https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/ca3240af72c1a05acf406b8401571386.pdf 8ec89ef99ac498a3118a1b7ace4a5f0f PDF Text Text ·•, _, ,, ' 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, �SenUn.,_, ~n\ero/Mid~leport, 0., Sept. 2f. , W, 1951~ ' I& Yeqr-0{~ Dean Saunders AdvJses Modern Instructors him about 11. And he can see what steps are needed to solve the problem But do not do t)le work for him Lead him to see what to do by questtoning Don't condemn a puptl because he has It atts of which you do not approve Rem em· bm, you were once a child Here ts an Qppo~· tumly for the teacher lo substttute a "Do" for the undesirable trait In fact, many of the ' Don'ts" may be dlsplaced by "Do's" Don't make rultii that are not n~cessary In Page's "Theocy and Prac!tce of Teaching" wrttten many years ago, Page makes thts statement, "Dqn't make rules that are not ne· cessary" Tben he tells the story of a young teacher who after he had taught a few days without any rules decided he must have a few. So thts was one of them "Boys must not get on top of the coal house " The boys ha4 never thought of doi11g that, so at first rec~ss w.heo the teacher looked out of the wmdow, he discovered that every boy in the school was sittmg on top of the coal ho)IS8. Tb,e ~ b,acl 3lv.eo lbilll tile ld.ea that ~ w.QIIld -~~fun to &et on top of the rod hou~l Aootber l')Qo't Is llon't $COld It ·Is dlsp!J!as· ing to tile pupJis 81ld iJ!l!tJective Don't ap)lear to be d!stw'bed b~ bad con· duct A boy was broll(bHo the office because he had been whlstllnc In time of school When atked why he whistled in school, his re· ply was: "()h j to • , ust see my tucher get ani"Y· ' Pupils do many thing• just to annoy teach· er. JC the teacher does not show !)!at she is annoyed, It soon will cease. Don't punish late In t)le day (this Is for teachers). Why not? The llnswer Is because the pupil goes home In a bad hufilor and does not s11y anythlnc very njce about his teacher' If h t b 1 bed e mus e pun I , Jet jt be early In the day. Never lt.t pupils go home In a bad humor. Don't fall to le•rn • all you can about home condltlons oftbe pupils. book ,and say, "Tell me what the problem Is, ,In talkmg with one of my boys about his ln other words, repeat 1t" This the pupil can. conduct which was displeasing to me, I said not do and so of course he does not have the lo him, "I shall see your father about your , pro bl em In hi s mInd How can he answer a conduct and at once he told me of home con· question 1f he doesn't know what the quest ton dilions that were so bad thai I refrain from js? putting them In this report. At once I became He must l1rst know what the condtltons the boy's friend ~~. rna~ plf\)S to help him sblted In t~probiei)i at e~~Mtr and bnly then myself If a boy Is dellnqu,nt, almost always fs,he ready lo answer questions you may ask he ts not to blame -~ Jo-ct to scmhng -th-.-..- ,-h-lld_r_en- to_______ - - - - - - - RU--A -R_K_____ REPORT , b RORIRT C. RUARK LONDON - It JR rothc~ ~illl· sclfool with r,olored child• en and WIShed Nct:•·ocs to ride In the bAck of the buses lor fear of some thing u-:tang1hlc Most ol these people are ol a stripe, 1 said anll were the same tult t9 be a 11r!deful American in sort of poor w1'11te trub of dubious educot 1on that on1:41 reviled Catha.. thG80 parts 0Ul~C dDY!I w\1 h the news mu"uzJncK and the Brlllsh hcJsm upd rulsed thetr crosses press pinyin~ allstom1 out on the usalnsl the Trloh when they In lf)gregutlon "limbic tmck home vadcd 'he lund ol the free They J aort o{ ,,,t!l like go1ng ar onnd apo1o,i~lzln~ to stranocrs und ex plalnlng that all A'llerican• aren't llut headed hlllh•itica like th<• rabble·rousm who spit and hu• 1 atone• at ch1ldum over the lnte. cration conflict one Enali~hman I know nsketl me quite sc .. tou:dy "But could you plcusc oxplaln, old boy, how a thing hke yonr Governor 01\nl Fuubus uvnr gut to be & Onvjlrnm nl ntl'!" ,1 I had to "Y that It beat me, loo, but some powerf ll QUcllr critters turned up In buck country pohtica and ran tht>i~ atatcs more us die· 1 tator1 than ' ' DH !il!fVSnts or the pC.!O• revJ!e Jews If well, 81'1d were p10ne to kick any m)norlty, moat· ly to satisfy their own Insecurity and loohng cl Inferiority "Why is th)s permitted!" my Enall•h friend asked "Why ian't It prohibited by law, and put down! llow cnn this awful Governor de· . ly hla Preuid •nt and your Supreme Court'" That's what ali the fuu io 'boll!. I C>plolncd My inclination would be to J,•ll him. but we 111ove a lit· tie slower than that Given tltne and some unplea1antneas, this 1'1111 work Itself out There wu a tremendous uprqar over letting Negroe• play our n&· pie. honal pastime. but Jacltlt Robin· Our friend went on to "Y sen WB! a succest~lul teat ca1e He ''!Jut utter all, your country is withstood ail the riding and the a meltlnll •Jut ami pr1cle11 il'lt!lf boos and the catcalls and aat sttcb on being tho lnt01 national •••I a oterllnj example that there ere o( democrary Why all this rul> nooriy as m•nY Nearoea aa wbitea • bllh about dlflm•nt races golna In baseball, moat or whOm •r• to, ~ehooi tog•ther' You produced tremondouoiv popular • :th their an Jlallon In 11ayor LuGuurdla and white teammates 11 wed at the 1 former Dutchman, Roosevelt, fans One In particular, WIUie WU :your Ph•slc\ent YOlu Mr Bcr Mays, waa a public Idol in Alll.,i· Qtlf4; Buucb 11 u Jew ••d your .. two years aao. Joe Lewia, J neKro, 1 uther raised Thi1 educotlon thins wiU loi· 1 question ol white •uprt•macy In low the same example a• our 100<1 the Ptlle ring Your lcr10 Horne p~Otlle prevnll and our bad peo II abwt the loveliest woman In pie ore made Into ligureo of Americ:a, and Dr Rolph Bunchc shame. The had ones aet weeded One of ~OUI Rl0141 disllngu\ shed out on both •ides. · Sounds frlghllully Pollyanna cJti.HJ1t." I said thla wu RG and so1ne of ..d moot lnelflelent on the part Ul were awarA of It ol the elllclont Americans," he ·~w,n, thAn," he ''l'lllled wnh Bald "II yon ~an your Industries Mlulderal!le logic, whnt's '" and your wars th,at way, you'd nev· bltOtiJ awfUl about rduratlng a or aet 1nythina done " I expect you're right, I aald cblld, blaek or white'' lc1Ue1t1on, l 11id, was not u s1n, But up to now it'lwork.ed out prot· II!)' mo11 lhon riding on n tram ty well dt if,a iln, but aome lowrr cdw (CopyriiJht 19~7, by Unllad Fea· lOu of our anclnl strurtu•~ oh turo Syndleulo, lnc.J NEWS BRIE'FS 1.. COLQ RECORD SET WASHINGTON UP- The Na· vy's South Pole station hos report ed the tcmperu\Uf!O dropped to a record low of 1021 degree• below zero last Tueaday at the bottom Of the earth The Navy sold thla broa•3 a world record of liJO.~e· low rebislered May 11 NO ACADIMIC AMNESTY Waahlnaton UP - Queena lll&Y come and quee111 may ro, but cppo ltai puhUc acbool students will get no holiday because ol It Dlst~let ol Columbia commissioners Fri~ay turned down a SUgffrtjon that schools, be closed Oot 17 when Britain s Queen Elizabeth pays a state visit to Washlniton NUCLIAI TilT POITPONID LAS VEGAS, Nev. UP ~nla· vorabla wlnda toda~ forced tho Atomle Ener1y commillion to ~II another 2f.hour delay In Its "W~Jt. ney" nucleao ahot from a BOO-loot atoel tower. The shot, llnale or the 22-.!hot summer aerial, w11 ro. scheduled lor 8 30 a m pdt, Sun· day. Preaent wind oonditlons coul~ hove rt.oulttd In fallout over popu· lated are11, the Al!lC aald. PtiCK ltii'DIITID D\'IN~ FRANKFURT, Germany UP Tbe Frtnblwt Qew,llAP'r Abend· poat said today that Eaot German Prealdent Wilh•h• P1eek Ia dyin' at his homo In tuburban llerim. Tho Weal German nell!lpapar •••d tht 8!-Year-old Commoniat Presi dent haa been attended since Wed· ne1day by doctors who "are aer· lain he' cannot be liVed." - - I " :: _ _ _ _ ,_ _ _ ! I f ' ' ~ Saturclot- Channel3 8 25 Sl~n On 8 30 Circle 3 Rancb \ 9 30 lQ:OO 10 .tO 11 00 11 30 12·00 12 30 1 00 Gumby Fury Capt Gallont True Story Detective's Diary Forel~n Intr•gue My L1.tle Margte Down on the Farm 1·30 l!psebftll 4.00 Fq,!llb•ll ~:30 7 00 8:00 8 30 9 00 9 30 10 00 I0 10 12 30 Nlodt Jamboree P11ry Como s)lpw Tbe Poll~ Bergen Show Dollar A Second Encefl Theater Yo~r J11t Parade News and Sports Hetdlln• Nllewntch ' Sign Off ~duriay I ~ ~~ 1 ~~~~~ A~~:r show 9:00 T~~ Web 9:30 People Are Funny 10:00 News Headlines 10 10 Nltewatch 12 30Sign Of! The rewt of tht sec.rell'ry wa1 read lly ·Ml's. Le\an~ Sla1on and Mrs. Jame1 O'Brien the treasurer~ report. A eontm.lnii!~Uon waa read from Mrs. Roy They Jr. County Council preeldent; Inviting the membefl to attend the first meat lng ot tbe loun(y Council will be held at the Chester School, T!{ursday ~lj)b,r 3, 'I . I • P.m. '-~~- MONDA"I'' 10 so Trut~ 1¥ ,l!o'e"!Ut~~ 11 00 Tic Taq, D<ll!g~ 11:110 It Could Be Yo• 12 oo ,News Report I? 15 Movietlme J 30 Urlde and Groo111 ~ 00 M~!!!"' Tbeate~ · 3·oo Q'lilln r!li.al>v· a45 Jlg4~rn ·){o,it~CO"s ..lOy 4·QO ~oln.edr TUne llil· 4 30 Tr~uble With Father WSAZ·TV tHANNEL I 5'00 Spu)!c~ Playhouse 10·10 Si&a ~ 5 45 NJIC New~ 10.15 Cili'illtl,!~ Sc!~DCt ~l'<!Jnm 6 0 News PICture 10:30 What One Pll'103 Cl!l Do ' 6 15 Sports !:~e 11·Qtl nta ~ The Llle 6 25 Weathercast 11 30 1\fan to Man 6 ~0 The Price Ia ,!light 11 ~ ' IJ!d~ti'Y on Parade 7 00 Thf l!estleas Sun !Z:I~ What's Your 'lltou~ltt 7 30 Welb Fargo t;·~O TV Cbnpel ~ 00 Twenty One ' t·OQ The S!u Erwin Show 8 30 !;Ieven Against Thp Ice 1·2$ Baseball · 9 30 For~•gn Intrigue 4:45 Go1pel H•rmony Boys 10 00 Bloodie 8:011 lleet tile Presa to,3o News He~:dlinell _ --~- _ _:.:.:;.,..-::.:.......:.....-='--::::;..:..::: 10 30 N1tew~teh MOOSE DANCI 5:30 My Friend Fllcb URIIS YICKITS' Pomeroy l..odge No 10~, Loyal ~ 00 Ted Mack's ,\mateur Rour 12;00 To;ll&.bt NEW YORK UP -If you d1dn't mall your request tor tickets to Order of Moose, are sponsrlng a dance lor all members and guests --·----~--------~-~-----the World Serl'a aames at Yan at the Moose lod/le, E Matn St , "'' StJI!Ium on the lirst day or Saturday, Sept 21, 9 to 12 Music the sale, you're out or luck The APPLI BUTTIR PROJICT Yankees annouQCed Friday 018 ht The annu1l apple butler project by tbo Circle Four they already have stopped uccept of the Roek Spnngs Metbodist 8.00 GE Theater 830 Alire~ Hltebcoek lng Ucket orders - less than 24 Church will be held at the Ch~ hours alter. the sale opend. 