY were Sunaay dinner guests ,.,..,.. Roctrdlntt dynaRow drive. Biaettnart, Sweeper oml tltt.:c~smtell, La· S RVICE LEGAL NOTICE Virgil and Myrtle Walker, 20A, Several from here attended the of Mr. and Mrs. Sam Lewis and Pomeroy. a zo 6tc dies Black ond Whtl~ tweed ~~~..~:~~: A~pllaoe~ IN THE PROBATe COURT fLetart, to Fred M Link, trustee. Homecoming and Dedteatlon of the family and helped Mr. Lewia eel; " eoat size 16 (good as new) Ca ll Store, lld w. )IJio S~, Pom..-or Stolt of Ohio Molgo County, SS. Ernest Chcsdle, 22-100 A, Pom- new church •I Alfred Sunday. , ebrate his bi!'lhdap. _. !lew Pontiac Cltieftlln 4 dr Sedan 3461 after 4 00. 9·17·61c 2- 3-tl Nottce 18 hereby given that on teroy, to Daniel E. and Clyua L. Mr. and Mra. Fred Vandyke of Mr. and Mrs. ,Olin Rlfe of CoIll A Hydromatic drive. Two tone 2 - - - - - - - - - : : - the 9th day of september 1957 Thompson. Melbourne, Florida, Mrs. F,rances lumbes were •upper cue1ta of his 1\A anea flnllb. 8laeltnaro, PomeQUICK SERVICE on W11<h C. applieat10n was bled to ~eglste; Harry and Katie Hlll, 32.48A, Neal of Jacksonville, rtorlda and mother, Mr. and Mra. George Ron· • roy. 8.20 .ate pairlni hr FIIIMry Trained the birth of nutlt Clair Phetteplace Letart. to Fred M. Link, trustee. Harry Keller of Columbda were shaw one last week. ·R~: : ":,.:.~ :: lta'l Fold VI Fairlane 1%,795.00. watchma~q,.,~{tjS IE'\VI!'.o ltatlng she ,.-81 born July 21 I902 Mary E Borlnm. dec, a!fld. for gueata over \he week end of tbelr i\lr. Mrs. ~~~~:iB, rei~g~gat:off lt' ~r lualnna. ~ . "1100" CGn•ertlllle Coupe. Power ,I~-Po!')!f,01I~ t._\1 Meigs Qounty., Ohio Sam~ ,. 111 trans, Sallabury. to James W aunt, Mrs Myrtle Frost Glouster <spent ~~~~e;. ~' ti'"'!'~'_:~~~~CJ -be for heating 00 the 28th doy of •James R., Wtlllam H. Boring__and There w1ll be on Icc cream sup- wllb Mr. tlihd•Mrs ':''." · 'f!' ,. Pa~k. Powii'eerln1. f'Ordomalle. Th ~~lrd en11nei New• ~·on SALE: 13 acre& of land on September, : 937 , ut 10 a m., at Leon• Boring Sauro. per at the Jack Weatherman build· er. Week .end guesta 111te eoll II 011 fl,OOO.OO moro. 1\acmc·Baohan Road Ideal the Court H•Juse, Pomeroy, Ohio. James W Boring, .IIA, Sall• lng here, Saturday night, Sept. 21. EZIIIUI. Blilttnan, Pomeroy. site Call 184-X after 3 o'clock John c. Bacon bury to 1\alplt Gilmore. Harve Wakley snd aon, Kenneth, • 9a0 6tc Frank Hutlson, Pomeroy P<Obate Judge L R and Allee Barr 76.88 A of Marlon, Ohto, spent several daya FOR . -;;;;;;;;;.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;.;;;;;9;;;;;19~3t• to Arthur llarr with his' sister, Mrs. Elite Watson 9 20 It£ IOhve ~ 19110 Che~let VB 4 dr , $1,8115. • Melas Co. Com. 4.6 A, Pomeroy, and aon, William. "J~O" !14Jiaq. Really aharp in· to Truman A. aud Elma S. Rus· Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Brlcklcs il4e and out. Powerallde. Radio 0 sell. was calling on Mr. and Mrs. Fon Good Cltm U1ed Can and Heater. Biaettnor' Pome~oy Union carhitle Cor~. ea!ment, Halsey and mother, Sunday even· All Mikel IDd Mo4~11 9 20 etc LEGAL NOTICE Letart, to OhiO Power Co. mg. Notice If ltcreby given that the Earl :\1 and Thelma G. Nt!lson Mr and M•!. Bob Martin of W Pod-,,....,.ro_ro_n_et_$_t~,81!~5-. 4 dr. undersigned will offer for sale at parcel, Dexter, tD Archie 1md Eva Va have mov~d f1to the Tom Per: Sedaft. Puob button shift. Radio public auction at the South door McKinney. r1n home Clll The Brlgnwil CornN ond Keoter. Beautlfut swept AUTO SALES \ ' · - - - - - - - - - • of the Cou1·t House, Pomeroy, William M •nd Leis J Clark. Mrs Elite Wataon and son, Wil· winl model. Bloettnaro, Porno· ·~ 1\!lddl~port Ohio, on tho 28th day of Scptem· 70A. Rutland, to ,\rnold M. and liam, were Snndoy diltner guesue£ toy 9 20 6tc lief P(Jmoulh VB $1.79S. jj;d Laracst size wa.,; Morning co•l - - - - - - - - - - , \ bor. 1957 at 10:00 A. M. the fol· Mildred M. Grate Mr. and Mra. Harvin Walker of ' fop ~oope. Power pack. Power· , heater with cireutallng fan UsJowmg described peraonal proper· Roy and Garnet Roush, lot, Sy· East Shade. lljlt lflnt Beautiful twolnolde tone ed fourdinette montltsset. a.TV WE BUY ly no longer required lor public Ferrell. racuse, to Dumon R and Lind' L. sonMr.ofapdColumbus Mrs. i'autspent Torrence and 1 Jlllck· md white Sharp eel, about D piece K. purposes· a week iin4 ovt, Biaottnm, Pomortll'. Ruoseli, nt 7, neor highway gar· I!TI.IICTURAL 1 IIAMI 1- Allls Chalmers 8D9 Diesel John H and Myrtle Rose, 30.19 here wltb their parents, Mr. and Check 9 20 Ole age. 9 18 7tp Power Cr.awler Tractor, com· A, 'Olive to Bryan and Bptty Hat· Mrs. Roland Torrence and Mr. and ~,--.rt#1~,..,.,.,------:...::.:~UP 11011-MITALI pleto with hydraulic angle rl!. Mr& Charles Chaffee. lll~!!'lnatttltY.11evtlpa-.l" pjelud ,- t-door Delul •• lllWING MACHIN& CUARANCI dozor. . Tlturman and Jo,.pltlne Ball-,.;.,. , ---, 121 Butternut Ave 9 18 !Ztc - - - ----- - WANT ADS PtfONE 398 corp9rated · l()..Year 4% . conver· l1ble debentures, Ewmg T. Boles prcaidenl ot thl ~olum~us 10: vcstmept bankmg f1rm, announc ed toda~. The Ohio Company .t.. otrerlng these debcntqres to Ohio m 'JCS· tors only, prired at $1,000 per $1.000 debentures, plus aectucd interest. This " the fourth t11ne The Oltio Company hos provided flnanctng services for Macomber »f Canton, o., one of tbe leading sleet fabricators of tlte nat1on The debentures arc convert1ble to com111on stock at any lime on Before Child Conservation League . t I •I I School Newt ~ '1 0 1 ", I i ~---- ,- -- ' •t~on. Thana •' Legai N.otic-e I I gave I I ~:::d.~ ~t"'::'~a~:. I I I (8) Aut.:> Soles - ------ - Re~ Legal Notice TUPPERS PLAIN I ·~d Brlc~IH '. '* · *, * * **' !I; : I) ' ~ '' 11 1 - h~me 1 ' :1 -;;;;;;;;~;o;;r;;i;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;i~~~~;;;;;;;;l;;o:;.;;;;;.~;;;o;;;;;~ New Furnitu,. $299.00 iiie ~!" P a~. 0 ~ ~~--~go::"''{t~.~xce~::! . ", ' • Ita, llltldllport, , vla~olke~n~ow OHIO V#.LLEY JUNK CO. mac:~~~ noN~r:~~dlo~~~':! ~~-~~p~~af:d :;'~le!!"~on~o~~~:"·a~~OAMI::: I , PARKER RUN . ~~~~:~~==tiOiled~~. ' value. Opal Harrio Color cbolea: Lutta~-. 1 Terms. Cash. Addie Belle Roush, 2UIG A, lot A Revival meetins will heg•n at ., I'=~==~~~~~~~~~ Tractor c.n be viewed on Ra· No. 237, Letart, to Fred M. Link,' the Old Dexter Chtlrch next Mon.- ~!"k1-~1·,wh"n"'·~itoW,+.~·~.. cine-Portland Road. truotee day evening llept. 23. ""' "" _ ____. These are we have trad· od In on, NECCHI·ELENA tho "'",_,.. 111 world'a most advanced machine. We have all kinds 28 Singers, electric, portablo!, consoles. anu I · fool peddles. Some like new. - - - - - - - - - Fully guaranteed CONCB!TI BLOCU Portable Singer 119.9& Up "'¥tltlltlllr l'tr L.... Console Sinaer $39.90 up Foil peddle 110.00 up GRutBIUl BLOCK CO. YOUR CRI"DIT IS GOOD.-.;AT SlfEPPARDS ~ I Mil.. Ntrth t1 Ptmt..., Sove up to IIIlO on new macltlnes. ' "'· We oervlce all makes oowlng Ool •• .. Coli Wm. • - · machines nnd vaeuum cloancrs. ' llocll ..,1 11111 Come In and took them over. lhtJIIIIrd Ntcchl·llno Sewing Circle Ollvt II lat Golllpolls, Ohio --...-----9...-19_S_tc COAL FURNACE _ Good tlon. Also small aaa ·boater. Phone 88611-M. g 14 8tc 'cond~ tPOR iALII Far R•uranta or S:hooll: Ne~· Stalaleu Rolrtaorator 32 cu. ft., 2 door, complete, with unit waa $950.00 now IQ50.00. G~a~ antftd. JACK'S REFMGERA· !1~~ NEPW HAVEN TU·23537· 1 1 .. .... & room hou10 and bath. Natural aaa in housa. One mile north of Cheller. c~u A. J. Carter, YUkon 8 18 Gtp roa· SALE&22·32. _ 4,pplea. New "'n Orehard, New Hmn. Ph ne TU·24e88. ' Nllll t· (12). Wanted to Rent Three bedroJm heuee by Oetoher 1& Permnncnt rellident. Phone 3119-J. 9 18 6\p 1 1 ' jt f or Rod.