900 f64,ooo c~ollenge lord lollilho•t home, Wednesday, 8.00 Lile on tbe Farm Octobe~ O•ders may be placed 930 Whal's.My Line ' 8·30 Captain Kan11"oo 10:00 Sunday News Spe'cltU w1th Mrs Ledhe1t or Mrs Wll· NUN~ARIANI PLAN TOUR 9·30 Mighty M,ouse l>ia~boult IOU The Late Show TOKYO UP -Communllt Hun ilam Barteir. Proceeds will be 10.00 Lucky 8 l{jJru:b gary haa ~ccepted a Red Chinese placed In the church bulldmg 10·30 lt'a A Hit invltoilon to ~"'d a government lund Middleport Semors had a dance 11·00 81!1 Top deleaatlon to vls•t the Chinese Fr•day night after the Wahama· 12 00 The Lu•c RRnger mainland, tlle ,Communist New The Lad••• Auxiliary ol Drew Middleport football game Mu•lc • · Cb)nQ Newa Aaenel' reported lo Webster Po~ American Legton was lurn11herl by the G·Notes who 12 30 Town •nd Counl17 7 00 Jimmie Deaq Will ml'et 1n regular ~esSJon, on Include Gene Croo~s. Tom Skm· 12·45 lhg PICture 7 30 Boston Blaekte , ~~~ !"~ a::~~de~"'db;hep;;~~~r Tuesday eveolng at the Legion ner, Bob Preston, Middleport; Bill 1· 1~ Baseh:lil Prev10w uoo Captain Kangaroo Chou En·Lai and that •t was ac home Frank Cheesebrew, dlstr1ct Anderson, J1m Lohse. Pomeroy, l. 2u Gatne olthe Week 8 40 CBS News eeptcd "with pleusure' by the chapillln, will be the speake1 Bo McG!othl•n, Wabama 4 00 TV CiaSBroom 8 55 LO<:Oi!lews Hungarians No other detnlls were given PAST M4TRONS MEETING The ill!ddleporl band meml!era 4 30 Corll"' Archer ' 9 00 Gary Moore The Pall Matrons of Pomeroy mvtted the Wahama band ID tfiell 5 00 Saturoay News 9 30 Arthur ,Godtre, Chapter OES will meet Tuesday muSic room where hot dogs and 5 J5 Football Scoreboard 10130 Strlb It llieh STATUE FOR CAPITAL I;I,Qb. N~ /i) ~ I WASli!NG'fON UP - 1~'he Na· at T~-~ m .\~ ~~, li!JlniN 1oom pop were 'I".JiVJd "JW~diale/y af· ' I3Q , y~~re The(~ , 0 '< 11 10 Kalil's Almanac tloQA)., Capito) l'ilUlnlng Cobnn"· of th( ll!osonl~ fe1J!P.1e • Mfi. H~~ ' l~r, t~e ganW!'fr•d•:t! night by the "' il1l ~i'.lJistlict Aftorney SUn Daily SentmeJ -WCH$-TV Chanttell Daybook Post Game Dance Held Friday Nite At MAddleport Saturday-Channell Monday alon H~· approved erectwn o£ h 24·1oot hjgh •tatue ol South Anwr 1can het~o Simon Bolivar m the nation's capttal Friday the coin ml"l,iul eave Us okay to plans to erect the equestraln statue on a pedestal beside a refl•ctlng pool near the interior Department aq\1 the Pan American Unlllll Bu1ldm~ ~mtth Wlll be hol)tcss RUMMAGE SALE A Rummage S•ie wdl be held Friday lod Saturday. !!ept 27 28, at the Grate bu1idmg ln Rutland with mo!Jlcrs ot the Senior class ol Rutl~nd llilh Scho~l aa, the sponsors. IIRIANS TO W)IT IIWS ARIIISID T~e Loyal Berean Claae ol the RABATA, Morocco UP -Thlr. Middleport Churcb of CbrlBt wdl ty !lve young unemployed Mo· meel Tuosday evenin11 Ill the home roccun Jews have been 111Te1ted of Mr and Mrs L E Triplett while trying to leave the country, Hoste"" are lol,ra. ijomer RICe, authorities SDid today Morocco Mrs Triplett. Mu Rosa McNeal banned wholeaoie emlgratic~, and Mro Ma•y Smalley. among its 200,000 Jews m Junr, 11136, contending it weakened the AUXILIARY t411TtNG national economy. The Auxiilary ol tile Feeney· Beanett Post, No 1~. American POLIS TOUR CHINA ' Le&ion, will meet Moaclay ni&ht TOKYO UP -A ntillary d,lo· at th-. Lealon Hall at 7:30. gaOon from Communist Polan.d has arrived In Pelplng, capitol ol P~AN LADIII IJIIQHT Red China, Peiping Radio repoqt. Ladles' Nlfl~l will be h.eld at ed today. The Pole~, headed 'I>' the laaa~ Wollo~ r.tm, Q.tar Che,. Defense Minister Gen Mari'lll ter, Monday nJ4-t at 7 p. m. when Spychalakl, were Invited to Red a supper, featuring barbeqoed Chino by Pelplng's Defense Min chi~iren, will bll "'rved. The program lor the evening will Include Isler Marohal Peng Tuh·hual a movlua piCture and special MIIIIDTNI WOIIKS musie. • NORTON, Va. UP - A ttiief who atolt '2oo wotches from a oale~man dooan't have time on hiS handa Tbe watcheo·were dum1111es with no lnsidea --- Band Boostc•·s Assoctation Preceding the parade before the 6 39 Perr) Mason , 7 30 Jimm1e Durant~ $ 00 Gale Storm Show game, Tom Skmner, representmg lhe Senior Band, presented Band 8 30 Have Gun W11i Travel Director George Dallas wtth a 8.00 GuiUlmoke bathmette for hts son, Stephen 9:30 ~olden Playhouse Dru Cheese brews, Lead Meeting At Rio Grande 10 00 :rtle L~te Show 11 00 The Ute, Late ~how ~ Sunilay - Chani!ill 8 o~ Lamp Unto My feel 9:30 Look Up 1o Live 10 00 UN /II Action Mr. and Mrs Frank Cheesebrew 10:80 Cal!l,ere 'three who have been 1n eharge bf th~ II :08 Let'l Take A Trip Young Adult Rio Grande Baptist 11:30 Wild BUI Hickok Association, were at the head of . 12.00 Heckle and Jeckle !he m~etlng held Thursday mght 12 30 Not EY Chance at the R1o Grande Baptist Church 1:00 Profe,.IOllal Football NS, World New1 ltouridup Others from the Middleport '4.o/) F~e tbe Nation First Baptist Cburch were the !lev C E Hoyt, pastor, Mr and Mrs U~ Korea Kalad Hindy, Mrs William MUler, 5 00 The Last Word Mr. and Mrs !Jamco Pullen, Mr 5'30 Annie Oakley loW!' and Mrs lla'l'ld l!l. l{ubbard, Mr 66:00 30 Jack Ben111 and Mro. Cllllord Stumbo ol lhe Golden Rul~ Cia" and Mr and 7 00 !!:~ Sa11ivaa Show Mrs. 1\fannlng Kloos, Mr. and Mra Larry Rice, Mr l!lld Mrs. Gene Coleman and Mrs. Ruth Robinson, Christian Cr•silders Class. 1115 11 so 11 45 12 00 12 20 1 00 I 30 2 00 2 30 31011 3 15 3 30 4 00 5 30 S 45 5 55 6 00 6 ~5 8 30 7 00 7 30 8 00 Love of L1le Seareh for Tomorrew Guldlllg LI~M 1 Katie's 'Kite~e: As tile World Turof Beat the Clock Houseparty Big Payotr 1 • Tbe Verdict Is Yours Brlgb)er Dar Secret Storm Edge of Night Tbe Early Show Yoor Bsso ~~~porter Sparta Parade Weatbert!Jan Profile Douglas !:llwordi · Robin jJOOd _ Buru 1o Allen 1• Talent Scoull Thoae Whiting ~il'lt 8 30 Richard Diam0ntl, Private 8·1!9 10 01) 10 Ql 10 fo . POMEROY I ~~}QUid. XU11.V10b, wbOM complicated defeJQive potleml made the l'rlbt JU,JPi1J!DJ eonteltders the lao! 11"0 •uona. II readymg a radlc:ally-Dew allack for 19M It Ia an onbalaneeil Une, literally C<JmbiDIDI the 1 power or the old Iloilo-Wins with the deception of ihe "T". ' /~ man. Mrs 1C. Knight MrL Win AJ!· deraon and Mrs. WIIUam Clarkt magazine. r,trs. El!f Gilmore Jr.; healtl), Mra Leo Cr<iw, chairman Mrs. Edward Baer and Mrs. Law· renee Morarlty; program, Mra Ph1i Globolw, c~airfllan, Mra Robo ert Stliry 10d •Mrs Althea Bryan; publicity, lllra. Willard Ebersbacb, challman, Mrs. Margalet Ella Le• wi1 alld Albert Smith. The need ol 100 percent mem· Be~ you're~ ' protected .... Enterprise'EUB 'Willing Workers 'Meet1ng , Mrs. ~lllan McGhee, who Is on !wo weeh vaeat1on fro111 the Ben • , ellee~ your Pranklln !lore, Is visiting h~ ala· ter, Mrs. A. c. Nell, Russell, Ky., ~~ fire lnsunnee this Week I Q$$ A/2c Jack Coleman, who is slat· 1' loned at ~kbourne Air Base,,[! Mrs. Allee Tbompaon eater· berahlp tn association was ·TODAY! spendlnk a five di,Ys leave with talned the WUUng Workers claas stressed Woodgeard who his parents, Mr and Mra. Bethel ot the Enterprise EUR Church on urged ·oU to jom It <Was Coleman, and family \l'hllreday eveoiliJ at ber home, voted to . on a motion , Mr. and Mrs Arthur Gilmore llllBC HJII. picture lor use In lbe Haskell Gihespje, wbo was burn. took her mother and lather, Mr. The meetlnt opened with•devoacbobls, olao voiep to pa:t ed severly when ' hoi eolfee was and Mrs. Donald Geary Sr., to Gal· Uona led by the president, lin. liltimee of All Typea t~e' a9d trop}lles for spilled on him, bas been returned hpol11 Friday when Mr Geary re· Jameo Will whleb eonalated, ol home from, Ho~Jp Hoepital. turned to Holzer Hospilal lor a l)l'oup 11nginc, lcrigture readhlg hd 81. Plioae ll-1 Pom. ,a H. Rawlings, wluJ has been cheekup. by Mrs. Will and prayer bY lin. ~;.=~~~~=~~~~ a medical patient at Holzer Hospo lrlr and Mrs J. F Gfaly, MounclJ. John Friek. ;;;; ita I, was laken to Grant . Hospltol ville, ar~ weekend g~esll of tbeir In Columbus today In the Rawlings cousin, Ml" Frieda Baehnle. Mrs. Vlcto~ Young Jr. aod Mn. Coala ambula,nee 1 Mrs. Rawlings Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Hugh.. plan PbOip Smith were welcomed aa SB....G'VN 'SHOOT • accompanied ftiil\ to Columbus and to leave Monday lor Denver, Colo., members. Dle)l elotha were f .J ·~ • ' \ will be a hous ..8u¥t of her Slstor, to viSit M.Sgi and Mrs. Chester II a money' mating project. Mrs. Robert Jay, and husband. owen and four ~Mdren wonder box dooated by Mrs. Richard 'FoJ!len was taken jo Wilham Reed Stark, Huntington, Buck waa aware to Mrs. Carl Holzer Hospital Friday atferpoon was a business visitor In Middle· Sale• lax slllmpl w~re the Rawllnzs.coats ambolance port this week. He Is the soh of tonnted at the cioJe ol the bual· I ' ' Mr ·~~ Ml'a. Frank Estep, Col· the late Reed Slark, 1 Iormor Mid• nesa Stsaion. umbus, we'"named servedabuve by d ,re weekend gueslti ol her dleport res iden1' and htJ company tileRofreshmenla hosteas to those gran molher, Mrl C F Hawkins, has been awarded the eoatract lor and Ml'l: Herbert Dixon, Mn and his mothcr:M1s Virginia Ea" the electrical work at the Middle· Claude Husted, Mrs. MYrtle Long, SUNDAY; SEPT.-22 port schoole Jilin Dorothy Long, Mill Gen.. ;.o;;;;;;;::;R;.;tb;;;e.;rt;; -~R;;,•':;bei;l';;·;;~::a::;d•::;n~G ;:;;;M;'~"~C~ba~t~le;;ne;~;;;.;;iw;b~os;.• vieve Stobart apd Ml'a. John Smith. N.da Dark ( ,. , • ' ! Isaak · Walton League Chuter; Ohio 1 tm .IrA~~ ~n.d I $til,, Torpts ~. " '~ '!:() c.an Street, r.nero, ~ 81111111 • It 11; lie I, al NGOD OD Tban.) ~RE·F~O~. \.(tr1 Pkll•l groomed for Bamt'J w1ngbaek Waabln&ton oputured through post But whde Walton showa most ol ill 'PrMeuon gameJ It• · promioe he's alto displayed the olfenilve Ullemen obviously un· lauill that come ~nth mexper lamilllr with Kuharlch'o new ienee And Kullll'lch also Jacka l)'llem. But both the club and depth In the ulety tlot where the new allack are loaded with VQeran N'orb Hecker has been potcnUal. , 1unable to plug lhll ma)or de· Golllg for the Skin. thu year fen•ive loophole by hnnsell Ia tbe apparent relurp of J•tUc "You gotta taee facta" says Eddie LeBaron to hil IIJM form. Frank Kubarlcb. "One mutake m after an lnJ11r7·hampered '58 ,., ~at delenoive backfield and 1t's oon. Behind LeBaron ia Rudy six polnll lor tbe other guy You ' Baklcb, obtained from tile Lot coo blow 1 oigoal on the oflenae Angelea Ilaml, wbo glVea Kuhar· and all you loae tJ a lew yards leb the lont·~l puaer he always Goof iip on defense, and 11 could hN wanted. eoat you a game." Pint llailde c..,. Kuharieh 11 predJetlng no tJtle If bll quarterbaeka come tbroug~, Kuhancb's aplrited Brav lor h11 '57 Redstlns, rtot w•th ea eould de a lot of oealplng Tbc known and thua far uncorrected Rodakiml bave the linell crop ol pas• defense weaknesses rootlill to wear the bu11undy and Bet Joe will go as far a.. to gold of "Jiarahsll Tech" In 15 agree "It's a pretty good football team:• yean. PISTONS SIGN GUARD ' Detroit UP - Guarda Dick and Dtck Bolat~rll uve their 1957 NatlOllai' Bajkft. ••"" A••n eontracts with the Dthrlnslng 19 II the under confl'act season. Hillbaek Ed Sutton ol Norlb Carolina, luDback Doo Bosseler from , MiJml, ollemi" tackle Ray Lemek ot Notre Dam' and d" lenalve tacile Ed Kbsyat ol Tu· lane •ave clinched jobs on a pre· domii!Uily veteran li!oad. But the outataocllng freshman of them all tJ a lanl:y speedster from tiny Centnl Michigan Col· l,egt-Jim "Poodles" Pndoley. Waahlngton coaches label f'o. dqley 11 "good and potentially ltelt.• Even Kuharleh, traclltioo· aU, cautious, privately thlnb the big youngster could be ooe ol prn football's finell bleb. Add Podoley, Bosseler aod Sut ton lo tbe Tribe's veteran back• Ute ,teo Eller, D1ck James and COLLEGE POOTIALL By UniiH Prt11 VPI' If Tulant 13 Davidson 26 Catawba T Chattanooga U 15 Jack'nv'le T 7 Benedl~ 33 Mortaa 6 Hofdi'a " Wilke~ 0 Empoda 21 Friendo D ,Upalla 20 St I:awrence 8 St Tllonlu 14"St Johns 7 Howard 13 Navy 6 N. Daltola 21 Augustana s D 8 W•bburn 13 Dlino10 8 UCLA 47 Air Force Aead. o And from the cautious Kuharlcb, that 11 the l!me as saymg -.,~ <'> ·. . ' ' "'' ' . ~~ ' { '~;:'~~~;:~r,:l=~:::~· L1 ' '!'wC>-t.f..W3UtoWC,Wl) I and WD·46 Tracton. Ont·r.. Model 35 lito an1 lla<l<>r wltll ..,..wiiPTO. A ALUHHAUII~ V SUfi Alii UIVI(I WILUAMSON Football 'Scores FARM SUPPLY Lancaster 211 Ironton 13 Berne Ullion 13 MacArthur 12 Cleveland Benedictine 19 Cleveland East Tech 12 Rulial!d, Ohio MIDGET AUTO RACES1:.· ' Cloybonks ·Spee~wGy Sontlay, September ZZ - 1:30 P.M'. , . ' , , ,_ Th~,Finfst Heate_r 1:n The World ~ s~~-~~~ ; '!' that pJOd..:::;,...jlool ~ 1 maybe." ~O~LfitEAT·ERS HATOitAL GAS The L~te Show . •o . I ' ~ leedmtP.dm~-= 1ho'J!':~P ~ ICII• TElS:. OI.L ·GAS·ElECTRIC and B·'OTTLE GAS HEATERS . ' U,tto-t~e-"'lnute!N.,.. SCaDnlnJ the we.ttier . f l ' Dele¢!~• .. I \ ., r-......."""""~~;...::,;;.:..;.;~:..:..._..._:., ' t l) ' • ·LlIs • -.... l l175 •a "g1ve ua a lew breaks and RUTlAND:·FURNtTURE IS DISPLAYING THE . ;,.,argiSJ .Assortment In Southern Ohio 1 I W. COMPTON, 0 •.D. lUI Homl and Boco11 . ' tPTOMIIIIIT Billy Welle, and 1t'• easy to Ill.' AID.llno why the Rodaklns hm h•gh hop. eo lor what hu been the1r ch10l weakness-an errat•e ollerue Washington aloo boasts two of tbe llnett ollenaive guords '" football in Did: Stanfel and Red stepbeno, and a veteran delcn· ;;.;.;;;;,;;;;.;...;.;.,-..,.."""""""""~~f, olve Wilt lhat'o big, faot, smar' and mobile. " Outtllonoblt Paat DtfKuharieh'o title hopet, however are elouded by a queattonablo ! paas dele~~~e. The Redaktns bad I ly miN 110)' Bal'm, a cmk defen live hallbaek who waa killed i.. t •ummer. Pitllburgh's All Amer• ca end, JO< Walton, " bemg I VDE"Ciw~rds Slltd:o One WHtN-TV,..C..annell~ SOCIETY· Mrs. Shirley Guinther, Mrs. Law renee Morarlty, Mra. Harold Eber• back, lira. C~ealer Knight a n d Mra W. A. (ilbba were selected aa delegate• ,to tb~ County Council and alte'1'a!es named were Mrs Eln Gllll\lll'e Ji., MrL Geor'te Harrlt, Mrs. cruorlea Spencer, Mr~ Ellen Gibb.s ind Mra. Althea BrY· an. Commltleea nam~ lor the year were, hospitality, )Irs William Swatzel, cbalrma~, Mra W A. Gibbs, Mrs. Glen Smith, Mra. Leo Crew and )Ira. Walter llrueaer; melJlhel!bip, .)fra, Cbarlea Murray chairman, Mrs, Cheater Kn1ght and all oi!Jle teach~; Waya and me~ n, Mrs Harold Ebersbscb, chair· 6 &5 SIGN ON 700 TndJY 900 BQ\fl~'f ROOifl 9 ~0 TrAa•l® Hunt 10<00 T~e l'rlco1il ~ht .I Qedsm.$To Combine Single Wing, T;Jp New Pennant Drive •r _c__ TELEVISION GUIDE , ' WSAZ -TV Chan,.el '3 , ry P marriage to Rlehard Stoltenhoft io to bt on event ollu~, Sql~ 22, 11T1ved home Tblll'ldly evenillg from Columbu where the 11 em played Fred I. Gardener, paator ol the Church or Cbrlal, ~d L. D Hat~ 1011' QRLING lncer vlaited C H. Church at Hoi· WASHINGTON UP-Waohlng vr Hoapital Th~ndit7. Mr. Church ton'a rt11111'PAI Radlld!ll are b1t II reportd 11 c.rillcal17 Ill tiDg tbt Natkmtl Football Lea' ' &ue w~rpath thll year with a brud nell' otfelllt, •a 10naat1ono1 rookie ~llbaek and the high morale which II t;pieol ol a Joo 2-Dally s,ll~eJ.. Pol!)~rO):·~iddleport; 0, A STRONGER UNK ~, OI.!DOrt'ts In Teaching' If They Are To ~e ASuccess Ed. Not~ Dean E 0 Sa1lnders of Journey 's End today follows hts "Do's In Teachmg' IY.lt~ "Dorits In Teaching " Education m the mass produclton colleges where teachers are t\trn~d out tn batches numbered, almos 1 pac· bged like any aFttcle in this mechanical age, is reduced to a 'sctence" At least, the profes. sors who keep themselves busy wntmg text books ]for sale to theu students) and edtctmg D~lf theones to explore, call tt a science But the most erud1te tome on "Psychology of Ed· ucabon" for example, surely would fatl to imparl more common sense, and proven know· r( ledg~ of how to gutde a young mind than : l)ean Saunders' Do's 1111d Don'ts In Teachmg •.ii While the Dean is not recommendlnk would· be-teachers by·pass a college education 10 fa· vor of hts short course, he believes like thousands of others who have \ tudied hts sugges· lions that the modern laacher should t emem· ber that boys and gtrls haven't cbanged m Utelr basic emottonal d1 tves He knows from up.to.the-minute expc11ence that his stmple, Well tliOught oul, and pt oved principles w111 work. "DON'TS IN TEACHING" The wot d "don't" 1s not a very pleasing one to use , however m th1s article I am using it frequently ' Don't expect chtld1en to haJe adult minds Quite frequenlly teachers an(j parents use words that chtldren do not understand and consequently do IIot get the Idea across In my own expenence m trying to explain somethjng to a pupil, I somettmes have seen that the child was n~t gethng the Idea 1 was en· deavormg to put over What did 1 do then' 1 asked a child that understood the problem to explain It to the pupil and he would be more successful than I had been , The next Don't ts Don't work problems for your pupils The ~eacher should alwa•s keep ' In mind the maxim "We learn to do by do· lng" 'vh en a student comes to me and says, "How do you work thts problem'" 1 take the ' I • PE~~IQJi ·t~ ~'\VAI,M 'MO~NJ~G ' ~~,)t•i r • (' ,J, 1: ~>~~ ' I· BOTTLE GAS . SIEGLER TEMCO TEMCO MARTIN , ARMSTRQWG ' ,, vou-qn ALL •lN PERFECTION • j ' ' :;:~lltpstan All the AboVe Heaters , . . :{· ., -·'lf,.YOtf BUY E~_Rb)' ·i :U$,· rO,U~R . • ~ ! ~ ' I OLD HEATER,. AS A DOW~ PAYMENT o·N ·A NEW HEATER! ' _./ I .. •• \ -· I~'·'"" WAIM .liOINo ~NG ...b .. I ·N GHIO fe. hourt .., ..... fiiU., ·..' GA&··IEIS ' �SenUn.,_, ~n\ero/Mid~leport, 0., Sept. 2f. , W, 1951~ ' I& Yeqr-0{~ Dean Saunders AdvJses Modern Instructors him about 11. And he can see what steps are needed to solve the problem But do not do t)le work for him Lead him to see what to do by questtoning Don't condemn a puptl because he has It atts of which you do not approve Rem em· bm, you were once a child Here ts an Qppo~· tumly for the teacher lo substttute a "Do" for the undesirable trait In fact, many of the ' Don'ts" may be dlsplaced by "Do's" Don't make rultii that are not n~cessary In Page's "Theocy and Prac!tce of Teaching" wrttten many years ago, Page makes thts statement, "Dqn't make rules that are not ne· cessary" Tben he tells the story of a young teacher who after he had taught a few days without any rules decided he must have a few. So thts was one of them "Boys must not get on top of the coal house " The boys ha4 never thought of doi11g that, so at first rec~ss w.heo the teacher looked out of the wmdow, he discovered that every boy in the school was sittmg on top of the coal ho)IS8. Tb,e ~ b,acl 3lv.eo lbilll tile ld.ea that ~ w.QIIld -~~fun to &et on top of the rod hou~l Aootber l')Qo't Is llon't $COld It ·Is dlsp!J!as· ing to tile pupJis 81ld iJ!l!tJective Don't ap)lear to be d!stw'bed b~ bad con· duct A boy was broll(bHo the office because he had been whlstllnc In time of school When atked why he whistled in school, his re· ply was: "()h j to • , ust see my tucher get ani"Y· ' Pupils do many thing• just to annoy teach· er. JC the teacher does not show !)!at she is annoyed, It soon will cease. Don't punish late In t)le day (this Is for teachers). Why not? The llnswer Is because the pupil goes home In a bad hufilor and does not s11y anythlnc very njce about his teacher' If h t b 1 bed e mus e pun I , Jet jt be early In the day. Never lt.t pupils go home In a bad humor. Don't fall to le•rn • all you can about home condltlons oftbe pupils. book ,and say, "Tell me what the problem Is, ,In talkmg with one of my boys about his ln other words, repeat 1t" This the pupil can. conduct which was displeasing to me, I said not do and so of course he does not have the lo him, "I shall see your father about your , pro bl em In hi s mInd How can he answer a conduct and at once he told me of home con· question 1f he doesn't know what the quest ton dilions that were so bad thai I refrain from js? putting them In this report. At once I became He must l1rst know what the condtltons the boy's friend ~~. rna~ plf\)S to help him sblted In t~probiei)i at e~~Mtr and bnly then myself If a boy Is dellnqu,nt, almost always fs,he ready lo answer questions you may ask he ts not to blame -~ Jo-ct to scmhng -th-.