-ey ac1"ne , Sh' o' Shop, l . YOU, l.lft.C.eltriM..... ltol E1tatt Broker OHIO.••• , -~'flllOI:,IPOIIT rNOMII1 w 1 " Need Mora . L. • .ura·&Tiime· 815 ' Save 'Money Use~ The · ConcQrd . ' " ,~ t ' , 'A !1. ijrcClloud, lot, rerne Gilmono. Ralph,. et' al, e11! part Satllbury, to Ellis and Roxie Ueed, Dehllar S1111n. one-lotlttb A, Lowell •s. Twt'J:toed •s.~ ,49. Snow.10 0' I , . ..... ,..,.. ..,. (Nor.) GO. Poeme I Ro,:: Rudy lliflle and fathM;, ' owen Hall, ha" moved from tlte ~ Dor¥1 Panot~~ tarro to Rock S~. • • llr~ ~4 Mrs. . Gari spire• oJ ColvmSus apent Sunday with lft, Mfs. ~aek Sbl.fllnllilk and ' 1 Here•1 bow tct"work DAJL1' ORl'PTOQUOfE- 1, lt: AXl'DL'BAAXai ., ., II LONOFELLOW Olio letter llmpl)r 11Mda for anotllor. Ill IIIII aample A 1111"!1' for the lhrft L'o, X for the two 0'1, etc. iltnrte lettero, apooo . I hlnta. ~, ' ' ' A OrJplopt111 4l11tlalloil ' •TII!t Optit chureh wed ~~ or ~LJCl\1 lWM F'rlen~It ~lrele ot tM. f«<eralocl c~,.,h 'luitd Tu ..4y ·elbllinl at t' tit~ .church. · l Tbe devotional eervleec' 0<1 by · Milo Maey Virginia Re~bel,opened with oo(t ffiUIIC by Mra.•'Marvin Burt, Pllnllt, follo)Yed Witb S<rlp. !ur~ readine, prayer and a metlth•la qn >'The Church Univeroal" by ' e leader. Mila Mary Elhaheth Chapllll!l presented the topic for the "•"' nlng, "Your DenomiAatlon". fol· ~~~d.Witb a question and anlll(et Durins the buaineaa aeJOion Mr1. Phil Globekar and Mrs. co~ IIBB Jacobo were named 11 Nominating Commltjee to re~ ,at the Oe~r maeling 11 waa d• tided ttl ~"''" tho an~ual Christmas party on DjlCBI1lber 9 at the Martin Restaurant wu A deaaert COUJ'Ie ~m~ed at !be close of Ute meeting by Mr~ W. A. GibbS. Mr•. Phil Globokar and Mrs. CorU81 Jacoba. ~hurch Of Chrr'.1.t \,o' , HOMebUildtf$· · PJan Banquet lion; liiOIJIII\bll'- lt>D qt Mr. and . :;~: ~v!ek Stolltvhof!, La I Plans for tlteir annual banquet Sun'u~.,l '" .~~,:VIII beJ performed were madeIwhen the HomebuildMet . L 'Rh~ ,.., at tbe Heath ers 01_,, rilet 41 the Church or -. "' C ur~h. Ci11'1st 'l'llesday wilb Cash ~hr 1 'J1he' w4ddlnr will he at threethilty, o·CJ.~ With I pro~am of 'nup Uill 1 by, Wrt. Robert ~ !(ills . ~usc of M4detta, ¥~lis~ and Mrs E S. SchUt, organilt, Drecedina 'th~ C~~remoi)Y at three o'eloek. .(It da 1 eo D\! w 11 be Mi"' Diane ~lehman, Columbus, maid-of. .... nor,rnaand Donald Bailey, A~on, best A re~ptlon for the Immediate families and lrlends will he held at lite chureh social room alter the eer'l!"o~y. president, preaidinfl. An atten.i and cQnt..l will end with the banquet •and the wlrinera '(ill be feted. c ommittee• 'named for the banquet are Food, Mra, Bahr, Mrs. Ira Butcher and Mrt. Kennetb McElhmny, Decorations, . Mrs Den· • ver nn 1ce, Mra. Theo Neutzlin Mra Herman Klncaide· Tickel~· Mrs Wesley Fry, Mh.' Thoma; Bowen, Mrs. William (lrueser Mrs Raymond Cole, )\ra. Georg~ Harris, Mr.. William Sjati"; Progrom, ,Mra. Dan White, Mrs. Wallace Bradford, !Irs. Harold Lohse Mrs. A~thur Skinner, Mra. c~e; Mlts ·Jautce lflyman of Huston, ·lcr Emn, Mrs. Lionel Boggs Mrs Tcm arrived Friday tor 8 two Milton Houda.<helt Mrs. White is week vacation with- her parents general chairman of the banqpet. . lllr and Mrs. w. R. Hayman. ' Mr and Mrs. Dan Roush who The class meeting opened 'l'ilh have been em 1 d 1 Fl a prayer by Mrs. Fred Gardner have nurchasedP oye th yn Oflda ' Io11_owed by the Lo~'s Pra•e• In' e an wolfe -'uniSon Thom.. Bo en opoke ' • on farm · '' ' : Mr· and Mrs. Edison Bra~e wore :he topie "United In Christ" anu m Toledo where they attende~ the he class voted to set a goal of funeral of th•lr ll'andmoQ!er, Jl••s ,?5 .lor Rallr Day. I Ollie Jaynes ' " 'II I h . I " Grovtr W~lfe, New Brig ton e res menls were I 'served by ~ · 48. Mix 43. BeiUlllll ' lo TODAY 1 lit. Handle · rourblJ ,• I (COI\011.) to. BUr, up I, ' Mi.~~~~prl~e Dlllard, Colu~t~bua, d•.~lfll of .loh.D Dillard, Ml4dlell'ltt;• •l!'lll!l~Urll. 'Wilson Stollen- Mrs. Robert Roush of Portl~nd spent an e•ening lui week with her mother Mrs Paul Ma 1 and family. ' · . nue • W. R. Hayman is substitute teaeher fpr Mr& Belly ROU!h due to the death of Mrs Roush's lath er, Rev.' William Coyle · Mrs. Augusta Wolf~, who h s been ill Is Improving a la:~paln'of ; .- DBLYr-~ "ear SO, tt,ng- ~OMVP Suod~. 4-X , t(Oi("1( ~.' dllpjlkt1 ~-~oli> Ch arIene Dillard Wedding W1'll Be , Hel"''l On S•inda~ ." and ld• Wolle. ,..! " :1: :3 ~,''lit¥ Slmti.~llt \ Ji!ll'ldent Prflld", 'II t~ mti!l!»> 1 ~f lh~ ~1ih lshr:·~~;:~.'""l::.~~~~~~J :d;.:~d M~·••~ot~"M~:~~~••~;~ 21. !Ju* ~!~:~ tropbe~. the lenJih ond forJDttlon of the worda art tJ1 . laeh di,J the C04t lettera,aN different, FOR SAlE .r "• 1t :.li&.I!IOt•t ste.~. ; , . . By order of the Meiga county nan~ P. ~mlth, d... , al!ld., Mr. •nd Mrs. Beecher Cooper Board of commissioner& Cheater, to F.mma Smith. and son were vlsltina Mr. and Mrs. MEIGS COUNTY COMMIS. Emma Smith, d.c, cert. tor R. D.. HUI, Sunday. SIONERS trtRa. C""ster, to Ruth T~lor. !rvma Hand •ttnt Sunday with Dean Barnltz, Clerk Georie' w. Cheathetl], dec, llr ••d Mr$. J. G. Swan, Sunday (91 20, ltc af!ld. for trano. Rutland to Maey Mra. Roy' Slone tpent a day lui Cheathem ' · week with Mrs. Merle -Davia and lllriMI-8iltiJIIII! l i t l - AI•., · Mrs. Katie Davis. Middltpor\- Pin • A1110moltllto David c. •nd Giadya Aahwortb, Mr. ·and Mn. Ralp~ Swan. Jr. Bontll. flllnl a1l-ll Nl4t 'riA, Lehlnnn, to Albert Kelly and two aons vlalted Sundl)l even· -and ~hlrlcy Appleby.11 1~1 witb Mr. anil )lira. Worley COIU'Lil'l'l ~'[lraaeo , Pro 01, W1 W~ne and t.I.Y• e Harrison l'ran~il and mother LUlie Frllii:IJ. lJfa. ,\u\t, .,..., Polio. Call lot, Klltland, to Warren and Esther 1 · Beeclier Cooper was called ·"lo M1Ua1 lllti!lle;m. Oltlp. Blat;lc. · Cbe -• w v M d b ' tederal Form Mil Corp 77 a't ·' sapeue, , a. on ay,. 1· Groeeey In Rullahd - Well atoek· oil and 111 Olive to 'united State~ the serious illneso ol heJ? fathet. J,t ROOM HOUSE ed Dolnl nice buaioea 8 room ol Americ~ ·' llerm Fo}den vloita~ wltb Cui Uld LOT uv\ng quarten attaebed. Reason· R. C., and Ferne Gilmore, on,e- Hill, .:..tlaal Pra'ICII ohly priced or' will consider third A, l!lllsbury, tO Charlea R. I Roam• Newly Palntod trade on hq~, ~aaon for sel~ and Betty J. pje~L , , alao lag, otlftir lntereota. George Ken· Adrah ond George L. Tewklbaey APP~ GR()VE ' '0 POOT LOT R~tlllld, Oblo. 9 13 parts of lola 378 and; 379. Middlely Mn. H...... ll'!"tlt In Syracuse, Ohio por~ to Robert 0. ana Jean Tewk&· Russell Ro>uh and two douaht· See George H. Dunl I' ., ....- 'ill! barr. era tpent the -k end wllh Ill'. t C.vt S!., P-rtY llltal• .-w Robert and Opal McDaniel, lot, and Mrs. Wolter McDaDde at Tray 1 Phlno 51 I from Good Shoe Repair Jliddieport, 10. Clmnce W. and and Mr.. Walter RoUih lt:COIIIPIII· , ,, Doru L. CaaeJ. led thm her home bert. 'J II$ noria ' S. Fullen, Henry and Mr. ond Mr& Valcie Soenet~ of 1 I '1. .. ) 'I' Edith Francia Klllmar, Iota, Mid· Syracuse- spent Friday I evenlnl ' 0w ' dleport, to Mabel A. Gordon. with !lr. and Mrt. Herbert Rotloh . Warren and Esther Blaek, 22.70 and aon. • ,' ,, A. 1 Rutland, to Noel ond Edith Stewart Boston of Mila'ourl Dow, .,1111 Hermo~~~, Mn. Thomas Rollins of Jo. l •••"VRANCB AG£NCI ,. ,~·i, and Ptorl Games, \lA, Vo., are visiting !lr. "'"' " ,r• W. ond Bernice SC.t!l/1. · ,· 1 Ill"' A_- .111; Hotllll • · · · · · ,l{ft Walter McDade of ACCIDIN" and Martha L. Jur· Yisltinc her mother, Mrs. H,,,,.. _,,, Yeoltr4tr'o uewu l. I (Continued from Pogo Ontl A apecla)event- a Junior Robtn Hbod. Sboot for arcltera under years of age - io scheduled or 2:00 p, m1 Bowa and arrows wlll ~ provided for this pha•e of the s oot and will give the youngstero a chance to compete for awards. c· PLANTS ~·. tt!'lce ' /' 29. Sure tdlal.) ~ 11. Exdama• ;~;~::·:·~·~·~i~i~~~~l I /' te~~•• ,' 1 ';, METROPOLITAH FURNITURE Point (abbr.) (coUIJII!I ·• lf. Chuftll Ut ~0. Yean p (abbr.) . " -'-j, 0 RD U BOund &2. Wingo u. Meaaure ~::J!,,,'" •ISlam.! .... " 'V•1T. Pronoun ' ~,,.IL1ii~Youth ,\ • LegOI N f ICe BAKER . VV (var,) spiel SO. A Jap IUllthei N,"-· ..,.. 