-..- ,-h-lld_r_en- to_______ - - - - - - - RU--A -R_K_____ REPORT , b RORIRT C. RUARK LONDON - It JR rothc~ ~illl· sclfool with r,olored child• en and WIShed Nct:•·ocs to ride In the bAck of the buses lor fear of some thing u-:tang1hlc Most ol these people are ol a stripe, 1 said anll were the same tult t9 be a 11r!deful American in sort of poor w1'11te trub of dubious educot 1on that on1:41 reviled Catha.. thG80 parts 0Ul~C dDY!I w\1 h the news mu"uzJncK and the Brlllsh hcJsm upd rulsed thetr crosses press pinyin~ allstom1 out on the usalnsl the Trloh when they In lf)gregutlon "limbic tmck home vadcd 'he lund ol the free They J aort o{ ,,,t!l like go1ng ar onnd apo1o,i~lzln~ to stranocrs und ex plalnlng that all A'llerican• aren't llut headed hlllh•itica like th<• rabble·rousm who spit and hu• 1 atone• at ch1ldum over the lnte. cration conflict one Enali~hman I know nsketl me quite sc .. tou:dy "But could you plcusc oxplaln, old boy, how a thing hke yonr Governor 01\nl Fuubus uvnr gut to be & Onvjlrnm nl ntl'!" ,1 I had to "Y that It beat me, loo, but some powerf ll QUcllr critters turned up In buck country pohtica and ran tht>i~ atatcs more us die· 1 tator1 than ' ' DH !il!fVSnts or the pC.!O• revJ!e Jews If well, 81'1d were p10ne to kick any m)norlty, moat· ly to satisfy their own Insecurity and loohng cl Inferiority "Why is th)s permitted!" my Enall•h friend asked "Why ian't It prohibited by law, and put down! llow cnn this awful Governor de· . ly hla Preuid •nt and your Supreme Court'" That's what ali the fuu io 'boll!. I C>plolncd My inclination would be to J,•ll him. but we 111ove a lit· tie slower than that Given tltne and some unplea1antneas, this 1'1111 work Itself out There wu a tremendous uprqar over letting Negroe• play our n&· pie. honal pastime. but Jacltlt Robin· Our friend went on to "Y sen WB! a succest~lul teat ca1e He ''!Jut utter all, your country is withstood ail the riding and the a meltlnll •Jut ami pr1cle11 il'lt!lf boos and the catcalls and aat sttcb on being tho lnt01 national •••I a oterllnj example that there ere o( democrary Why all this rul> nooriy as m•nY Nearoea aa wbitea • bllh about dlflm•nt races golna In baseball, moat or whOm •r• to, ~ehooi tog•ther' You produced tremondouoiv popular • :th their an Jlallon In 11ayor LuGuurdla and white teammates 11 wed at the 1 former Dutchman, Roosevelt, fans One In particular, WIUie WU :your Ph•slc\ent YOlu Mr Bcr Mays, waa a public Idol in Alll.,i· Qtlf4; Buucb 11 u Jew ••d your .. two years aao. Joe Lewia, J neKro, 1 uther raised Thi1 educotlon thins wiU loi· 1 question ol white •uprt•macy In low the same example a• our 100<1 the Ptlle ring Your lcr10 Horne p~Otlle prevnll and our bad peo II abwt the loveliest woman In pie ore made Into ligureo of Americ:a, and Dr Rolph Bunchc shame. The had ones aet weeded One of ~OUI Rl0141 disllngu\ shed out on both •ides. · Sounds frlghllully Pollyanna cJti.HJ1t." I said thla wu RG and so1ne of ..d moot lnelflelent on the part Ul were awarA of It ol the elllclont Americans," he ·~w,n, thAn," he ''l'lllled wnh Bald "II yon ~an your Industries Mlulderal!le logic, whnt's '" and your wars th,at way, you'd nev· bltOtiJ awfUl about rduratlng a or aet 1nythina done " I expect you're right, I aald cblld, blaek or white'' lc1Ue1t1on, l 11id, was not u s1n, But up to now it'lwork.ed out prot· II!)' mo11 lhon riding on n tram ty well dt if,a iln, but aome lowrr cdw (CopyriiJht 19~7, by Unllad Fea· lOu of our anclnl strurtu•~ oh turo Syndleulo, lnc.J NEWS BRIE'FS 1.. COLQ RECORD SET WASHINGTON UP- The Na· vy's South Pole station hos report ed the tcmperu\Uf!O dropped to a record low of 1021 degree• below zero last Tueaday at the bottom Of the earth The Navy sold thla broa•3 a world record of liJO.~e· low rebislered May 11 NO ACADIMIC AMNESTY Waahlnaton UP - Queena lll&Y come and quee111 may ro, but cppo ltai puhUc acbool students will get no holiday because ol It Dlst~let ol Columbia commissioners Fri~ay turned down a SUgffrtjon that schools, be closed Oot 17 when Britain s Queen Elizabeth pays a state visit to Washlniton NUCLIAI TilT POITPONID LAS VEGAS, Nev. UP ~nla· vorabla wlnda toda~ forced tho Atomle Ener1y commillion to ~II another 2f.hour delay In Its "W~Jt. ney" nucleao ahot from a BOO-loot atoel tower. The shot, llnale or the 22-.!hot summer aerial, w11 ro. scheduled lor 8 30 a m pdt, Sun· day. Preaent wind oonditlons coul~ hove rt.oulttd In fallout over popu· lated are11, the Al!lC aald. PtiCK ltii'DIITID D\'IN~ FRANKFURT, Germany UP Tbe Frtnblwt Qew,llAP'r Abend· poat said today that Eaot German Prealdent Wilh•h• P1eek Ia dyin' at his homo In tuburban llerim. Tho Weal German nell!lpapar •••d tht 8!-Year-old Commoniat Presi dent haa been attended since Wed· ne1day by doctors who "are aer· lain he' cannot be liVed." - - I " :: _ _ _ _ ,_ _ _ ! I f ' ' ~ Saturclot- Channel3 8 25 Sl~n On 8 30 Circle 3 Rancb \ 9 30 lQ:OO 10 .tO 11 00 11 30 12·00 12 30 1 00 Gumby Fury Capt Gallont True Story Detective's Diary Forel~n Intr•gue My L1.tle Margte Down on the Farm 1·30 l!psebftll 4.00 Fq,!llb•ll ~:30 7 00 8:00 8 30 9 00 9 30 10 00 I0 10 12 30 Nlodt Jamboree P11ry Como s)lpw Tbe Poll~ Bergen Show Dollar A Second Encefl Theater Yo~r J11t Parade News and Sports Hetdlln• Nllewntch ' Sign Off ~duriay I ~ ~~ 1 ~~~~~ A~~:r show 9:00 T~~ Web 9:30 People Are Funny 10:00 News Headlines 10 10 Nltewatch 12 30Sign Of! The rewt of tht sec.rell'ry wa1 read lly ·Ml's. Le\an~ Sla1on and Mrs. Jame1 O'Brien the treasurer~ report. A eontm.lnii!~Uon waa read from Mrs. Roy They Jr. County Council preeldent; Inviting the membefl to attend the first meat lng ot tbe loun(y Council will be held at the Chester School, T!{ursday ~lj)b,r 3, 'I . I • P.m. '-~~- MONDA"I'' 10 so Trut~ 1¥ ,l!o'e"!Ut~~ 11 00 Tic Taq, D<ll!g~ 11:110 It Could Be Yo• 12 oo ,News Report I? 15 Movietlme J 30 Urlde and Groo111 ~ 00 M~!!!"' Tbeate~ · 3·oo Q'lilln r!li.al>v· a45 Jlg4~rn ·){o,it~CO"s ..lOy 4·QO ~oln.edr TUne llil· 4 30 Tr~uble With Father WSAZ·TV tHANNEL I 5'00 Spu)!c~ Playhouse 10·10 Si&a ~ 5 45 NJIC New~ 10.15 Cili'illtl,!~ Sc!~DCt ~l'<!Jnm 6 0 News PICture 10:30 What One Pll'103 Cl!l Do ' 6 15 Sports !:~e 11·Qtl nta ~ The Llle 6 25 Weathercast 11 30 1\fan to Man 6 ~0 The Price Ia ,!light 11 ~ ' IJ!d~ti'Y on Parade 7 00 Thf l!estleas Sun !Z:I~ What's Your 'lltou~ltt 7 30 Welb Fargo t;·~O TV Cbnpel ~ 00 Twenty One ' t·OQ The S!u Erwin Show 8 30 !;Ieven Against Thp Ice 1·2$ Baseball · 9 30 For~•gn Intrigue 4:45 Go1pel H•rmony Boys 10 00 Bloodie 8:011 lleet tile Presa to,3o News He~:dlinell _ --~- _ _:.:.:;.,..-::.:.......:.....-='--::::;..:..::: 10 30 N1tew~teh MOOSE DANCI 5:30 My Friend Fllcb URIIS YICKITS' Pomeroy l..odge No 10~, Loyal ~ 00 Ted Mack's ,\mateur Rour 12;00 To;ll&.bt NEW YORK UP -If you d1dn't mall your request tor tickets to Order of Moose, are sponsrlng a dance lor all members and guests --·----~--------~-~-----the World Serl'a aames at Yan at the Moose lod/le, E Matn St , "'' StJI!Ium on the lirst day or Saturday, Sept 21, 9 to 12 Music the sale, you're out or luck The APPLI BUTTIR PROJICT Yankees annouQCed Friday 018 ht The annu1l apple butler project by tbo Circle Four they already have stopped uccept of the Roek Spnngs Metbodist 8.00 GE Theater 830 Alire~ Hltebcoek lng Ucket orders - less than 24 Church will be held at the Ch~ hours alter. the sale opend. 900 f64,ooo c~ollenge lord lollilho•t home, Wednesday, 8.00 Lile on tbe Farm Octobe~ O•ders may be placed 930 Whal's.My Line ' 8·30 Captain Kan11"oo 10:00 Sunday News Spe'cltU w1th Mrs Ledhe1t or Mrs Wll· NUN~ARIANI PLAN TOUR 9·30 Mighty M,ouse l>ia~boult IOU The Late Show TOKYO UP -Communllt Hun ilam Barteir. Proceeds will be 10.00 Lucky 8 l{jJru:b gary haa ~ccepted a Red Chinese placed In the church bulldmg 10·30 lt'a A Hit invltoilon to ~"'d a government lund Middleport Semors had a dance 11·00 81!1 Top deleaatlon to vls•t the Chinese Fr•day night after the Wahama· 12 00 The Lu•c RRnger mainland, tlle ,Communist New The Lad••• Auxiliary ol Drew Middleport football game Mu•lc • · Cb)nQ Newa Aaenel' reported lo Webster Po~ American Legton was lurn11herl by the G·Notes who 12 30 Town •nd Counl17 7 00 Jimmie Deaq Will ml'et 1n regular ~esSJon, on Include Gene Croo~s. Tom Skm· 12·45 lhg PICture 7 30 Boston Blaekte , ~~~ !"~ a::~~de~"'db;hep;;~~~r Tuesday eveolng at the Legion ner, Bob Preston, Middleport; Bill 1· 1~ Baseh:lil Prev10w uoo Captain Kangaroo Chou En·Lai and that •t was ac home Frank Cheesebrew, dlstr1ct Anderson, J1m Lohse. Pomeroy, l. 2u Gatne olthe Week 8 40 CBS News eeptcd "with pleusure' by the chapillln, will be the speake1 Bo McG!othl•n, Wabama 4 00 TV CiaSBroom 8 55 LO<:Oi!lews Hungarians No other detnlls were given PAST M4TRONS MEETING The ill!ddleporl band meml!era 4 30 Corll"' Archer ' 9 00 Gary Moore The Pall Matrons of Pomeroy mvtted the Wahama band ID tfiell 5 00 Saturoay News 9 30 Arthur ,Godtre, Chapter OES will meet Tuesday muSic room where hot dogs and 5 J5 Football Scoreboard 10130 Strlb It llieh STATUE FOR CAPITAL I;I,Qb. N~ /i) ~ I WASli!NG'fON UP - 1~'he Na· at T~-~ m .