8. Re•ar4 • ' 33. En· 1 or SOUth 11. Punctua•~· "'nes .... •• 17. Com""'l' Cup edfl 12.i!campa mark U. Pitcher lB. a7. Uber- ; ' Bow nunters The servicPs were Jn charge of ' 1 1 rl the LETART FALLS 'DOWN IS. Je\viah 1. SOund• ot J, Ruulan month berae'a foot penlnsulr 22. Fool ··~ mill 2.Endeannont 23.lnde4· 1111Uldl tern• nlte t. WIUI46r 3. Aorou arUcle 10. Fennente>' 4. Danger 27. River drlllk o. Type (Afr.) 1 1~. •eyeral meaaura 2& Filii 1 Ia: Iimtlalt a. Meadow 29. Weak; ; dancinl l!r1 7. A barker'l ena ·oliO ,;h.f. CROSS'~' -Y DAIL ACIIOSB WER'-" ER breaks 0 I 1,,. ' injunction Rev. Elwood of RaciQe, Rev. MeCullough, n.ar lront8n and Rev. Floyd Workl!lan, local. In spite of the rainy,weather the Ohi9 Valley Grange and tile Laurel Grange enjoyed a pienle SaturMacomber, desiiner and fibfl· day evening at the Middleport calor of the famous V-section Park. steel bulldmg products. reported net sa\•• of $13,785,685 in 19,6. Mr and Mt1. Eddie Fults of In the first SeV~ montlts of I9S7 Crown Ciljr vislte\1 Sunday "~:ilh net saico· cllmbitl to $9,975.401 her parents, l,he Rev. alld Mr-. which is more i~tin 33% abovo Floyd Wqrkma,n. sales Jor the same perlo~ M lir. and Mra. Hqi>W fllll~lda 1956. CQmpany books sho~ an and ' Mr& ~r!y Rqu1h attended· eight, million dollar backlog of the funeral' of llorael Hi"eat of1 orders. Esit Liverpool l!•t income belbrc interest Mr. and Mrs. Bert Grlnim spenl poyments and 'before provision t,e week en~ with their spn, Mr. lor fedora! taxes for the three nd Mil. Rohort Griltllll, Columbus. years en4ed Dec 31, 1936 ltaa Mrs. W~lt~r Rouab r~ll!m•d averaged $789,036 annually, WhiCh bome Satur~ay after VlilUn( bef' Is 4 4 limes till! annual Interest daUihter, Mr. and Mra. Walter 'l'roy dShe "" I<COm· ""• on all MeDado I d b o/M rcqul·rome)lt of $177,"'' or the company's presently out · pa~:,,.tf Sh~e~n .~"·d~:~';. standmg funded debt Rolett• ~ d Elea - ' Net tangi,ble assets amount to• )VItlt Mr•."J. D.- R0°~~ba.pent a day more th $1 BOO $ 000 • , an • per 1, ol Mr. and Mrs. Harold Gri10m vJa, prlnCJpal ~mount of oulslandmg ited rerently with the latter's parfunded dent. ents, Mr • and Mrs. E P. 'Grimm 1\1ornmg • Star ""urel Cliff ' porary 60 shares per $1,000 deben· lures tq May 1, 1959, 54 . sham $1,000 debenture thcrcallcr to to l~ay t, 1961; 50 shares per ·1.000 debenture therealler to Nov. I, 1963 1 ho~~n::~ 1J::"~!vy~~d '"t,rrl;b! Mrs. testimony stalemate and gets mtegratlon started, there will be no need of a permanent injundion . . SIS' I I and get jus\ enor&h for Dav1es to JIIUI FaubiiS under temporary injunct19n. This s9urce s11d the govern· mcnt then plans te drop the whole thing, beeause once ' tent• or before Nov 1 ~ 1963• or earlter redemptwn, on the followmg ba rNe!el~~~o~ach:;,k,_ arri•e~ 0 (ContlnUtd frOm Pap Ont) An olllclal source said he understood Ihe eo\<ernment's plan I• to enll just enough witnesses f edtrate, , ..III'L · \,oJJUFC:h IFr1en . dly lfclf' 1 • · 1 • Me~tin"•s Hef"'. . , ll • • ~ •'' KVlUVICC lUVII M A A K,V D- IX V N M VII Mr. and Mra. Vlr&il Roush an~ Ill~ .. and lilt! Viriil Walker, were busmm vl~tqro ill Parkersburg. Mrs rannte Hunter Mrs. Ad•th Meuel of New Brighton, Pa., •¥d Mr, anll,, Mrs· ,John Bentz of R•· cine C!l~ed on Miaaes Aug~ata and Ida W:olfe •"II brotlter, Grover Wolfe. Mr. end Mr>. Ernest Weaver of OstraMer visited their niece, ~rs. lidison_ BracA and fanil~. an Mr. and Mrs. Wl!l"rd Boyer. I PA~~ORGii DO IT UP-Mrs. Gloria Speropoulos 0r Beraenfteld sued for dlveree Tb~s<iay charging her husband Wtlb cruelty. ~"· Speropoulos said in the smt I at the cr4elty start!d last year when ber hllsband George took a male fnend along on tbetr honeyc • N. J moon. NEEDS AUTO-SUGGESTION RIVERHEAD, N. •Y. UP~Mn. Willie1 Je4n Irvin. 20, was not •urpriSed when &he received 1hree tickets following• her first· attempt at dr~ylns a . car. But she was tl~teted after a Ill·mlnute jJive in which she negotiated a u-turn in a neighbor's newly· ·~'ded lawn, Jumped a eurb and rolled along • sidewalk until ·~• 1 cracked a concrete fence anu plouahed Into a two-story house knoekm'r it from lis foundation. ' ----r--- --· �<• ~ ~ally Sentinel, P'omeroy·Mil!dtoport, o.,Sept. 20, 1957-7 of Wuhlngton Court Houae. Mrs. Ada Cramlel Ia reeoverlnr /rom a Jeriouo illnelt at tbe' home of her daufhter: Mr. and Mra. AI· btrt HUt, Jr., Racine. Mrs.' H. B, rowev. attenq~ the DAR meetini •Vrklai illtf!loqn II the home qfMrs. Harriet Nel&ter, Racine. , .. • , Mr. an~ Wre. Harold · GrlJ11m ~pent the we•k end with rilitivea: m co)\U)/bllf. Mr. ~~~ Mrs Dan Rouoh, TamRa Fl9rlda, and Mra. Ott Arnott oi Racine villtej ~buraday with Mr~. J. D. Roush. Mrs. Heney Baller Ia e~lnc lor her dauahter, tlrt. Jack Ables of lllid!lleport, who to recoverlnl from - 11\llor operation ~t St. Joteah H01pltal. ' I ..1.11111111 Hoyman ). Ohio,CompanyUnde~ftes : 1\l'c~#er Issuer;Of Debentures ·F ub OVerDOf .8 US -~ 1 < it I V • CQt,UMBU~, Ohlo-'l'~e Ohio , I , Com~~p~ Ka.< underwr(tten a $1,· ~OO.Ojlll l"ue o~ Macomber In for JO• ColWSISTBNT DEPENDABLE RESULTS "•' Dl. Cloi'C to town .PropertyTransfers 1 Ohio Highway Patrolman Speaks Alvin Norm, adm. for Lafayette , • I . Grimm, parcel, Lebanon, to Nellie :r.~ an?Mrs W.,,..ude Farrell.Buffington, adm Dayton • (18) Employment Stale Highway Patrolman Don ) Roush; Prorram, Mrs. Cltarles !amUr, MsBBtllon. Jllon· · A Thomaa dec 5689 A 1\etdner wRs the guest speaker Bradbury, Mrs. Bernard Fultz, d•y to vloit llie 1\ousheJ were the Wanted 1\Ut.lano, io Guy ~nd Ger~ldtne Thur<day when the Child Conser- \l!h James rullen; Nommatlng, parents, 'Mr. and !\ln. Frank Rou!b >w:>ol!ov. vatton League met Thursday at Mrs. Russel! Wilaon, Mrs. Dwight of Galion.\ · . lOB - Any ktnd Call 880-M I the home of their president, Mrs Cullums, Mrs, Ira Butcher; Ways Mr. and Mrs. Alec Wheeler and B~dfOrd 9 20 6tp RATES Fraocea Foster. 40A, Sutton, to I Millard Wildermuth, Pearl Street. and Means, Mrs. Denver Rtce, Mrs. family and Mr. and Mrs. Dal\iel , , J ;dahm and Anlha Mill!. Patrolman Weidner commended Donald Lowery and Mrs. Paul Euler Vfere vls\tor• at Old Man's ,TJte 'pictures ol i!udents and .._! eeatl ,., word, one W..rtion. Mlntmm charse l!l)c.-4 :•nu Delmar and Kathryn Baum, lA. Middleport RChool oUir,lals · for Theb. Cave, Sunday. !eachen wore received yeaterday 1 """Wlll'd lOt lhftlll eoueeutln loeertiono. ' (20)Busines5 Servir.es Chester, to Wyatt F. arid Mary the Adult Dr·vers' Education etasThe travelling prize, which was , Wcdn.esday Sept. IS. ,. . ·~ lpeelll- One month for 2& <enu per word. ---ses being started thW semester contributed by IJ!n. Robert Mills, SPI' 1 L'R ~hoot bus inspections were' M 1'1\le of 3 coaia per wmd wiU he charged lor ad<ertlslng II Have yottr carpels, ru gs and up· V Chadwell. Erma E McKay O'Neal, parcel!, under the Instruction of John Par· was awarded to Mrs. WilHam Ev ~ h ld •· 1 12 11 1h ' h001 1101 Jlld lor before the IOtD of each month following Insertion holdcrv clea ned bv uio modern Chester, to Thomaa, Karen Sue, oons. The speaker u••ed The boa'"WI were Mrs. Mr. Lawrence ,,._,:.,.P · was regular e IIC> •lftualc • r · llrofo 'ln Advertlslni-Should he re119rted Immediately. Th• • the tm· ~ d Li and Mrs. Roland nd M J0 h l tnuraday rlcnnm~ mct~r.d wtth Aerated l¥lJ' hntlnel oriU not he responsible' for mo•e tban one incor nda and Mr. a ra. n day at the school with Mrs. EleaDry foam Qu1ckly and econo· Thomas Oren and Ins Lou McKay portancc of citizens a!81ating the Wildermuth, Mrs. WlUiam Slater, 1an 11<1 llllertion. Erma E McKay O'Neal. 40A, Patrol ~y reporting violations and Mrs. P K. ~IISBell and Mrs. Ever- Glockner and family,, Columbus, h mica~y r1ght 111 your own Card ol and Speeltl Notlcea of Events Jt oo. ObltuartM Chester, to 'l homas and Flore)lce . acting SB whne81es In accident son and th<y served a de81ert 1pent the week end With ' hnmc Wflrk ):luaranteed rail iDIIUihed at I cent per word. McKay. cases. course. Mrs. Ernest Brewe~!r ;:•;n~d~mll~~'i\l ..._ Rutland 2402~ 9-17·5tc _ _:__ _...:'"------He dliCU81ed the new law giVIng Arrangements of fall flowers They the seventh and M attended Ch1 I the II , w..X lor · ':Living In Our ---------------Ready Mix C.lncrct(', washed liand, If you have trees that need tnmlicenses to 14-16 year olds to op- made by Mrs Max Roller, ,.-ere orse ape ' Is title being print· f1) Notices crushed grHvel, top soal and hll ming, toppmg, or removed call , erate motor RCoolerl and motor· used througoout the Wildermuth ' I"' Delbert Holter, of B"'erly, br 1Qulllen and King. Robert Sayre, Racine 1 3975 NOTICE OF FILING AND HEAR· bikes/ An extended questloA and home for tbe party. The October I,Jt Pftie-Hotpeint Dner 2nd dtrt We deliver anywhere. Call lNG ON INVENTORY answer period compl~ted the pro- meeting wm be .held at lhe home Ruby Ann Holter, Columbus spent 1;;;;-...-.;o;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;,;;;;;;;;,;;;;;;;;;.-. 9 20 6tc Five years e~tperlence 9-17·12tc jirli&-Sunbean Mli·Muter Ra- 6393. Probott toort, Molgs Coonty,_Ohlo gram. Patrolman Weidner waR of Mrs. Lionel Bogga. Twenty-one tbe wl!ek: end witb Mr. ind llli'L II cine Lerion Foil Festival-Sat- Trade guns for guns, trade any· TO the Executor or Admm•stra· presented a ~ill from the club for membera and these guests, Mra Frank Roller and family. III'IIIJ, sept. 28. Get tickets from thing for a gv n or a gun for any- Venellan bl:nds. All sizes and tor and to such of the following the proeram be for their op- James Clatwortby Jr., Gene Ltaioa members 8 16 6tc eolors. fiberglass awnings; Ra)'· lbing B"l p11cc on shell! as are r~Sidents of the state of enlng meetln• Houdashelt and Mrs. Robert IIW' glo gas h•aters, electric light Eaay tcrmc, best dea l, open Olllo sumvirg spouse, r any, next . . kelt were present attending Glenville College 'In NeslmM!Ing of Racine American 11~tures, ptasttc tile to: bat~· of kin; beneficiaries 1under the evenings li'tfe Rt•grt£eratl0n The re~ignatlon of Mrs. Wendell ' ·· West Vir&l/lla. ' IA-'on will be Sc~temher I9 nom:-~. 0 20 3tc FrM Eotlmotn wtll, If any: ihe attorney or attor- Bunce, who lo moving •way, wsa Attendaricut Ill• Morle Cu~ 'I84tc Jlliddleporl, Ohro Dolt Wippel Supply ncys repre8'nting any of the accepted with regret The pres!· Sunday School Sunday W!8 80. 215 Unto• lvt. aforementioned persons. den named the following commit· • RUMell llhodea and daughter . Ahbt !2·2 rome~ wu c for 4c a Hutlf!uoJttrs for Pomorov, Ohio You are hereby notlfted that on tees: flower and Gilt, Mts. Ken· Mr. and Mrs. William Downie Marietta spo.nt, Sunday with MUSIC foot? ? n IS! Save at ftfe's In Samaonite Lurgoge - Lane Cedar 1 13 !moe the 18th day of September 1957, neth McElhtnDY, Mrs. Alfred and Billie have been spending a and Mrt.' Orville RhOdes and G,n. ,., HMDQYAJITERS llliddleporl. 9 20 3lc CheiU - LAU Window Yano- ---- --- - -~ - 1 __ 2_ 1_)-'----- - - - an Inventory and Appratsement of 1 p R' d't 1 t p m few weeks with Mrs Downie'& par- They attended•the Homecoming. ll'f:• 71& 4SIIPM Frlfldoirf Refrigerators. 0 0 1 ...:ustom Buill Kuchen Kttehcnr ( 1 1 Real Estate tltc estate of Dame! T. Summererry •u•. ou or, • • enta, Mr. and Mrs. Ell..-feld, at flaktr Purnlturt, M:Mioport, Ohio t!esu;(ncd for your home ~' rc.t =--=· --,--------.:-:-·1field deceased, late of R D, Long erov, to Theodore 'l,beroboeh. ' Altumo Pomeroy. I 1·, ' " · L, Uatf ISiimatea Forema~~< & Aobotl FREE Building Lots 00 x 100 feel Bottom, Ohio in said County was • Theodore Ebersbach, dec.,,a!lld. La , Al'ITO*. Phone 6284 Y. 8-8-tf About !tve minutes from Court !tied in thll Court. for tnnafer, Pomeroy, to Mary Mr aqd Mro. Harry Holter of House. A. N. Bengel, Pomeroy. Hearing on said Inventory and R. Ebenbach, Jean C Mann, Eliz. East Uverpool were the Labor By ,.,.. Jlthn Diehl "' OOLVJrtBIA 'E!feetive sept. 18 1 will not he Phone 31D-M 9 20 3tp Appraisement will be had before abeth Smith Day guesta oi Bertha Holter and Rev. -WllUom Strausbaugh spent reaponolble for any debts eon· Yang cow lor sule. Phone 8404 -- this court on the lith day of Octo- Mary R. Ehersbach, Jean c. Leater Bailey Friday in COlumbus with his CORAL tracted by anyone qther than IH 7-6tp New Home. rix rooms and bath. ber 1957, at 10 o'clock 8 m. Mann, parcel, Pomeroy, to Phil Mr. and M! s. Delmar Hamm and ther, who I (lllttent in White C!' myself. Signed: W. C. Andrewo. 8 18 3tp Klng1buey Upright plano and Oak floors, mobogany panelldg; Exceptions thereto may be filed Williamson. Jimmy were week end gueata of Hooplt,tl. ' DECA bench. Good condtlion Call at Ljving room and dmmg room. by any_ interea.ted party a\,. any Elt'••betlt' E. and Wilford J. Rev. and Mrs L E Carmichael of Lester BriiOkover,, who Ia em· ' Jllde'n wanted to Kaioer Alumin- 93 9 Aah st. Apt 4, Middleport. Knotty pine in extra large kit· time prior to hve days before tho Smith,' parcel, Pomeroy, to Phil Jacksonville, Obio. s:::: . l/!0 .' DIYr um for aocond shift, 4:30 to Built in oven and cook· date set for hearing. WllUanlson. Mtas Phyllis lhle left Friday and 12:30 P. M. Phone 8981 or 3511-J. _ _ _ _ __ __ _o_1_8~$tc chen. "" 1 R K Russell Rl 7 MtBB D0 tor Kr 11 1 ft W0 d Lewl! Fox spent the week end KING lng t•r· · · ' ' WITNESS my signature and Denver and Helen Queen, \lOA, es aeu er e ,. · • at his home here. 9 It 6tp 1 near highway garage. 9 J6 7tp seal of said Court, thil 18th Columbia. to Amos J. and Mar· nesday to attend sehool at Oh•o •·pt. '5 Sttnday School at•·n•· FOR SALE - - - --day ol September I937 , University at Athena ~ ' . .. • MGM TERMITES IXTIRMINATED John C B • · 1garet Bays. several from here attended the ance w., 73, oflerlng, $10.33. · ,: 1 Beer and Wme Tavern, Dl ond !roe in!pectlon phone 3i3·M, J d• d Ex:Of~~~n Cl k Ava Gilkey, Clinton Gilkey, Sr., . boat' races at Pomeroy Sunday. Home~ Powell and Mr. and Mrj,' ; ....,0 .,tiRY D2 llcen:-~ e F'or mfonnahon ForGilmore Supply SI•Jre, Pom.roy. u •' an tcto er 47A, SCipio. to Marjorie B. Mat· ' Orville Allen were Friday 11igtit J ''"'~* . Call 6232-X. 918·3tc Ne• Sulek Speclnl 2 dr Rlvler• All work guaranteed. Fully in· 9 20, 27, 2tc hews. and Saturday guests of illr. and ~· or.d Top) Covpe, Choice of sured. Vaugilan'a Industrial and -----Ava and Cllntop Gilkey, par· Mro. Sam Lewis. '• RCA VJCTGR four - rwo tone blue, arey, One Minute Waihel (wrmger ieJ.hal Termile Control Ser· eels, Sctplo, to Marjorie B. Math· • Mr Mrs. Ernest Powell and All Tht Lttoll HltiMd Jreen and solid black. All with type;), 1 year old, ~lcclrolux vice, St Marys, w va 7 2' tf ews By Evtlyn ' familY were Sunaay dinner guests ,.,..,.. Roctrdlntt dynaRow drive. Biaettnart, Sweeper oml tltt.:c~smtell, La· S RVICE LEGAL NOTICE Virgil and Myrtle Walker, 20A, Several from here attended the of Mr. and Mrs. Sam Lewis and Pomeroy. a zo 6tc dies Black ond Whtl~ tweed ~~~..