\~ ~~, li!JlniN 1oom pop were 'I".JiVJd "JW~diale/y af· ' I3Q , y~~re The(~ , 0 '< 11 10 Kalil's Almanac tloQA)., Capito) l'ilUlnlng Cobnn"· of th( ll!osonl~ fe1J!P.1e • Mfi. H~~ ' l~r, t~e ganW!'fr•d•:t! night by the "' il1l ~i'.lJistlict Aftorney SUn Daily SentmeJ -WCH$-TV Chanttell Daybook Post Game Dance Held Friday Nite At MAddleport Saturday-Channell Monday alon H~· approved erectwn o£ h 24·1oot hjgh •tatue ol South Anwr 1can het~o Simon Bolivar m the nation's capttal Friday the coin ml"l,iul eave Us okay to plans to erect the equestraln statue on a pedestal beside a refl•ctlng pool near the interior Department aq\1 the Pan American Unlllll Bu1ldm~ ~mtth Wlll be hol)tcss RUMMAGE SALE A Rummage S•ie wdl be held Friday lod Saturday. !!ept 27 28, at the Grate bu1idmg ln Rutland with mo!Jlcrs ot the Senior class ol Rutl~nd llilh Scho~l aa, the sponsors. IIRIANS TO W)IT IIWS ARIIISID T~e Loyal Berean Claae ol the RABATA, Morocco UP -Thlr. Middleport Churcb of CbrlBt wdl ty !lve young unemployed Mo· meel Tuosday evenin11 Ill the home roccun Jews have been 111Te1ted of Mr and Mrs L E Triplett while trying to leave the country, Hoste"" are lol,ra. ijomer RICe, authorities SDid today Morocco Mrs Triplett. Mu Rosa McNeal banned wholeaoie emlgratic~, and Mro Ma•y Smalley. among its 200,000 Jews m Junr, 11136, contending it weakened the AUXILIARY t411TtNG national economy. The Auxiilary ol tile Feeney· Beanett Post, No 1~. American POLIS TOUR CHINA ' Le&ion, will meet Moaclay ni&ht TOKYO UP -A ntillary d,lo· at th-. Lealon Hall at 7:30. gaOon from Communist Polan.d has arrived In Pelplng, capitol ol P~AN LADIII IJIIQHT Red China, Peiping Radio repoqt. Ladles' Nlfl~l will be h.eld at ed today. The Pole~, headed 'I>' the laaa~ Wollo~ r.tm, Q.tar Che,. Defense Minister Gen Mari'lll ter, Monday nJ4-t at 7 p. m. when Spychalakl, were Invited to Red a supper, featuring barbeqoed Chino by Pelplng's Defense Min chi~iren, will bll "'rved. The program lor the evening will Include Isler Marohal Peng Tuh·hual a movlua piCture and special MIIIIDTNI WOIIKS musie. • NORTON, Va. UP - A ttiief who atolt '2oo wotches from a oale~man dooan't have time on hiS handa Tbe watcheo·were dum1111es with no lnsidea --- Band Boostc•·s Assoctation Preceding the parade before the 6 39 Perr) Mason , 7 30 Jimm1e Durant~ $ 00 Gale Storm Show game, Tom Skmner, representmg lhe Senior Band, presented Band 8 30 Have Gun W11i Travel Director George Dallas wtth a 8.00 GuiUlmoke bathmette for hts son, Stephen 9:30 ~olden Playhouse Dru Cheese brews, Lead Meeting At Rio Grande 10 00 :rtle L~te Show 11 00 The Ute, Late ~how ~ Sunilay - Chani!ill 8 o~ Lamp Unto My feel 9:30 Look Up 1o Live 10 00 UN /II Action Mr. and Mrs Frank Cheesebrew 10:80 Cal!l,ere 'three who have been 1n eharge bf th~ II :08 Let'l Take A Trip Young Adult Rio Grande Baptist 11:30 Wild BUI Hickok Association, were at the head of . 12.00 Heckle and Jeckle !he m~etlng held Thursday mght 12 30 Not EY Chance at the R1o Grande Baptist Church 1:00 Profe,.IOllal Football NS, World New1 ltouridup Others from the Middleport '4.o/) F~e tbe Nation First Baptist Cburch were the !lev C E Hoyt, pastor, Mr and Mrs U~ Korea Kalad Hindy, Mrs William MUler, 5 00 The Last Word Mr. and Mrs !Jamco Pullen, Mr 5'30 Annie Oakley loW!' and Mrs lla'l'ld l!l. l{ubbard, Mr 66:00 30 Jack Ben111 and Mro. Cllllord Stumbo ol lhe Golden Rul~ Cia" and Mr and 7 00 !!:~ Sa11ivaa Show Mrs. 1\fannlng Kloos, Mr. and Mra Larry Rice, Mr l!lld Mrs. Gene Coleman and Mrs. Ruth Robinson, Christian Cr•silders Class. 1115 11 so 11 45 12 00 12 20 1 00 I 30 2 00 2 30 31011 3 15 3 30 4 00 5 30 S 45 5 55 6 00 6 ~5 8 30 7 00 7 30 8 00 Love of L1le Seareh for Tomorrew Guldlllg LI~M 1 Katie's 'Kite~e: As tile World Turof Beat the Clock Houseparty Big Payotr 1 • Tbe Verdict Is Yours Brlgb)er Dar Secret Storm Edge of Night Tbe Early Show Yoor Bsso ~~~porter Sparta Parade Weatbert!Jan Profile Douglas !:llwordi · Robin jJOOd _ Buru 1o Allen 1• Talent Scoull Thoae Whiting ~il'lt 8 30 Richard Diam0ntl, Private 8·1!9 10 01) 10 Ql 10 fo . POMEROY I ~~}QUid. XU11.V10b, wbOM complicated defeJQive potleml made the l'rlbt JU,JPi1J!DJ eonteltders the lao! 11"0 •uona. II readymg a radlc:ally-Dew allack for 19M It Ia an onbalaneeil Une, literally C<JmbiDIDI the 1 power or the old Iloilo-Wins with the deception of ihe "T". ' /~ man. Mrs 1C. Knight MrL Win AJ!· deraon and Mrs. WIIUam Clarkt magazine. r,trs. El!f Gilmore Jr.; healtl), Mra Leo Cr<iw, chairman Mrs. Edward Baer and Mrs. Law· renee Morarlty; program, Mra Ph1i Globolw, c~airfllan, Mra Robo ert Stliry 10d •Mrs Althea Bryan; publicity, lllra. Willard Ebersbacb, challman, Mrs. Margalet Ella Le• wi1 alld Albert Smith. The need ol 100 percent mem· Be~ you're~ ' protected .... Enterprise'EUB 'Willing Workers 'Meet1ng , Mrs. ~lllan McGhee, who Is on !wo weeh vaeat1on fro111 the Ben • , ellee~ your Pranklln !lore, Is visiting h~ ala· ter, Mrs. A. c. Nell, Russell, Ky., ~~ fire lnsunnee this Week I Q$$ A/2c Jack Coleman, who is slat· 1' loned at ~kbourne Air Base,,[! Mrs. Allee Tbompaon eater· berahlp tn association was ·TODAY! spendlnk a five di,Ys leave with talned the WUUng Workers claas stressed Woodgeard who his parents, Mr and Mra. Bethel ot the Enterprise EUR Church on urged ·oU to jom It <Was Coleman, and family \l'hllreday eveoiliJ at ber home, voted to . on a motion , Mr. and Mrs Arthur Gilmore llllBC HJII. picture lor use In lbe Haskell Gihespje, wbo was burn. took her mother and lather, Mr. The meetlnt opened with•devoacbobls, olao voiep to pa:t ed severly when ' hoi eolfee was and Mrs. Donald Geary Sr., to Gal· Uona led by the president, lin. liltimee of All Typea t~e' a9d trop}lles for spilled on him, bas been returned hpol11 Friday when Mr Geary re· Jameo Will whleb eonalated, ol home from, Ho~Jp Hoepital. turned to Holzer Hospilal lor a l)l'oup 11nginc, lcrigture readhlg hd 81. Plioae ll-1 Pom. ,a H. Rawlings, wluJ has been cheekup. by Mrs. Will and prayer bY lin. ~;.=~~~~=~~~~ a medical patient at Holzer Hospo lrlr and Mrs J. F Gfaly, MounclJ. John Friek. ;;;; ita I, was laken to Grant . Hospltol ville, ar~ weekend g~esll of tbeir In Columbus today In the Rawlings cousin, Ml" Frieda Baehnle. Mrs. Vlcto~ Young Jr. aod Mn. Coala ambula,nee 1 Mrs. Rawlings Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Hugh.. plan PbOip Smith were welcomed aa SB....G'VN 'SHOOT • accompanied ftiil\ to Columbus and to leave Monday lor Denver, Colo., members. Dle)l elotha were f .J ·~ • ' \ will be a hous ..8u¥t of her Slstor, to viSit M.Sgi and Mrs. Chester II a money' mating project. Mrs. Robert Jay, and husband. owen and four ~Mdren wonder box dooated by Mrs. Richard 'FoJ!len was taken jo Wilham Reed Stark, Huntington, Buck waa aware to Mrs. Carl Holzer Hospital Friday atferpoon was a business visitor In Middle· Sale• lax slllmpl w~re the Rawllnzs.coats ambolance port this week. He Is the soh of tonnted at the cioJe ol the bual· I ' ' Mr ·~~ Ml'a. Frank Estep, Col· the late Reed Slark, 1 Iormor Mid• nesa Stsaion. umbus, we'"named servedabuve by d ,re weekend gueslti ol her dleport res iden1' and htJ company tileRofreshmenla hosteas to those gran molher, Mrl C F Hawkins, has been awarded the eoatract lor and Ml'l: Herbert Dixon, Mn and his mothcr:M1s Virginia Ea" the electrical work at the Middle· Claude Husted, Mrs. MYrtle Long, SUNDAY; SEPT.-22 port schoole Jilin Dorothy Long, Mill Gen.. ;.o;;;;;;;::;R;.;tb;;;e.;rt;; -~R;;,•':;bei;l';;·;;~::a::;d•::;n~G ;:;;;M;'~"~C~ba~t~le;;ne;~;;;.;;iw;b~os;.• vieve Stobart apd Ml'a. John Smith. N.da Dark ( ,. , • ' ! Isaak · Walton League Chuter; Ohio 1 tm .IrA~~ ~n.d I $til,, Torpts ~. " '~ '!:() c.an Street, r.nero, ~ 81111111 • It 11; lie I, al NGOD OD Tban.) ~RE·F~O~. \.(tr1 Pkll•l groomed for Bamt'J w1ngbaek Waabln&ton oputured through post But whde Walton showa most ol ill 'PrMeuon gameJ It• · promioe he's alto displayed the olfenilve Ullemen obviously un· lauill that come ~nth mexper lamilllr with Kuharlch'o new ienee And Kullll'lch also Jacka l)'llem. But both the club and depth In the ulety tlot where the new allack are loaded with VQeran N'orb Hecker has been potcnUal. , 1unable to plug lhll ma)or de· Golllg for the Skin. thu year fen•ive loophole by hnnsell Ia tbe apparent relurp of J•tUc "You gotta taee facta" says Eddie LeBaron to hil IIJM form. Frank Kubarlcb. "One mutake m after an lnJ11r7·hampered '58 ,., ~at delenoive backfield and 1t's oon. Behind LeBaron ia Rudy six polnll lor tbe other guy You ' Baklcb, obtained from tile Lot coo blow 1 oigoal on the oflenae Angelea Ilaml, wbo glVea Kuhar· and all you loae tJ a lew yards leb the lont·~l puaer he always Goof iip on defense, and 11 could hN wanted. eoat you a game." Pint llailde c..,. Kuharieh 11 predJetlng no tJtle If bll quarterbaeka come tbroug~, Kuhancb's aplrited Brav lor h11 '57 Redstlns, rtot w•th ea eould de a lot of oealplng Tbc known and thua far uncorrected Rodakiml bave the linell crop ol pas• defense weaknesses rootlill to wear the bu11undy and Bet Joe will go as far a.. to gold of "Jiarahsll Tech" In 15 agree "It's a pretty good football team:• yean. PISTONS SIGN GUARD ' Detroit UP - Guarda Dick and Dtck Bolat~rll uve their 1957 NatlOllai' Bajkft. ••"" A••n eontracts with the Dthrlnslng 19 II the under confl'act season. Hillbaek Ed Sutton ol Norlb Carolina, luDback Doo Bosseler from , MiJml, ollemi" tackle Ray Lemek ot Notre Dam' and d" lenalve tacile Ed Kbsyat ol Tu· lane •ave clinched jobs on a pre· domii!Uily veteran li!oad. But the outataocllng freshman of them all tJ a lanl:y speedster from tiny Centnl Michigan Col· l,egt-Jim "Poodles" Pndoley. Waahlngton coaches label f'o. dqley 11 "good and potentially ltelt.• Even Kuharleh, traclltioo· aU, cautious, privately thlnb the big youngster could be ooe ol prn football's finell bleb. Add Podoley, Bosseler aod Sut ton lo tbe Tribe's veteran back• Ute ,teo Eller, D1ck James and COLLEGE POOTIALL By UniiH Prt11 VPI' If Tulant 13 Davidson 26 Catawba T Chattanooga U 15 Jack'nv'le T 7 Benedl~ 33 Mortaa 6 Hofdi'a " Wilke~ 0 Empoda 21 Friendo D ,Upalla 20 St I:awrence 8 St Tllonlu 14"St Johns 7 Howard 13 Navy 6 N. Daltola 21 Augustana s D 8 W•bburn 13 Dlino10 8 UCLA 47 Air Force Aead. o And from the cautious Kuharlcb, that 11 the l!me as saymg -.,~ <'> ·. . ' ' "'' ' . ~~ ' { '~;:'~~~;:~r,:l=~:::~· L1 ' '!'wC>-t.f..W3UtoWC,Wl) I and WD·46 Tracton. Ont·r.. Model 35 lito an1 lla<l<>r wltll ..,..wiiPTO. A ALUHHAUII~ V SUfi Alii UIVI(I WILUAMSON Football 'Scores FARM SUPPLY Lancaster 211 Ironton 13 Berne Ullion 13 MacArthur 12 Cleveland Benedictine 19 Cleveland East Tech 12 Rulial!d, Ohio MIDGET AUTO RACES1:.