~:~~: A~pllaoe~ IN THE PROBATe COURT fLetart, to Fred M Link, trustee. Homecoming and Dedteatlon of the family and helped Mr. Lewia eel; " eoat size 16 (good as new) Ca ll Store, lld w. )IJio S~, Pom..-or Stolt of Ohio Molgo County, SS. Ernest Chcsdle, 22-100 A, Pom- new church •I Alfred Sunday. , ebrate his bi!'lhdap. _. !lew Pontiac Cltieftlln 4 dr Sedan 3461 after 4 00. 9·17·61c 2- 3-tl Nottce 18 hereby given that on teroy, to Daniel E. and Clyua L. Mr. and Mra. Fred Vandyke of Mr. and Mrs. ,Olin Rlfe of CoIll A Hydromatic drive. Two tone 2 - - - - - - - - - : : - the 9th day of september 1957 Thompson. Melbourne, Florida, Mrs. F,rances lumbes were •upper cue1ta of his 1\A anea flnllb. 8laeltnaro, PomeQUICK SERVICE on W11<h C. applieat10n was bled to ~eglste; Harry and Katie Hlll, 32.48A, Neal of Jacksonville, rtorlda and mother, Mr. and Mra. George Ron· • roy. 8.20 .ate pairlni hr FIIIMry Trained the birth of nutlt Clair Phetteplace Letart. to Fred M. Link, trustee. Harry Keller of Columbda were shaw one last week. ·R~: : ":,.:.~ :: lta'l Fold VI Fairlane 1%,795.00. watchma~q,.,~{tjS IE'\VI!'.o ltatlng she ,.-81 born July 21 I902 Mary E Borlnm. dec, a!fld. for gueata over \he week end of tbelr i\lr. Mrs. ~~~~:iB, rei~g~gat:off lt' ~r lualnna. ~ . "1100" CGn•ertlllle Coupe. Power ,I~-Po!')!f,01I~ t._\1 Meigs Qounty., Ohio Sam~ ,. 111 trans, Sallabury. to James W aunt, Mrs Myrtle Frost Glouster <spent ~~~~e;. ~' ti'"'!'~'_:~~~~CJ -be for heating 00 the 28th doy of •James R., Wtlllam H. Boring__and There w1ll be on Icc cream sup- wllb Mr. tlihd•Mrs ':''." · 'f!' ,. Pa~k. Powii'eerln1. f'Ordomalle. Th ~~lrd en11nei New• ~·on SALE: 13 acre& of land on September, : 937 , ut 10 a m., at Leon• Boring Sauro. per at the Jack Weatherman build· er. Week .end guesta 111te eoll II 011 fl,OOO.OO moro. 1\acmc·Baohan Road Ideal the Court H•Juse, Pomeroy, Ohio. James W Boring, .IIA, Sall• lng here, Saturday night, Sept. 21. EZIIIUI. Blilttnan, Pomeroy. site Call 184-X after 3 o'clock John c. Bacon bury to 1\alplt Gilmore. Harve Wakley snd aon, Kenneth, • 9a0 6tc Frank Hutlson, Pomeroy P<Obate Judge L R and Allee Barr 76.88 A of Marlon, Ohto, spent several daya FOR . -;;;;;;;;;.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;.;;;;;9;;;;;19~3t• to Arthur llarr with his' sister, Mrs. Elite Watson 9 20 It£ IOhve ~ 19110 Che~let VB 4 dr , $1,8115. • Melas Co. Com. 4.6 A, Pomeroy, and aon, William. "J~O" !14Jiaq. Really aharp in· to Truman A. aud Elma S. Rus· Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Brlcklcs il4e and out. Powerallde. Radio 0 sell. was calling on Mr. and Mrs. Fon Good Cltm U1ed Can and Heater. Biaettnor' Pome~oy Union carhitle Cor~. ea!ment, Halsey and mother, Sunday even· All Mikel IDd Mo4~11 9 20 etc LEGAL NOTICE Letart, to OhiO Power Co. mg. Notice If ltcreby given that the Earl :\1 and Thelma G. Nt!lson Mr and M•!. Bob Martin of W Pod-,,....,.ro_ro_n_et_$_t~,81!~5-. 4 dr. undersigned will offer for sale at parcel, Dexter, tD Archie 1md Eva Va have mov~d f1to the Tom Per: Sedaft. Puob button shift. Radio public auction at the South door McKinney. r1n home Clll The Brlgnwil CornN ond Keoter. Beautlfut swept AUTO SALES \ ' · - - - - - - - - - • of the Cou1·t House, Pomeroy, William M •nd Leis J Clark. Mrs Elite Wataon and son, Wil· winl model. Bloettnaro, Porno· ·~ 1\!lddl~port Ohio, on tho 28th day of Scptem· 70A. Rutland, to ,\rnold M. and liam, were Snndoy diltner guesue£ toy 9 20 6tc lief P(Jmoulh VB $1.79S. jj;d Laracst size wa.,; Morning co•l - - - - - - - - - - , \ bor. 1957 at 10:00 A. M. the fol· Mildred M. Grate Mr. and Mra. Harvin Walker of ' fop ~oope. Power pack. Power· , heater with cireutallng fan UsJowmg described peraonal proper· Roy and Garnet Roush, lot, Sy· East Shade. lljlt lflnt Beautiful twolnolde tone ed fourdinette montltsset. a.TV WE BUY ly no longer required lor public Ferrell. racuse, to Dumon R and Lind' L. sonMr.ofapdColumbus Mrs. i'autspent Torrence and 1 Jlllck· md white Sharp eel, about D piece K. purposes· a week iin4 ovt, Biaottnm, Pomortll'. Ruoseli, nt 7, neor highway gar· I!TI.IICTURAL 1 IIAMI 1- Allls Chalmers 8D9 Diesel John H and Myrtle Rose, 30.19 here wltb their parents, Mr. and Check 9 20 Ole age. 9 18 7tp Power Cr.awler Tractor, com· A, 'Olive to Bryan and Bptty Hat· Mrs. Roland Torrence and Mr. and ~,--.rt#1~,..,.,.,------:...::.:~UP 11011-MITALI pleto with hydraulic angle rl!. Mr& Charles Chaffee. lll~!!'lnatttltY.11evtlpa-.l" pjelud ,- t-door Delul •• lllWING MACHIN& CUARANCI dozor. . Tlturman and Jo,.pltlne Ball-,.;.,. , ---, 121 Butternut Ave 9 18 !Ztc - - - ----- - WANT ADS PtfONE 398 corp9rated · l()..Year 4% . conver· l1ble debentures, Ewmg T. Boles prcaidenl ot thl ~olum~us 10: vcstmept bankmg f1rm, announc ed toda~. The Ohio Company .t.. otrerlng these debcntqres to Ohio m 'JCS· tors only, prired at $1,000 per $1.000 debentures, plus aectucd interest. This " the fourth t11ne The Oltio Company hos provided flnanctng services for Macomber »f Canton, o., one of tbe leading sleet fabricators of tlte nat1on The debentures arc convert1ble to com111on stock at any lime on Before Child Conservation League . t I •I I School Newt ~ '1 0 1 ", I i ~---- ,- -- ' •t~on. Thana •' Legai N.otic-e I I gave I I ~:::d.~ ~t"'::'~a~:. I I I (8) Aut.:> Soles - ------ - Re~ Legal Notice TUPPERS PLAIN I ·~d Brlc~IH '. '* · *, * * **' !I; : I) ' ~ '' 11 1 - h~me 1 ' :1 -;;;;;;;;~;o;;r;;i;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;i~~~~;;;;;;;;l;;o:;.;;;;;.~;;;o;;;;;~ New Furnitu,. $299.00 iiie ~!" P a~. 0 ~ ~~--~go::"''{t~.~xce~::! . ", ' • Ita, llltldllport, , vla~olke~n~ow OHIO V#.LLEY JUNK CO. mac:~~~ noN~r:~~dlo~~~':! ~~-~~p~~af:d :;'~le!!"~on~o~~~:"·a~~OAMI::: I , PARKER RUN . ~~~~:~~==tiOiled~~. ' value. Opal Harrio Color cbolea: Lutta~-. 1 Terms. Cash. Addie Belle Roush, 2UIG A, lot A Revival meetins will heg•n at ., I'=~==~~~~~~~~~ Tractor c.n be viewed on Ra· No. 237, Letart, to Fred M. Link,' the Old Dexter Chtlrch next Mon.- ~!"k1-~1·,wh"n"'·~itoW,+.~·~.. cine-Portland Road. truotee day evening llept. 23. ""' "" _ ____. These are we have trad· od In on, NECCHI·ELENA tho "'",_,.. 111 world'a most advanced machine. We have all kinds 28 Singers, electric, portablo!, consoles. anu I · fool peddles. Some like new. - - - - - - - - - Fully guaranteed CONCB!TI BLOCU Portable Singer 119.9& Up "'¥tltlltlllr l'tr L.... Console Sinaer $39.90 up Foil peddle 110.00 up GRutBIUl BLOCK CO. YOUR CRI"DIT IS GOOD.-.;AT SlfEPPARDS ~ I Mil.. Ntrth t1 Ptmt..., Sove up to IIIlO on new macltlnes. ' "'· We oervlce all makes oowlng Ool •• .. Coli Wm. • - · machines nnd vaeuum cloancrs. ' llocll ..,1 11111 Come In and took them over. lhtJIIIIrd Ntcchl·llno Sewing Circle Ollvt II lat Golllpolls, Ohio --...-----9...-19_S_tc COAL FURNACE _ Good tlon. Also small aaa ·boater. Phone 88611-M. g 14 8tc 'cond~ tPOR iALII Far R•uranta or S:hooll: Ne~· Stalaleu Rolrtaorator 32 cu. ft., 2 door, complete, with unit waa $950.00 now IQ50.00. G~a~ antftd. JACK'S REFMGERA· !1~~ NEPW HAVEN TU·23537· 1 1 .. .... & room hou10 and bath. Natural aaa in housa. One mile north of Cheller. c~u A. J. Carter, YUkon 8 18 Gtp roa· SALE&22·32. _ 4,pplea. New "'n Orehard, New Hmn. Ph ne TU·24e88. ' Nllll t· (12). Wanted to Rent Three bedroJm heuee by Oetoher 1& Permnncnt rellident. Phone 3119-J. 9 18 6\p 1 1 ' jt f or Rod.-ey ac1"ne , Sh' o' Shop, l . YOU, l.lft.C.eltriM..... ltol E1tatt Broker OHIO.••• , -~'flllOI:,IPOIIT rNOMII1 w 1 " Need Mora . L. • .ura·&Tiime· 815 ' Save 'Money Use~ The · ConcQrd . ' " ,~ t ' , 'A !1. ijrcClloud, lot, rerne Gilmono. Ralph,. et' al, e11! part Satllbury, to Ellis and Roxie Ueed, Dehllar S1111n. one-lotlttb A, Lowell •s. Twt'J:toed •s.