· ' Cloybonks ·Spee~wGy Sontlay, September ZZ - 1:30 P.M'. , . ' , , ,_ Th~,Finfst Heate_r 1:n The World ~ s~~-~~~ ; '!' that pJOd..:::;,...jlool ~ 1 maybe." ~O~LfitEAT·ERS HATOitAL GAS The L~te Show . •o . I ' ~ leedmtP.dm~-= 1ho'J!':~P ~ ICII• TElS:. OI.L ·GAS·ElECTRIC and B·'OTTLE GAS HEATERS . ' U,tto-t~e-"'lnute!N.,.. SCaDnlnJ the we.ttier . f l ' Dele¢!~• .. I \ ., r-......."""""~~;...::,;;.:..;.;~:..:..._..._:., ' t l) ' • ·LlIs • -.... l l175 •a "g1ve ua a lew breaks and RUTlAND:·FURNtTURE IS DISPLAYING THE . ;,.,argiSJ .Assortment In Southern Ohio 1 I W. COMPTON, 0 •.D. lUI Homl and Boco11 . ' tPTOMIIIIIT Billy Welle, and 1t'• easy to Ill.' AID.llno why the Rodaklns hm h•gh hop. eo lor what hu been the1r ch10l weakness-an errat•e ollerue Washington aloo boasts two of tbe llnett ollenaive guords '" football in Did: Stanfel and Red stepbeno, and a veteran delcn· ;;.;.;;;;,;;;;.;...;.;.,-..,.."""""""""~~f, olve Wilt lhat'o big, faot, smar' and mobile. " Outtllonoblt Paat DtfKuharieh'o title hopet, however are elouded by a queattonablo ! paas dele~~~e. The Redaktns bad I ly miN 110)' Bal'm, a cmk defen live hallbaek who waa killed i.. t •ummer. Pitllburgh's All Amer• ca end, JO< Walton, " bemg I VDE"Ciw~rds Slltd:o One WHtN-TV,..C..annell~ SOCIETY· Mrs. Shirley Guinther, Mrs. Law renee Morarlty, Mra. Harold Eber• back, lira. C~ealer Knight a n d Mra W. A. (ilbba were selected aa delegate• ,to tb~ County Council and alte'1'a!es named were Mrs Eln Gllll\lll'e Ji., MrL Geor'te Harrlt, Mrs. cruorlea Spencer, Mr~ Ellen Gibb.s ind Mra. Althea BrY· an. Commltleea nam~ lor the year were, hospitality, )Irs William Swatzel, cbalrma~, Mra W A. Gibbs, Mrs. Glen Smith, Mra. Leo Crew and )Ira. Walter llrueaer; melJlhel!bip, .)fra, Cbarlea Murray chairman, Mrs, Cheater Kn1ght and all oi!Jle teach~; Waya and me~ n, Mrs Harold Ebersbscb, chair· 6 &5 SIGN ON 700 TndJY 900 BQ\fl~'f ROOifl 9 ~0 TrAa•l® Hunt 10<00 T~e l'rlco1il ~ht .I Qedsm.$To Combine Single Wing, T;Jp New Pennant Drive •r _c__ TELEVISION GUIDE , ' WSAZ -TV Chan,.el '3 , ry P marriage to Rlehard Stoltenhoft io to bt on event ollu~, Sql~ 22, 11T1ved home Tblll'ldly evenillg from Columbu where the 11 em played Fred I. Gardener, paator ol the Church or Cbrlal, ~d L. D Hat~ 1011' QRLING lncer vlaited C H. Church at Hoi· WASHINGTON UP-Waohlng vr Hoapital Th~ndit7. Mr. Church ton'a rt11111'PAI Radlld!ll are b1t II reportd 11 c.rillcal17 Ill tiDg tbt Natkmtl Football Lea' ' &ue w~rpath thll year with a brud nell' otfelllt, •a 10naat1ono1 rookie ~llbaek and the high morale which II t;pieol ol a Joo 2-Dally s,ll~eJ.. Pol!)~rO):·~iddleport; 0, A STRONGER UNK ~, OI.!DOrt'ts In Teaching' If They Are To ~e ASuccess Ed. Not~ Dean E 0 Sa1lnders of Journey 's End today follows hts "Do's In Teachmg' IY.lt~ "Dorits In Teaching " Education m the mass produclton colleges where teachers are t\trn~d out tn batches numbered, almos 1 pac· bged like any aFttcle in this mechanical age, is reduced to a 'sctence" At least, the profes. sors who keep themselves busy wntmg text books ]for sale to theu students) and edtctmg D~lf theones to explore, call tt a science But the most erud1te tome on "Psychology of Ed· ucabon" for example, surely would fatl to imparl more common sense, and proven know· r( ledg~ of how to gutde a young mind than : l)ean Saunders' Do's 1111d Don'ts In Teachmg •.ii While the Dean is not recommendlnk would· be-teachers by·pass a college education 10 fa· vor of hts short course, he believes like thousands of others who have \ tudied hts sugges· lions that the modern laacher should t emem· ber that boys and gtrls haven't cbanged m Utelr basic emottonal d1 tves He knows from up.to.the-minute expc11ence that his stmple, Well tliOught oul, and pt oved principles w111 work. "DON'TS IN TEACHING" The wot d "don't" 1s not a very pleasing one to use , however m th1s article I am using it frequently ' Don't expect chtld1en to haJe adult minds Quite frequenlly teachers an(j parents use words that chtldren do not understand and consequently do IIot get the Idea across In my own expenence m trying to explain somethjng to a pupil, I somettmes have seen that the child was n~t gethng the Idea 1 was en· deavormg to put over What did 1 do then' 1 asked a child that understood the problem to explain It to the pupil and he would be more successful than I had been , The next Don't ts Don't work problems for your pupils The ~eacher should alwa•s keep ' In mind the maxim "We learn to do by do· lng" 'vh en a student comes to me and says, "How do you work thts problem'" 1 take the ' I • PE~~IQJi ·t~ ~'\VAI,M 'MO~NJ~G ' ~~,)t•i r • (' ,J, 1: ~>~~ ' I· BOTTLE GAS . SIEGLER TEMCO TEMCO MARTIN , ARMSTRQWG ' ,, vou-qn ALL •lN PERFECTION • j ' ' :;:~lltpstan All the AboVe Heaters , . . :{· ., -·'lf,.YOtf BUY E~_Rb)' ·i :U$,· rO,U~R . • ~ ! ~ ' I OLD HEATER,. AS A DOW~ PAYMENT o·N ·A NEW HEATER! ' _./ I .. •• \ -· I~'·'"" WAIM .liOINo ~NG ...b .. I ·N GHIO fe. hourt .., ..... fiiU., ·..' GA&··IEIS ' �. ' ' . , .....,... . _ __,., .....----.. """'•:N... ~.~t · ' . Blast· uS: Hold&Kranyik (ant~ , _ .._ ,, ' ~" ' '?!' I I'<' '. ~ • < I - -·~r.t He h!d a f'w 11\ltW gomg 101' h>m, too One was the return ti> duty oll'ielson, a iuntor speedtrtet; who had been held out becauo' ol a "loOO< knee Joi nt" Nelson came ba<k loot Mouda~ and loo~ed gpdd sll week, with no pr~or condltfon. ing, and' 'l!ht~mpson rewarded hun by starting him at halfback. Another change was movmg big ,, 11 ,, t~N D~ive·ln 1 4 ... . "'F'f ·· J • ' TONIM' ,... Huah Marlowe Cole~n " Aoal~. D~m"'~ · A~e- I a "liN tii;ACK W"!~ F~INIIh Scm: Fronkfort 41, Gonol Wlnch4ottor. r. 'l!"JJaScop~~ype) (In , -ai'l)-,- . N•l "~nl!' Co!e ·-c~JM ~~~" ' Gent 111\rry Mil~ Dic~~OII-•.. ·, (lit ql~'lll81CO]Ie) • ®IUIJlY, IDd CAiTOON Sun. • Mo)l. So~: 1· Alan '' . T.~~~r •-ali!IDan Dalley Qmger Rogers David Niven Barbara Rullh •oH MEN! OH, WOMEN I" T (ClnemaiCopo-Tecltl)ieolor) ~5.00 per. monthII' ' ., rqtnUalloa: ud: Material ~fa. ~ ljtt}ll•~.a a&. \ PAYMENT IN AIJVANCE ANQ WE KEEP / ·. · . SE~ IN! Ol'BRATION J ' \ . AD Sets Are Goo~ Re~ndiUoned Sets PhUeo. IIIII AilmJnr J'rade-ln' SEE US FOR COMPLETE DETAILS • I ' , ~ ASSOCIATED RADIO ' :I· . one& Hll'l')' TELEVI~Iq~~... ' ~ MUter, Owur _" . , "''" E. H.aln st:· "' ,,. ' 1 Pomeroy I •s1 I '. I JNSURANCE? e FIRESTONt TIRES ,,' ,. ' " I LET'S TRADE NOW ALE I ' ' SAVE NOW AT LOWEST PRICES ON ' *A<; SP..\IK PLUGS ud.QIL SPORTING GOODS Reg. U2.95 2 gtl (le Reg. $10.95 •nu CQAts ··· ·· ·· ···· ····· Sale $8.45 ~•. ••••••••••• • \ 0 $9.50 Sale $7.50 1-lJ Gauge Pump Ae&lon Reg, $78.~ Ullot WI' PoiiJ.Cholle ··.. .. .. .. .. $65.50 , .' F~,... MIMIOS I' ( '' I' . ' , ,·•,.~ 1 ' , ·~ ' ' ' Tfiii'WUreftlt AlintlAUtclotion I : , •. 1 .• " •' 1 •f·Uef•s'Counfy r}.. ~ " ., .'l'l ( ~ ~. _.}fj.. ~....;;; 8 ' SElf~ ~~.,~- · 4 •• • • < ~,. -'-' a•E n~Q ' ) , , • '' , \ JV!l!.' li!lo' t:~ 1• "'~''• • • ' · ' ' ' ' • ' • \< Pll (t.,Y Pomero• • ', ' ' • /1," ; - _. , ' Q ».' IB~, JNS.... , •. .• •... , Ph. UJ.X, Pomel'AI;r ' l<" •\ " #. , 1 ·.·' · '• · : ·, · ,• , vw11..• HDI!nlll jt.rs p)l; ··s•S.I,'Mitld- , ', ~.'1\'~""t'"'~IIVI••'P.'~·· ~· ' · · '' · ' ~4 _ . , ., . P.·'~• · ' • . ! ' -.I ... : ' ' ' ~·}', •' • ·I ,,, ':· : 1 1 1 • 1 • \ " WYRIMI .... ' *......."""""""'. . . . ,. . . . . - ............ ,_......_ ' _ .... ...,, ·-'"" , II ... Seelta..t H&•R FIR·s RICHMOND st. Pomeroy DEAL·R STORE .1n eentu.or Ton..,...._lll4dJeJC!Il ,. •. ~ _'~\~~)', ·~ Be In Step With FOR ,IPepl Milk Is Chock- ful Of The Food Values You Need For Energy and GQocl Heolth Enjoy It often ... It's ,Radio.Dial • I' ·c.-. '~~JS{1f.~~,:~. ' ' ,'' ' '• •"'- ~X, ~q,..~ ' ;:..~!t .:~~~ ~jpfh::!: .~~~ei~~:::: ~~~~!:'~o~~w/:r I ~=)...,..._• - ~ ~ l!!_oi.o\tllll . -- ~ ti'' ~- .....(..' -· L.'"!'i'l"--11'!1'11!----------:---~--""":~i!itt I J)ftWNJNG, iNS\'• .' .. ', . . , , , . Pll. tl~·M, llnddlepoit· t • ' 1' •· ' ' ' • •, ~' 1 ' :·• ' • ' ..i.. ' ' . , B08i'IIE.'AIIi.~S•. ;.. , .. , ..• , •.. ""1·_131, Pomtl'AI1 'i!¥i• ' "'' . *..;.:.....W-tolt!lr on 990 sr-ot On Your · $259'·95 *;..~-;..._. ........ '"' J0HN h14 E. Main =•1:".-.J::r.:.-::'i· Onlv : ~~~~r/Tb~, l;li· " ' " Xp , V.t,.Q' IDW~ ~N"' • • • • • • • • • • • ~- 3~ ' Olllml1 . Daily · ""' •ttee Exec "'\oo,Umm• Held ~· 1 , ' t:VI:lYtrJmiG IN HARDWARE MfDDW~RT,' OHIO _.;.tr..,"'I *'T' I,..""'" (~ ~ LINI.NG and • .,' ' ' Tq , Pltll BRA~~ NEW Gentrcd Eltctrlt WH 11 · 11:50 ,., m• I s~ Oat! ·oJ r~e f••••41g MOTOR Oil ·.. .... , ...... $1.45 HUtiQRI COATS ··.... ·.. ·...... Salt $9.9S Automatically! i•~~~~~~~~=~~~;;:;=:::;;:~~=~;!~~~~;.;5i~~~i;;$=; Bra db ' Ch' h. MQrt,,a ,.JaSS I R' Meetlng • •I ,' PLASTIC- SEAT COVERS ,.· ···· ·.,.·.·· $15.95' ... IIIII 1. Volt BATTiltJES ,.OATES FAN I!ELTS lUlU tTSEtf The annual ~lcn1c ol the Rock 1meeting. le" than what Como Sprmp: Dotter Health club w" Attendmg were those named now pays for a single coest held Thur!day, at the 1\!ujdleport and Mr~ Edgar Abbott aM chll· ABC exCCll are peeved at Frank roads1de park. dren Cathy and Edle, Mrs. Mix Slnatra-He promised to set aside Following a basket dinner at ine Arnol, Mrs. Horace Atib~tt tbtee or four days fo• interviews noon Ml'a. Hagh Bqarhs, P.reoldent, a'hd children · Roger, Danny and in Manhattan, but never came preilded at the meeting wh10h op- Vicky Lynn, Mrs. Harold Blackston ..Janet Blair, Sid Caes,D'll'd with the Lord:a praker in and children Sherrte and Bobby T.V f1au, landed the unison and pledge to tbe flag Mrs. Roy Smith, Mrs. Wilbur Ba1· in forthcomina London 'Mrs. William Grueaer cave lhe re- l~y, Mrs Wm. Radfprd and Mary production ~f "Bells Are RIDII· pert o~· the stc~ comm1ttee and Lou, Oliver Clark, Mrst w. lng." r.trs 'E~ward Hump~re~ was re rs. Mrs w. Jack Paar ia having troubles ported ill , A wliJI Yllltdsls around his Wealch•~ A dlitrlct Ilea)!