~ ,49. Snow.10 0' I , . ..... ,..,.. ..,. (Nor.) GO. Poeme I Ro,:: Rudy lliflle and fathM;, ' owen Hall, ha" moved from tlte ~ Dor¥1 Panot~~ tarro to Rock S~. • • llr~ ~4 Mrs. . Gari spire• oJ ColvmSus apent Sunday with lft, Mfs. ~aek Sbl.fllnllilk and ' 1 Here•1 bow tct"work DAJL1' ORl'PTOQUOfE- 1, lt: AXl'DL'BAAXai ., ., II LONOFELLOW Olio letter llmpl)r 11Mda for anotllor. Ill IIIII aample A 1111"!1' for the lhrft L'o, X for the two 0'1, etc. iltnrte lettero, apooo . I hlnta. ~, ' ' ' A OrJplopt111 4l11tlalloil ' •TII!t Optit chureh wed ~~ or ~LJCl\1 lWM F'rlen~It ~lrele ot tM. f«<eralocl c~,.,h 'luitd Tu ..4y ·elbllinl at t' tit~ .church. · l Tbe devotional eervleec' 0<1 by · Milo Maey Virginia Re~bel,opened with oo(t ffiUIIC by Mra.•'Marvin Burt, Pllnllt, follo)Yed Witb S<rlp. !ur~ readine, prayer and a metlth•la qn >'The Church Univeroal" by ' e leader. Mila Mary Elhaheth Chapllll!l presented the topic for the "•"' nlng, "Your DenomiAatlon". fol· ~~~d.Witb a question and anlll(et Durins the buaineaa aeJOion Mr1. Phil Globekar and Mrs. co~ IIBB Jacobo were named 11 Nominating Commltjee to re~ ,at the Oe~r maeling 11 waa d• tided ttl ~"''" tho an~ual Christmas party on DjlCBI1lber 9 at the Martin Restaurant wu A deaaert COUJ'Ie ~m~ed at !be close of Ute meeting by Mr~ W. A. GibbS. Mr•. Phil Globokar and Mrs. CorU81 Jacoba. ~hurch Of Chrr'.1.t \,o' , HOMebUildtf$· · PJan Banquet lion; liiOIJIII\bll'- lt>D qt Mr. and . :;~: ~v!ek Stolltvhof!, La I Plans for tlteir annual banquet Sun'u~.,l '" .~~,:VIII beJ performed were madeIwhen the HomebuildMet . L 'Rh~ ,.., at tbe Heath ers 01_,, rilet 41 the Church or -. "' C ur~h. Ci11'1st 'l'llesday wilb Cash ~hr 1 'J1he' w4ddlnr will he at threethilty, o·CJ.~ With I pro~am of 'nup Uill 1 by, Wrt. Robert ~ !(ills . ~usc of M4detta, ¥~lis~ and Mrs E S. SchUt, organilt, Drecedina 'th~ C~~remoi)Y at three o'eloek. .(It da 1 eo D\! w 11 be Mi"' Diane ~lehman, Columbus, maid-of. .... nor,rnaand Donald Bailey, A~on, best A re~ptlon for the Immediate families and lrlends will he held at lite chureh social room alter the eer'l!"o~y. president, preaidinfl. An atten.i and cQnt..l will end with the banquet •and the wlrinera '(ill be feted. c ommittee• 'named for the banquet are Food, Mra, Bahr, Mrs. Ira Butcher and Mrt. Kennetb McElhmny, Decorations, . Mrs Den· • ver nn 1ce, Mra. Theo Neutzlin Mra Herman Klncaide· Tickel~· Mrs Wesley Fry, Mh.' Thoma; Bowen, Mrs. William (lrueser Mrs Raymond Cole, )\ra. Georg~ Harris, Mr.. William Sjati"; Progrom, ,Mra. Dan White, Mrs. Wallace Bradford, !Irs. Harold Lohse Mrs. A~thur Skinner, Mra. c~e; Mlts ·Jautce lflyman of Huston, ·lcr Emn, Mrs. Lionel Boggs Mrs Tcm arrived Friday tor 8 two Milton Houda.<helt Mrs. White is week vacation with- her parents general chairman of the banqpet. . lllr and Mrs. w. R. Hayman. ' Mr and Mrs. Dan Roush who The class meeting opened 'l'ilh have been em 1 d 1 Fl a prayer by Mrs. Fred Gardner have nurchasedP oye th yn Oflda ' Io11_owed by the Lo~'s Pra•e• In' e an wolfe -'uniSon Thom.. Bo en opoke ' • on farm · '' ' : Mr· and Mrs. Edison Bra~e wore :he topie "United In Christ" anu m Toledo where they attende~ the he class voted to set a goal of funeral of th•lr ll'andmoQ!er, Jl••s ,?5 .lor Rallr Day. I Ollie Jaynes ' " 'II I h . I " Grovtr W~lfe, New Brig ton e res menls were I 'served by ~ · 48. Mix 43. BeiUlllll ' lo TODAY 1 lit. Handle · rourblJ ,• I (COI\011.) to. BUr, up I, ' Mi.~~~~prl~e Dlllard, Colu~t~bua, d•.~lfll of .loh.D Dillard, Ml4dlell'ltt;• •l!'lll!l~Urll. 'Wilson Stollen- Mrs. Robert Roush of Portl~nd spent an e•ening lui week with her mother Mrs Paul Ma 1 and family. ' · . nue • W. R. Hayman is substitute teaeher fpr Mr& Belly ROU!h due to the death of Mrs Roush's lath er, Rev.' William Coyle · Mrs. Augusta Wolf~, who h s been ill Is Improving a la:~paln'of ; .- DBLYr-~ "ear SO, tt,ng- ~OMVP Suod~. 4-X , t(Oi("1( ~.' dllpjlkt1 ~-~oli> Ch arIene Dillard Wedding W1'll Be , Hel"''l On S•inda~ ." and ld• Wolle. ,..! " :1: :3 ~,''lit¥ Slmti.~llt \ Ji!ll'ldent Prflld", 'II t~ mti!l!»> 1 ~f lh~ ~1ih lshr:·~~;:~.'""l::.~~~~~~J :d;.:~d M~·••~ot~"M~:~~~••~;~ 21. !Ju* ~!~:~ tropbe~. the lenJih ond forJDttlon of the worda art tJ1 . laeh di,J the C04t lettera,aN different, FOR SAlE .r "• 1t :.li&.I!IOt•t ste.~. ; , . . By order of the Meiga county nan~ P. ~mlth, d... , al!ld., Mr. •nd Mrs. Beecher Cooper Board of commissioner& Cheater, to F.mma Smith. and son were vlsltina Mr. and Mrs. MEIGS COUNTY COMMIS. Emma Smith, d.c, cert. tor R. D.. HUI, Sunday. SIONERS trtRa. C""ster, to Ruth T~lor. !rvma Hand •ttnt Sunday with Dean Barnltz, Clerk Georie' w. Cheathetl], dec, llr ••d Mr$. J. G. Swan, Sunday (91 20, ltc af!ld. for trano. Rutland to Maey Mra. Roy' Slone tpent a day lui Cheathem ' · week with Mrs. Merle -Davia and lllriMI-8iltiJIIII! l i t l - AI•., · Mrs. Katie Davis. Middltpor\- Pin • A1110moltllto David c. •nd Giadya Aahwortb, Mr. ·and Mn. Ralp~ Swan. Jr. Bontll. flllnl a1l-ll Nl4t 'riA, Lehlnnn, to Albert Kelly and two aons vlalted Sundl)l even· -and ~hlrlcy Appleby.11 1~1 witb Mr. anil )lira. Worley COIU'Lil'l'l ~'[lraaeo , Pro 01, W1 W~ne and t.I.Y• e Harrison l'ran~il and mother LUlie Frllii:IJ. lJfa. ,\u\t, .,..., Polio. Call lot, Klltland, to Warren and Esther 1 · Beeclier Cooper was called ·"lo M1Ua1 lllti!lle;m. Oltlp. Blat;lc. · Cbe -• w v M d b ' tederal Form Mil Corp 77 a't ·' sapeue, , a. on ay,. 1· Groeeey In Rullahd - Well atoek· oil and 111 Olive to 'united State~ the serious illneso ol heJ? fathet. J,t ROOM HOUSE ed Dolnl nice buaioea 8 room ol Americ~ ·' llerm Fo}den vloita~ wltb Cui Uld LOT uv\ng quarten attaebed. Reason· R. C., and Ferne Gilmore, on,e- Hill, .:..tlaal Pra'ICII ohly priced or' will consider third A, l!lllsbury, tO Charlea R. I Roam• Newly Palntod trade on hq~, ~aaon for sel~ and Betty J. pje~L , , alao lag, otlftir lntereota. George Ken· Adrah ond George L. Tewklbaey APP~ GR()VE ' '0 POOT LOT R~tlllld, Oblo. 9 13 parts of lola 378 and; 379. Middlely Mn. H...... ll'!"tlt In Syracuse, Ohio por~ to Robert 0. ana Jean Tewk&· Russell Ro>uh and two douaht· See George H. Dunl I' ., ....- 'ill! barr. era tpent the -k end wllh Ill'. t C.vt S!., P-rtY llltal• .-w Robert and Opal McDaniel, lot, and Mrs. Wolter McDaDde at Tray 1 Phlno 51 I from Good Shoe Repair Jliddieport, 10. Clmnce W. and and Mr.. Walter RoUih lt:COIIIPIII· , ,, Doru L. CaaeJ. led thm her home bert. 'J II$ noria ' S. Fullen, Henry and Mr. ond Mr& Valcie Soenet~ of 1 I '1. .. ) 'I' Edith Francia Klllmar, Iota, Mid· Syracuse- spent Friday I evenlnl ' 0w ' dleport, to Mabel A. Gordon. with !lr. and Mrt. Herbert Rotloh . Warren and Esther Blaek, 22.70 and aon. • ,' ,, A. 1 Rutland, to Noel ond Edith Stewart Boston of Mila'ourl Dow, .,1111 Hermo~~~, Mn. Thomas Rollins of Jo. l •••"VRANCB AG£NCI ,. ,~·i, and Ptorl Games, \lA, Vo., are visiting !lr. "'"' " ,r• W. ond Bernice SC.t!l/1. · ,· 1 Ill"' A_- .111; Hotllll • · · · · · ,l{ft Walter McDade of ACCIDIN" and Martha L. Jur· Yisltinc her mother, Mrs. H,,,,.. _,,, Yeoltr4tr'o uewu l. I (Continued from Pogo Ontl A apecla)event- a Junior Robtn Hbod. Sboot for arcltera under years of age - io scheduled or 2:00 p, m1 Bowa and arrows wlll ~ provided for this pha•e of the s oot and will give the youngstero a chance to compete for awards. c· PLANTS ~·. tt!'lce ' /' 29. Sure tdlal.) ~ 11. Exdama• ;~;~::·:·~·~·~i~i~~~~l I /' te~~•• ,' 1 ';, METROPOLITAH FURNITURE Point (abbr.) (coUIJII!I ·• lf. Chuftll Ut ~0. Yean p (abbr.) . " -'-j, 0 RD U BOund &2. Wingo u. Meaaure ~::J!,,,'" •ISlam.! .... " 'V•1T. Pronoun ' ~,,.IL1ii~Youth ,\ • LegOI N f ICe BAKER . VV (var,) spiel SO. A Jap IUllthei N,"-· ..,.. 8. Re•ar4 • ' 33. En· 1 or SOUth 11. Punctua•~· "'nes .... •• 17. Com""'l' Cup edfl 12.i!campa mark U. Pitcher lB. a7. Uber- ; ' Bow nunters The servicPs were Jn charge of ' 1 1 rl the LETART FALLS 'DOWN IS. Je\viah 1. SOund• ot J, Ruulan month berae'a foot penlnsulr 22. Fool ··~ mill 2.Endeannont 23.lnde4· 1111Uldl tern• nlte t. WIUI46r 3. Aorou arUcle 10. Fennente>' 4. Danger 27. River drlllk o. Type (Afr.) 1 1~. •eyeral meaaura 2& Filii 1 Ia: Iimtlalt a. Meadow 29. Weak; ; dancinl l!r1 7. A barker'l ena ·oliO ,;h.f. CROSS'~' -Y DAIL ACIIOSB WER'-" ER breaks 0 I 1,,. ' injunction Rev. Elwood of RaciQe, Rev. MeCullough, n.ar lront8n and Rev. Floyd Workl!lan, local. In spite of the rainy,weather the Ohi9 Valley Grange and tile Laurel Grange enjoyed a pienle SaturMacomber, desiiner and fibfl· day evening at the Middleport calor of the famous V-section Park. steel bulldmg products. reported net sa\•• of $13,785,685 in 19,6. Mr and Mt1. Eddie Fults of In the first SeV~ montlts of I9S7 Crown Ciljr vislte\1 Sunday "~:ilh net saico· cllmbitl to $9,975.401 her parents, l,he Rev. alld Mr-. which is more i~tin 33% abovo Floyd Wqrkma,n. sales Jor the same perlo~ M lir. and Mra. Hqi>W fllll~lda 1956. CQmpany books sho~ an and ' Mr& ~r!y Rqu1h attended· eight, million dollar backlog of the funeral' of llorael Hi"eat of1 orders. Esit Liverpool l!•t income belbrc interest Mr. and Mrs. Bert Grlnim spenl poyments and 'before provision t,e week en~ with their spn, Mr. lor fedora! taxes for the three nd Mil. Rohort Griltllll, Columbus. years en4ed Dec 31, 1936 ltaa Mrs. W~lt~r Rouab r~ll!m•d averaged $789,036 annually, WhiCh bome Satur~ay after VlilUn( bef' Is 4 4 limes till! annual Interest daUihter, Mr. and Mra. Walter 'l'roy dShe "" I<COm· ""• on all MeDado I d b o/M rcqul·rome)lt of $177,"'' or the company's presently out · pa~:,,.tf Sh~e~n .~"·d~:~';. standmg funded debt Rolett• ~ d Elea - ' Net tangi,ble assets amount to• )VItlt Mr•."J. D.- R0°~~ba.pent a day more th $1 BOO $ 000 • , an • per 1, ol Mr. and Mrs. Harold Gri10m vJa, prlnCJpal ~mount of oulslandmg ited rerently with the latter's parfunded dent. ents, Mr • and Mrs. E P. 'Grimm 1\1ornmg • Star ""urel Cliff ' porary 60 shares per $1,000 deben· lures tq May 1, 1959, 54 . sham $1,000 debenture thcrcallcr to to l~ay t, 1961; 50 shares per ·1.000 debenture therealler to Nov. I, 1963 1 ho~~n::~ 1J::"~!vy~~d '"t,rrl;b! Mrs. testimony stalemate and gets mtegratlon started, there will be no need of a permanent injundion . . SIS' I I and get jus\ enor&h for Dav1es to JIIUI FaubiiS under temporary injunct19n. This s9urce s11d the govern· mcnt then plans te drop the whole thing, beeause once ' tent• or before Nov 1 ~ 1963• or earlter redemptwn, on the followmg ba rNe!el~~~o~ach:;,k,_ arri•e~ 0 (ContlnUtd frOm Pap Ont) An olllclal source said he understood Ihe eo\<ernment's plan I• to enll just enough witnesses f edtrate, , ..III'L · \,oJJUFC:h IFr1en . dly lfclf' 1 • · 1 • Me~tin"•s Hef"'. . , ll • • ~ •'' KVlUVICC lUVII M A A K,V D- IX V N M VII Mr. and Mra. Vlr&il Roush an~ Ill~ .. and lilt! Viriil Walker, were busmm vl~tqro ill Parkersburg. Mrs rannte Hunter Mrs. Ad•th Meuel of New Brighton, Pa., •¥d Mr, anll,, Mrs· ,John Bentz of R•· cine C!l~ed on Miaaes Aug~ata and Ida W:olfe •"II brotlter, Grover Wolfe. Mr. end Mr>. Ernest Weaver of OstraMer visited their niece, ~rs. lidison_ BracA and fanil~. an Mr. and Mrs. Wl!l"rd Boyer. I PA~~ORGii DO IT UP-Mrs. Gloria Speropoulos 0r Beraenfteld sued for dlveree Tb~s<iay charging her husband Wtlb cruelty. ~"· Speropoulos said in the smt I at the cr4elty start!d last year when ber hllsband George took a male fnend along on tbetr honeyc • N. J moon. NEEDS AUTO-SUGGESTION RIVERHEAD, N. •Y. UP~Mn. Willie1 Je4n Irvin. 20, was not •urpriSed when &he received 1hree tickets following• her first· attempt at dr~ylns a . car. But she was tl~teted after a Ill·mlnute jJive in which she negotiated a u-turn in a neighbor's newly· ·~'ded lawn, Jumped a eurb and rolled along • sidewalk until ·~• 1 cracked a concrete fence anu plouahed Into a two-story house knoekm'r it from lis foundation. ' ----r--- --· �·•, _, ,, ' I VJ /, .. ,,1 1:·. ' I '· ' ' ...' ,. . 84.~ &entlnei,'Pomeroy:Middleport; 10., Sept. 20, 1957 eporl ~. U!''.ld}, ' " ' •lfJJU •• I · · Q:.. -=ety.· " tJU&l ,. Jtl)'lli0n4 J.' Werner;Huntington New•!fork, v11lted this week wltb Mri. G- 0.· Fisher and 1111"1·..:"\'.erner, who it, general Jl~or ll~d ;ales-ti,anaiter of the Chemical Dl· vtsion of· the Celanese corporation of America, was in this area on a b\llllness trlpr He boarded at the Fisher home while employed at the West Virginia Ordnance Works d~rlnB World' War n. Mr. and Mrs. John Houck and children, Mtcky 1 Cindy and Clar- - ••••••••••••••••• . Beauty Salon inda. Huntington. were dinn~r gu~U ol Mr and Mrs. Verne Da· , Opens· Monday· . ~ viaSgt. this·sara week.1. Fisher, WAC, Columbll5, and Miss Betty Samee, I,....'k7'~ Colorado, who has just been hon· orably, djseharged from the WAC, are apending the week end with Mf;!etingl. Pratt entl!rtajn~d \he an~ Mrr. ·C: J, 1 n char~~· l)leetid. When were made to bel~, a ~'eedy next meetjn~. Oel..~; 'WI\en meet at the·home Df· )(rs. w" the former'<: parents, Mayor and Ml's. C. 0. Fisher, and family. • Branch Fleming and his hrot he~r- II in-law, Dr. Charles Mullen, are on Wendell Bunce, who is cmplo1ed plant at Clarington. IS spending I the week end with hiS wile and children who will move next ,week I m their trailer home to that area. Mr. ahd Mrs. Reid Varney and !iih ·<i'!i'· son, Phillip, arrived home Wednesday night alter a two •ceks trip to the south. They went especially to viait A·3e Larry Joe Varney, ' who Is stalioned at Fort Biggs Air Force Base, El Paso. Tcxa<. Phillip Varney has just been released from the Army after spendmg three years in Germany. .. • . ·r Mn.. Edith Rytber is, tisslstlng '~tit !YIIh Mr. an~' Mrr.' Wi.\liam daug~ler and',son-in-la~ ~f Mrs. Verne ' !J~vlo, , j(nliht and famlly. · Mrs. Lloyd Mowry. ,!' ~\ Ml~dleport, ,wbe . fell recentiy,' ';;:Mr. . and Mrs.' 11omer1 Holler bre,aklng her leg. 1 .• ;.i\ .~.~itQd recently 1~ltb ~~- ·and llfr. and ,Mrs. car[ Yaung ~nd MrJ. Harry Swan, Portland .. 1 daughter Alice · retur~ed 'to,. thej; ' · Mr, and 1\lrs. ~oy Holler vtslt· h9me, AkronAVednesday aftei'cia .~~. W~d"eliday w1th, Mr, and Mrs. I~'!' day8 visit wlih her ~are'nt&, J.-¥. Gaul, Sumner. • ll!r. ~nd Mrs. ~ll~ut' Moore. . · , Mr. and Mrs. H. D. Cunning. Mrs. John Baily, Mrs. Russ ' hahHJI Union Avenue left Thu.,. Wal!on ·and Mrs. Bertha Scott 'lday by_plane for Lps Ylllled Thursday · Point to visit their Games we'• plltl'ed with pr!zea won by MrR. Bertha Blackburn, Mrs. Aoniee Ohlinger and Mrs. C. J. Ebersbach. A lunch waa oerved to those named above and l\lrs. I Richard Vauehan, Sr., Mn. Rich· ard Vat•ghan Jr., Vida Lehew; Em· ma Leifheit, Ruth Laney and Debby, and Mra. Lee Pratt, Mrs. Wald 1 Windon, Mr! Willard Eberabach ' and Mrs. Harold Ebersbaeh. I '·· Mr and .. l ' ,I . , . ··k{a~4', •, ' · /, • ' I. ,... - . - \ at tne Olin·,{atheison Aluminum I a.-.enac larlr American I ' In ·&.be care · a huntipg trip. . • '•'\' '~ Kof PLodge · PI, CJ,riS RUmmage · S0•I'e' 1n0~ t0 b'er:· · ,. , .· Mro. Horold Wood Mrs R D Flowers, The Mary June Beauty Siilon, Harrisburg, Pa., arrived Thursday for a visit with Mr. and :.1rs Rob- 235 Walnut Street, MldldJPOrt. 'he\' ' " ,. ' voi/u · ·No.:,1-....