~ conference to Mrs. ter, N. Y., home - They yankc:d, be held at Lake l!ope Ott. ~ was Radford and daughter, Conni• down his mall·boll and threw mice announc<illi AI~~ 'announeed was and one guest, 1\!l's Hel~n Collins In hla pool... Insiders aay Ja1> , lbe planrilnl meetlng which wal! Hoste.saes for the next meeting held ~Vt~Je- churthpuse ) to~ay A wlU be Mrs. Edward Humphrey, meeUni of the Rod<k, S~rmgs Mrs John Hartung and Mr•· Low· .Honie ·lltft\Oll*atlon Work club Is Grueser , wai'mnouaced r'or :sept. z; at the -+---,home ill Mrs: Sc:ott. Fobner. •• vuiJna •;t~~- P.rogram, hour u Ul'}'· 1 ur~ read!I!J ~!W,alhe""an's Phone" , L •' was pi'.lstbted by Mr1 Fqllner l\lld , ~ "on.IO\&f~'rtlf~l were rlad, uFuo , · ,"I /~ouQdr)''• ,~Y )Irs. /1011'~d Bolin; ~e~~t Conalcfer1 ~y • lola'L Homer Rad Mrs. lunia Pieree Bradbury enIO!'d: ''l'en· Commandments l!or tertalned the Martha Class of ttie Health," by Ws. Arlee Abbott l\lld BradburY,. Church of Chrht last "End, o( a Perfect Day,". by Mrs. week wltb Mrs. Grlf! Russell the Amot l.eooard. Group smt~lng of d ' , "Bips\ Be The Tie 'thiJ Binds" presl enr. 1n charge of the •Prn· , ·d th be diction ~onclnded the lng devotions. She read Scrlpt•ro _A!' e ne:!._-J.-!__ verses, a pGem 41Frlendshlp'1 ~d A ,' I closed the service with a Pf'YI''· I" " . During the buslneJJ m•etlng the cl88s voted to give $300 to ward• repair ol the ·~terior of the churth. They are selling ~M~eting Christmas eords as • money-m,k· Ele.ven members of the exec.ftive In~ project and those on the'~~~" committe' ol the central PTA 111 et mlttee are M'n. Jessie Sisson, Jta. Tburaday evening at the home o! thryn 1\'erner, Holen Russell, 11oa zel Russell, Groce King and ~dlth .., presldeat, Mrs. c. F. Tomp- Ruuell. kllll, ,Spring Ave. • Reports were given tiy SIX de· Tbe October meeting will be parimenllll chairlp@n 11 was an at the home _of Mus Werner wl\h npH11te'4 that appl'Ollimately one-1-l>frs Meda G1bb~~s aaslstant hos ' bait of- the membership 'nroll· tess. liandkerch~e( •bowers were ed at t!le "Sept,mber meeting apd held for Mrs Oleva Cotteflli and that ·~elghborbood chairmen ~ro Ml" Werner whose birthdays "" l eoi'W)~ijng !he drive for 100 ~er eel~qra\'d th11 month I'Cl!ftl " mt!il~ers~lp. , Tile hoste" served Sllad, era~ · p~"'- ipd' ptojecte for the year ~en aqd coffee to Mrs. Paql were · d~cus~~ed and app~oved. Wlon, Mr•. Clarence Murray, Mra. ' t.libl refroabmepts were serv~d Wilbur Pierce. 1Mrs Dille Barn· bl ~~ 1qmpkjm ~uri~ the ev han, Mrs. Mme Wllln~Lton, Mr• '~~ iji "' Ollver Hir~ael Mr•. Jo)ulaqq, Mra Letb~ Russell, Mrt ~ )(ra. chwl"' l.rlie, Viltl !PDII, Mrs. · Milt9n Russ1U !Uffla, "''~ Car,I w1u, ,,nl a~dltlo~.-"' those named above I • .fiN£; I I RockSprings Befif.er Health : . Club Meeting Held Th~rsday IY. th~!"~!~; ~~ '!!~~::,~ WlnU,r 'l'read GtntraJ Eltclric ILIIIIISJII lhcd me. I 1 • has' the amadna new ltSI . Times' Is Theme For Lawsuit I "., ·ToWD and: tounil-y H6R FIWTONl. Godf~~y's 'Seems Like'Old You con hove.thot ~econd s~t in tbe.dul·• dren' s. ro6m, den,-etc; · \ Middleport Literary Club Meeting,Held ' \1!1"' Vlrl!al'a u~O'Bii~ , 5 a!,center, Hawthorne 2 at center, Pballn 6 at· R:r but peuli,zad ~ lor qffoi~e. llanison 10 •~Rii on plteh out, lsi down on owa 44, . 1 · In the Vjjlage-of Po~J, ,-ha-!1 . be required, upon roque•~ by any '• ,• I ' member of t~e police dep~rtmrnt, ORDitjo!\N~I;NO, 3'P " to give fqll and complete,lnforma' AN ORDINANGI 'RIG!JLflTING tion as to th~ detU~atlo~ ' of aald The third meet"~l of the 1\a· J• THE MAXI"\!!M G!IO~$ WRIGHT vehicle is to the rout!> they are cine Pamh Youth Fl!llowohlp wao LIMIT TO liE ' lR~N,,PORT.P following and the n•tlte' of the held S.ptembet 20, at the Dorcas OVER ANp •CRoSS MULBIRRY; consignor and copalgnee and P,la<e E. II B. Church. AVe. AND U~i!ID!f AVE. IN THE of delivery or removal and t~e lo;rhe l llC&ker for the ~vening VILI,AG~ OF POMERci;Y, 01;110, eolion of any consignment IMiinll was Mr. Joe Stobari Sixty peracna AND PR,ESCIUIING PE~ALTU!S hauled or coods ~ng remoflod, w~e pre.ent. FOR VIO~ATION OF SAID OR· 1¥1d furtll!rmorA to exl\lblt to sa1d The follo·ving offleen were DINAHci pollee oflie.r any weigh\ bdl, >f olected: Loio KnORP· pr-.ident, Be it ocdamed by the Council said load has been wel3hed Na~cy 1o.bg"on, vice • president; of , tho Vhlagc of Homeroy, State SEC 6: Tl\at• any pollee offi•er Donna Htll6ore, secretary . \treas· of, Ohio. , . ~ having rea10n to bOIIeve that the urer, Nadine Roust• and S-1rley That II is necessary .for the pro- weight bf , vehlele and load ,,. HeKelvey, pianlot: Rev .• RIChard tectum and· preservation of Mul· unlawful, ui auttlorized to require son" leAder, and Joyce berrY. Ave. unit Union "ve., and the driver to stop and submit to a reporter. . flU' tbe public welfare. to regulate weighing of · the same e>ther by Games were led by Rev Young and limit the, maximum gross means of portable or ,stationary A weiner roast concluded the weight that may be transported scales and may requare that said meeting. over and across .saicl streeiJ by v~hiel~s be driven to the nearest J any velticl e~ as described hetein public scales ! 1 SEC. I Th>t it shall be unlow· SEC 7 1'hat whenever ouch lui for ·MY• pertion owning or op· off>cer upqn welghlna a vehl~e erating an)" t-action engipe, steam and load, as above provided dehtrroller, hulloozer, shovel, trad1r, mines tha~ tjte wolcht ia uniB)'I· semi-trailer, 1t"j)l\. truek, autoll)o- ful, such officer mliJL reqmre the blle truck, ~'ll1}merc1al tractor, or driver to stop the vehicle In a Members of tho Middleport L>tot~er- vehicle whether propeU~d sul~abte placo and remain standing erary dub have rereived the1r by muscular or motor pqwer, unhl' •uch ROrtion ol IJie. lqad " yearbooks for 111l17-5ll Theme of weigh!~~ In •ol 6000 l~s. ·removed as may be neeeBSary to the year's study progr1m is "Con· ln,cludmg w"g~t of vehiC)e aod reduce lhe gr,osa o,yejgbt of au1h temjl(lrary L1ter.ature" and the lo~d, overo<!ll'd· l!~on ~nl~crry Ave. vehicle to suCh llmli as' permiUed ftrst meeting, will be held Ort 2 and Unlot\ Ave , which are here- by this ar*le . 1 at the ho111e of Mrs, Clyde Ingels aner ·~~sll(nate4 and m~rkcd with SEC 8: Any person violating ¥1'1. 0. B. Stout will review "Au. load'Jii!!lt •rlgps by the VIllage any of the provisiOns of this or· tump Aero~& Amerlc:J" n, -reate Council withlri the Villag~ of Porn- dlnance shall ile deemed KUIHy of and Mn. Cedric Clark's paper eroy ,- Ohio except aB provided a misdeolleanor, and upon will be "Mr. Audoban's L•ey" by he~eln. vlctloo thereof. shall (or a Kennedy. SEC 2.- Thst this provisiOn sha ll offense th!reof be fined not more Officers oi tbe, club are Mrs For· not ap~cy t~1 fire engjnes, fife than ~110.00 an4• lor a ,se!"'n'd or rest Bachtel, pteoident, Mrs. Hentrucks or ot'her vehjelea. or appar- subsequent offense )I'J\hm twq ry Null, vice president; Mrs. Ger· atua belon~mg to the Village ol years then:after1 shall b~ fined aid Breston, oe<retary and, llrs Pom~oy or Voluntee. ,Fire De- not more Ulan $100.01) or lmprlaon· D. 8. 14tilpcer, treaa•rer. ,pamm~nt <if the Villa•• of Pome- eel not more than Six montho or M"' Dona,Id •Mills, Mrs Rodney ro~••or used hJ4 the V.ojlinteer Fire both · and Mn Null were on Department of Pom~roy in the SEC. 9: This ordinance li herethe committee. dlschargo ofo1ta functions. by , dee)ated to be an emergeni'Y , SEC. 3. That tbfsiwd provision ordinance and necessary for \be )!r. Mn. Ho- ; sa11e 'was pink shall not •pply -,)len tile contenra safety . and welfare o~ the vill111e bart Bryson '118clne, Ohio, was blue net trim, the ....,., hue aa ol any vehtele~ truck are for of Ppmeroy and Ia to be In Ioree the a~t\108 Friday. IJ!Orning, Sep· the bridal dress. delivery !o, or a~y vehicle o' and, effect tmmedlately. tember 8th, at ~0:30 for lb~ wed· 1 Mr. Robed L. Paraons, brot~qr , truck, is c~lled i. reinove Jllater· A'I'I'EST: dina ol Mlu Betty Lou Bryson or the troom performed \110 du· lals frOII\ any buolness hou's•, of. Charles W. Logar, Clerk a~d Mr. W.llll~tn Roland Parsons Ilea 'of best man. flee, residence or any place loAPPROVED: The bride Is the only dauahter of llrs. Bry10n wore a fall. ~. WILLIAM IWALD ette Davis vnll marry Frank Mu· ·Cated on any of the above named E. F. Rpblnsoa: Mayor Mr. an~ Mra. Br)o~on. Tbe bride· two Pieco ,dreas with tlJW YOIIK UP - The chad· s.•llo, Arthur Godfrey's d~recUir, itreets, then such ~ehicle or I hereby certify the foregoing gtoom Is the son of Mr. and Mr• blue hot and glov~s '111!!1 a neJ. swim. . . before Cbrtstmas -the couple boa \J'Uck may be dmen over such \O be a. tt:ue and COfl'eet copy Qf Lawrence c. Pwons of the '~in roses eorsage. Arthur Godfrey's theme, "!!eema Godfrey's blesstng. 'Ill atreets. . the ordinance passed by the Pome- Oaks" Farms of Lotart, west Vir' Mro. Parsons wore a beige t,f. Like Old Times," Is the subject of "Omnibus" will begin Its NBCSEC. 4: That the Mayor ol the roy V1ila1e Council In a special ginla leta dreas with gold and aqua t•· a lawsuit ' Initiated bJ CW!Ian TV aeries Oct. 20 with a ~minute Village of Vomeroy, upon appll· meeting on August 26, 1957. The double ring nuptial cere- cents with pqua hat with bell!p Lomb~do and Jobn Jacob Loeb, mualcal based on the "Stover at cation In Wl'>ting, by the owner or Charles W. Legar, Cle~k mony was performed-by the Rev- sboes and gloves with pink rose,~ co-composers of lho tune. Lombar· Yale" stories that appeared 50 penon ha~in3 charge thereof, may, VIllage of Pomeroy erend JohQ F,lwood of Raeme Me· corsage. and Loeb want more Jlloney yean •11• tn "McClure's Megagrant permlarlon for IJie moving t9l 21, ltc thodist Church before a fireplace 1). reception was held at the ASCAP. They say Godfrey 1zlne". . Jeannie Carson whose of Vehlclel, objects or structures ---~-banked wltb wjllte giiJls and Ivy bride's home immediately follow· tune 12 times a day and "Hey Jeannie" senea was dumped in excess of 6000 lbs. 1noluding NDTICI!