--34' OPPO·.It ITY WEEK AT ELB'ERFELDS - .. __ ___ ..;._ DeeotN ~orr.e J~Nt',M.n.,elf,.j.,. Area ' . , ... -~~·--.;...-- Pome~t·Mlddle)llirt, ~~o~ S~turda~. Sep,tember :u, 1957 -~ ~aekets Scere·41~.131' - ~- ' '· ' SAVE!. ·oN,; .FUilNrrURE , _ For E¥ery Room l·n Your Home. .· * - ------·-------- ----------....... ~.· I * * ·. ert Coats and family and Mrs. C. will be open for business on Monday, Sept. •.3 and will be opera!• Fjdes Lodge, Kfllgbta ol py. D. Reichman and son, Joe. Tuesday guosta of Mrs. Wendell cd by Mrs. Harold Hood, tlte form· thi'as : met Thu•sday ai 1he K. Bunce and three children were or ;dary June Willlaims, Middle. of _P. Hal). with l!:nierson ,jo~es C~s~~llor Commander, ' P,resid Mr. an~ Mrs. Frank Reeves, Polls- port. Mrs. Hood, the daughter of Mr. ing. Tentative plana 1te' ~olng mouth, and Mrs. Edna Thaxton, White Oak. and Mrs, c. P Williams, is a grad- made to hold a rummage sale In Mr. and Mrs. Robert Coaw took uate of Mtddlepot·t Htgh School I October with further details ' to , , ·. · their son, Stephen, to Columbus, and the Sou•h•rton Marks Beauty be announced later. today where he Is enrolled as a School in Huntington. She Is a The lodge will meet next :r~urs day. Refreshment, were served a~ frtshman at Ohio Stale University licensed beautician. - - - - -- - - - - - the close or the mettin•· by Cash in the pre-me1ical course. Mrs. John Blazer and sons, Rick Bahr. and David, Galllpolis, VISited Thursday with her sister, :drs. H. L. Dunham, and family. Birthday Party Held Wednesday Frien..Lt and vis AMERICAN ~· cherry fie is t~is new Kling p-oup an S0 L D nattvo rel~tlves f~~~~~c~!~~ ~v~~~~t!td have learn· ed ·that Lawrence Reed, former local residort i1 recovering satis· cherry. COmbine either traditional or • modern acceaaoriea with thia early American deilgn to creole a beautiful, distinctive rdom, Tbe richly guined aolid cher!')' in 1 CDERRYBROOit Is finished in a dchght· ful new eolor ... Fiddletone. Fourteen separate finiablas operations bring out all the natunl beauty of the solid wood. And oaly SOLlD wood can gi~e you all the ijhalldea you find ia this au• thentie early American deeig~. Lavish appoiatmeall, ·generous 11ze, and aillled ciblnetmaklng identify the CBIRaYBROOit p-oop II really fine furniture; The· atylin~ 1nd color are in keepin~ wltb tOday 1 decorative trend. (lome 1 ~ aad HI CBERRYBROOit IOOIL factorlly after J kidney operation at 1St. Joseph's H•spital, Parkersburg. Fred Peel. Sixth Avenue, was taken to the Meigs General Hospital Wcdneliduy In the llawllngs· Costa amtiulance. Mrs. C. D. Searles, who had been a surgical patient at Holzer Hospital,· htS been . returned to her home. ' . ~ddleport ~ores First· ·. Win In Years POMEROY SOCIETY · , 1 j :on of Mr. and Mrs. George Hac- , Mr.. Charles Neue, Mrs. Carkelt Jr. celebr~ted nis btrth·l rte Nye and Mr. and Mrs. Harry day at the mormng sc,.ion of the Smith were in Marietta WednesMtddteport Kmdergartcn Wed· d eventn to allond a m•••lln<d nesday. Mrs. Hackett was assisted Maricll/ Chapter OES . oy the teacher, Mrs Guy Rey~ was preceded by a six o'el~k ooids m serving cup cakes, ic. dinner M•·s. Nease, supr/me ma- o? cream, suckers and cho~olat e terial Gbjective chairman wu nlik wllil the party havtng • , the guest speaker. . Disncyla.nd theme. I Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Swon and Melamc Hackell, younger sis- · Mrs Roy Seyfried, )lulbei,-y Av" tcr or Dennis, wu a guest at the I and Mrs R. D. Chapman of Rut· ~artr and he was aESisted ~Y , land , were at Canal Fulton Wed>ylvla s-:anson: Alan C~nnlno· nesday to attend the f~neral of 1am, Davtd ElliS ; nd Craig Fife ~dward Marquardt. n servmg the cluldren Special guests at hiS table were Marc French, } dan Cunn .1.56 FORD RANCH WAGON ThundP.r)llrd omotor, two tone green, custom interior, radio & boater, • regular trans. 710xl5 !Ike new Urea, like new appesr· ance. 1 \ ' I,; , .( ' Be Thriftyf Sdve a' Iyour S~le,lips ' . ~ROM . ELi IN POM~RQY 111gham, Dav1d Elhs, John Kloeo ~ra ig ' $1895 1\LINQMU ..I.MUI.I • CHIUV • Mo\HOUIIf Over -DOver ·fa •. , Fife and Russell Hanson. Wo Art tntorttt•d In luylne CINn Cm BAKER fURNiTURE I. I ON THE ERIGHTES't 4,TUT1U ~-lfH MOTOR (O. ·- \ 350 \V, Main Phone 82·X Pomeroy · CORNII IN MIDDLIPORT I Two Indian• youths, both from the armed set'vqlt were the Melga CilUDIY Jill ~IY fa~ltag charges of car theft after lhelr U. rest by Ohio Highway PatrolmiD Don Weidn~r. - - Middleport FHA Chapter ElectsNew Officers I Thursday evening the Future Home-makers of America, Middloport Chapter, met at the High School under , the direction or NewBuicks, Pontiacs 6 GMC Trucks Better Used ' . Cars their instructor, Mrs. Joe Bailey. •uy 1956ChevroletYUdr, ,, . ·· $1,895 "210" Sedan. Really iharp lnJlde and out. Power. alld~. Radio and Heater, .... $h895 t door Sedin. Puob ~utlon shift. Beautiful 1wel\l wine model. -' 1956 Bukk Y8 Cent11ry · · $2,575 195$ Bukk Y8 Special ·· $1,895 oar alntt new. Radio and Heater. Stl,tl Chief 4 doer Sedan.' Hydramatlc drive. Like new t\vo tone ~·· Radio aild Htater. ' . I . Beautlflll. two 10111 black lad white. Sbal'p lnildo \ ·· S~al 4 dr. and Super lciod for mndel. Alpg1i~IJ OW~ TRADE·~~ ~- CHEC.Kl:HES.EWEEK END,S,PEC , ~ 195,7'Fbrd V8(:o~Ye_,i~le' ·,::~ ,:~ . $2!95... ·All.:the nice el!tr~:lbctucllnl· Ford6ma~~- . . ' , ,., 1,$,6 :.Fp1~~)V8 (:~. ~edo~ - ~ 1!1$- ~9~~8:V~,~~~ia f'lar~.~op : .~ 1951 ·Fo.,.~~~-.~~iithln~::.tu.t•~·· ·; ·. I · :; . • i. • WUJys· T.ucl~r • • • •• • ~ ·' · •••,.. Tuelor' • ~:· . • -· ... • - I ·; F•lrlc1ne ···$2,795 195(-.,lck~ ~~ lo~ as $1,295 ChQioe of S~l 2 2 dr. HIII'CI top. All , cclitema~ope·Tec~ orl Goa·~ ,_col(d!\U~mi·. · 1955 Podlae Y8.·'·: ····· $1,795 local owner. Hydrama· . . ·2 dOor Riviera Coupe. Dynanow dri~e. We've se~· 1955 Pl..... va;······ll,~Js ........ $1,995 H•rd• ~p ";.;p~;er, pae" Powertl'ite tra~i.. -at- Jamea ¥ason lkrbailulh "'I(IG.l THAN If • 1954 Eo.rd VI Tudar: ", •:•-~ ·~· ~· 1·9,51 Metc:ury 't~Clo.~ '; . . · · · · -· •ord VB Tudon .•'· .: · ' Radl~ & Heater. • d!lor ·Riviera Sedan. Power Steering & brake,s. Like new blue with whit~~ top. Hard top model. We ••n peraonally recommend thia car. , . vieed ·thla Jayne Mantf·leld Dan ilalley Joan Colll111 Be\ty Lo1 Kelm "THI WaYWARD IWS• (JJl Clnemaecope)· klvrolly Only ~. 21 Hu1h M.artowe coa ·n ~.v AOBie Dlckln~C~R A l(ltl "THI ILACK Will · , · ' trcns., Alma Baumgar~ner; re· (In Cinem&ICCP/I'Iri>.o)· , -allo.=: . ' . .. porter, J~dy Arnold; Pariiamentnrlan, Linda Forrest; Historian, Gene Barry Nat "K,Il11" ·(ole Nancy Haddox; Song leader, · · ~qte Dlctluon , :S:HINA GATI• Shirley Barrett. j Cln Clnemq~): Purposes of the FHA, lb creed . . COMED~ nd OUTOqN the duties of officers and tbe FHA colors of red and white New offteers elected are: pre<tdent. Patricia . B'rth. vice-pres., \lary Barth; sec., !leggy Farmer; w,•n maklnc an all out eflorllo move out every ear we ean THIS MONTH. You'll gel tlie of your life beeauae - your old ear llaure lo be worllt letll later, Ihe new ones 1ft litre 10 be ~IJher, and we wiU give you I he ear at near 11ur total eosl. Rush In now willie tile below are available. , ·1956 Dodge cor~•• frl. 1 $995 . Jail ropmauon,· Decreased B' ' -" " ·u · Tbe Meigs County Jam ·n.~~~~ Uon was decreased bt ·j; with the release of two custody. · , ReleaSed were pina M~j]l;~ 48, of Amesville ~Iter ..,..70 In 'fines ~d es · of intoxieatl(in, Abo released of 40 on by the with 71, � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 09. September Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource September 20, 1957 swisher watson