·OP APPOIIjTM!NT In lhe absence or her father, lng the ceremony and picture tak· not getting sufficient rO)'al· by CBS.TV last season, " going weight of vehicle and load over lslato of Hank Y011ng lloco111d the bride was given In marriage lng where the bride and \llPOQI ASCAP sayt Gollfrey playa lnUI an English film, "Rockets Ga· and upon '"Y street or avenue Notice Is hereby given tllat Ber· by her maternal uncle, Mr. Cllf. served the three-tiered wedding only a fragment o! the tune- lore " designated herein, or to be de!lg· neta Young whose Post Office ad· ford Cuckler of Pomeroy, Ohio. cake wtth the traditiOlllll bride therefore fewer eretllts, leas pay_ OBS.TV'! "Armstrong Circle nated as provided herein. Such per- dress lo Po'lleror, Ohio has been The bride wore a periJlanenUy and brtdegroom decorated with Arlene' Francis expects her new Theater" Is plannmg an entire mit shall 'be in writing 'nd Mayor d~ly IPP.Olnt.d Administratrix of pleated, blue lace dress over blbe pink rosebu~s. White tapers and ball-hour evenin11 series for ohow oround Tang~e• Island, a tmy of said \(lll~ge 1ma~ grant same tlte Ella~ o! Hank Young late of taffeta featurinR a wide satin CU!Il· Ivy were arranged on the hflde's TV to til> Into the pilot film staie 1pot off IJie coast of Maryland, .. subject 101~\lch bondltlons and re- Pomeroy, Jofe>gs Cqqnty, Ohio, do· berbund and bow extending tu the table. some time afttlr the end of the the U. S. Steel Hour" has mked strictidns l\!1 in his judgment are ceased. bottom of the skirt Iler white For their wedding trip to Pitts· year. Arlene won't rev"l the for· Jonc Lockhart Ui three more necessary lo~ the presei'Vation Da$ed this . 11th day of Septem· feathered hat and white and sil· burgh and Wbeehng the bride m,t, but ahe baa jnnked plans to I dramos thiS season LouiS Nye, and protection ol such streets 1n ber, 1957. ver slippers completed her bridal changed · to a charcoal and white tiuild a situntion comedy around a the comic who plays "Gordon the 881d V11iago of POIJ)!rPY· , ' J~hn C Bacon I <!<!afume. Her 9111~ jewelry,' was dress with white acceaoones arid I:Oricmswoman. ' , Hathaway" on the Steve AUen SEC. 5 That aU drivers or ve· ' Judge l>f the Probate ~urt pearl earrings borrowea friiln' her wearmg the orchid from her brJ· · NBC·TV is going to crack doWn ShoW, may wmd up as the "" of h1cle, deJCflbed herl!m, when said Meigs County, OhiO Mother. Her' brld&l bouquyt was dol bouquet on all those free plugs for air· bls pwn serlc~ 'Fancy Dan" vehielcs are driten on aey. str~et (9) 14, 21, 26, 3tc mounted on a-"wblte Btble and A graduate o! Racine Hi g k linea .. Firat conteatanta o~ the '~;;;;;:;;:;;;;t;;;;'.;';;:;;;:;;;-;;,;-';.;;-;;,-;;.;:;;;;r;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;.;;;;;, 1 was compoB<d of a white, pu1·ple School, the bride hos bee~ em· 1resuoclljlted "Do You Tttust Your, NEED GOOD r throated 9rchid sui'rounded by ployed at theJlenry I . Kals~r Con· Wife" show, w~lch bows tn on white daisies and acce~ted by a structlon Company of Ravens· ABC·TV Sept SO, will be Erik and eas.,ade of white stephenatis. wood, West Vlrgm1a Rer husband Helena Gud&-the couple who won Mrs. William Clark, Pomeroy, who was a graduate of Wahama $1~,800 on the ,show last season. Ohio, cousin of the bride, was High School IS employed at the When Garry Moore cuests on the FOR THE BEST! mattvn of honor Her pink dreSI Kyger Cr~ek "ower Plant. NBC·TV Pert)' Como show Oct. 5, e.ANY TYPJl! 1 featured a l1tted' waist ~otn full The new ~.r. and Mrs. Wilham it'll mark tile first time they've skirt, long sleevC! and Peter Pan Parsons will make IJielr home at worked wgether since 1940 when See or CaU ~~r edNe<l wilh laoe Her cor, New Haven, W. Va. Garry emceed radio's "Beat the ] .41 Band" show. That chestnut fea· lUred the Ted Weems band and a I · 'I' · vocaliat•Darned-Como. lnCidentsl· -'-1N ' fiJo..J L"Ita 0 loll:' (Contl~uad Prom Pa111 qno) - , .l _ MI .,., ' CoaekT~oti Bickley kicked 11/.1 to Harrison, on the 20 who !Jltumed 22 to hll nwn f2:, ~ f~O.bled, recovered by Chouncey~ John"ln on Pom'l' roy a. K!'tlll<l~ 4) at Lf, Dleken1 3 at M, kranylk 1 and 1st down on Pomeroy 28 Dickens lost 2 at RE, .Krl!l)'llt 1<1 ll>cken ~1\11 no QIJcl. IQ'Ijly)' Rill ill DlcQq in· ~P~i b~ Stl!tbl«; Qll ~Cimeroy 31 'Wlao. ret~ f!Ml 'l'Jl H117i10n ..,. II!!IDt. - ·7,0, J!qql~. IIJ~~~Il!lt to ll.Wken qq 1• . ~ lQ to, ow~ 33, Kr-.ruo~ it Ill> eoeater, Ke'-h berg no,atl~ Kranylltl9~ and lot down on own 4S. Kelaenbera: 4 at center, Kr81J1.ik 5 al cenle11 l!olaenl>erg a.at liE an !I 181. dOWII on POITIOl'Oy <If, Kelsenberg'o flllllble recovored by lfirrl"'n on Pomeroy 30. S~lceer l Needed' Sa~s llioAY. I\' IIIIA>ll • • ~ 'iflJ. ""' \ , _. .... .. . N- · •• Brys.on-Par.sons Wedd.ing Ceremc~ny , . Racine'touth .Hel~ At.Racine Chureh!On f.rickiy Fellowship In Third Meetjng Dlllly Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Sept. 21, 1957-5 --/. ~=...-::-:......,.,..~~.,.,..;..,.,.: Onol "P &.'~'" ' ~<1"T'1 · ,..v: ,., · 1l •' 47-13,. Panthers 'Just What We. ·'&·Last ~~"l~o""'" • ' Olivt·l. .m II_ _ _ _ _ _ _,... 88 ~fresltlalf So d,eUetoU • SPRING HILL DAIRY "QUALITY P'IRS'l' ALWAYJi" �. ' ' . , .....,... . _ __,., .....----.. """'•:N... ~.~t · ' . Blast· uS: Hold&Kranyik (ant~ , _ .._ ,, ' ~" ' '?!' I I'<' '. ~ • < I - -·~r.t He h!d a f'w 11\ltW gomg 101' h>m, too One was the return ti> duty oll'ielson, a iuntor speedtrtet; who had been held out becauo' ol a "loOO< knee Joi nt" Nelson came ba<k loot Mouda~ and loo~ed gpdd sll week, with no pr~or condltfon. ing, and' 'l!ht~mpson rewarded hun by starting him at halfback. Another change was movmg big ,, 11 ,, t~N D~ive·ln 1 4 ... . "'F'f ·· J • ' TONIM' ,... Huah Marlowe Cole~n " Aoal~. D~m"'~ · A~e- I a "liN tii;ACK W"!~ F~INIIh Scm: Fronkfort 41, Gonol Wlnch4ottor. r. 'l!"JJaScop~~ype) (In , -ai'l)-,- . N•l "~nl!' Co!e ·-c~JM ~~~" ' Gent 111\rry Mil~ Dic~~OII-•.. ·, (lit ql~'lll81CO]Ie) • ®IUIJlY, IDd CAiTOON Sun. • Mo)l. So~: 1· Alan '' . T.~~~r •-ali!IDan Dalley Qmger Rogers David Niven Barbara Rullh •oH MEN! OH, WOMEN I" T (ClnemaiCopo-Tecltl)ieolor) ~5.00 per. monthII' ' ., rqtnUalloa: ud: Material ~fa. ~ ljtt}ll•~.a a&. \ PAYMENT IN AIJVANCE ANQ WE KEEP / ·. · . SE~ IN! Ol'BRATION J ' \ . AD Sets Are Goo~ Re~ndiUoned Sets PhUeo. IIIII AilmJnr J'rade-ln' SEE US FOR COMPLETE DETAILS • I ' , ~ ASSOCIATED RADIO ' :I· . one& Hll'l')' TELEVI~Iq~~... ' ~ MUter, Owur _" . , "''" E. H.aln st:· "' ,,. ' 1 Pomeroy I •s1 I '. I JNSURANCE? e FIRESTONt TIRES ,,' ,. ' " I LET'S TRADE NOW ALE I ' ' SAVE NOW AT LOWEST PRICES ON ' *A<; SP..\IK PLUGS ud.QIL SPORTING GOODS Reg. U2.95 2 gtl (le Reg. $10.95 •nu CQAts ··· ·· ·· ···· ····· Sale $8.45 ~•. ••••••••••• • \ 0 $9.50 Sale $7.50 1-lJ Gauge Pump Ae&lon Reg, $78.~ Ullot WI' PoiiJ.Cholle ··.. .. .. .. .. $65.50 , .' F~,... MIMIOS I' ( '' I' . ' , ,·•,.~ 1 ' , ·~ ' ' ' Tfiii'WUreftlt AlintlAUtclotion I : , •. 1 .• " •' 1 •f·Uef•s'Counfy r}.. ~ " ., .'l'l ( ~ ~. _.}fj.. ~....;;; 8 ' SElf~ ~~.,~- · 4 •• • • < ~,. -'-' a•E n~Q ' ) , , • '' , \ JV!l!.' li!lo' t:~ 1• "'~''• • • ' · ' ' ' ' • ' • \< Pll (t.,Y Pomero• • ', ' ' • /1," ; - _. , ' Q ».' IB~, JNS.... , •. .• •... , Ph. UJ.X, Pomel'AI;r ' l<" •\ " #. , 1 ·.·' · '• · : ·, · ,• , vw11..• HDI!nlll jt.rs p)l; ··s•S.I,'Mitld- , ', ~.'1\'~""t'"'~IIVI••'P.'~·· ~· ' · · '' · ' ~4 _ . , ., . P.·'~• · ' • . ! ' -.I ... : ' ' ' ~·}', •' • ·I ,,, ':· : 1 1 1 • 1 • \ " WYRIMI .... ' *......."""""""'. . . . ,. . . . . - ............ ,_......_ ' _ .... ...,, ·-'"" , II ... Seelta..t H&•R FIR·s RICHMOND st. Pomeroy DEAL·R STORE .1n eentu.or Ton..,...._lll4dJeJC!Il ,. •. ~ _'~\~~)', ·~ Be In Step With FOR ,IPepl Milk Is Chock- ful Of The Food Values You Need For Energy and GQocl Heolth Enjoy It often ... It's ,Radio.Dial • I' ·c.-. '~~JS{1f.~~,:~. ' ' ,'' ' '• •"'- ~X, ~q,..~ ' ;:..~!t .:~~~ ~jpfh::!: .~~~ei~~:::: ~~~~!:'~o~~w/:r I ~=)...,..._• - ~ ~ l!!_oi.o\tllll . -- ~ ti'' ~- .....(..' -· L.'"!'i'l"--11'!1'11!----------:---~--""":~i!itt I J)ftWNJNG, iNS\'• .' .. ', . . , , , . Pll. tl~·M, llnddlepoit· t • ' 1' •· ' ' ' • •, ~' 1 ' :·• ' • ' ..i.. ' ' . , B08i'IIE.'AIIi.~S•. ;.. , .. , ..• , •.. ""1·_131, Pomtl'AI1 'i!¥i• ' "'' . *..;.:.....W-tolt!lr on 990 sr-ot On Your · $259'·95 *;..~-;..._. ........ '"' J0HN h14 E. Main =•1:".-.J::r.:.-::'i· Onlv : ~~~~r/Tb~, l;li· " ' " Xp , V.t,.Q' IDW~ ~N"' • • • • • • • • • • • ~- 3~ ' Olllml1 . Daily · ""' •ttee Exec "'\oo,Umm• Held ~· 1 , ' t:VI:lYtrJmiG IN HARDWARE MfDDW~RT,' OHIO _.;.tr..,"'I *'T' I,..""'" (~ ~ LINI.NG and • .,' ' ' Tq , Pltll BRA~~ NEW Gentrcd Eltctrlt WH 11 · 11:50 ,., m• I s~ Oat! ·oJ r~e f••••41g MOTOR Oil ·.. .... , ...... $1.45 HUtiQRI COATS ··.... ·.. ·...... Salt $9.9S Automatically! i•~~~~~~~~=~~~;;:;=:::;;:~~=~;!~~~~;.;5i~~~i;;$=; Bra db ' Ch' h. MQrt,,a ,.JaSS I R' Meetlng • •I ,' PLASTIC- SEAT COVERS ,.· ···· ·.,.·.·· $15.95' ... IIIII 1. Volt BATTiltJES ,.OATES FAN I!ELTS lUlU tTSEtf The annual ~lcn1c ol the Rock 1meeting. le" than what Como Sprmp: Dotter Health club w" Attendmg were those named now pays for a single coest held Thur!day, at the 1\!ujdleport and Mr~ Edgar Abbott aM chll· ABC exCCll are peeved at Frank roads1de park. dren Cathy and Edle, Mrs. Mix Slnatra-He promised to set aside Following a basket dinner at ine Arnol, Mrs. Horace Atib~tt tbtee or four days fo• interviews noon Ml'a. Hagh Bqarhs, P.reoldent, a'hd children · Roger, Danny and in Manhattan, but never came preilded at the meeting wh10h op- Vicky Lynn, Mrs. Harold Blackston ..Janet Blair, Sid Caes,D'll'd with the Lord:a praker in and children Sherrte and Bobby T.V f1au, landed the unison and pledge to tbe flag Mrs. Roy Smith, Mrs. Wilbur Ba1· in forthcomina London 'Mrs. William Grueaer cave lhe re- l~y, Mrs Wm. Radfprd and Mary production ~f "Bells Are RIDII· pert o~· the stc~ comm1ttee and Lou, Oliver Clark, Mrst w. lng." r.trs 'E~ward Hump~re~ was re rs. Mrs w. Jack Paar ia having troubles ported ill , A wliJI Yllltdsls around his Wealch•~ A dlitrlct Ilea)!~ conference to Mrs. ter, N. Y., home - They yankc:d, be held at Lake l!ope Ott. ~ was Radford and daughter, Conni• down his mall·boll and threw mice announc<illi AI~~ 'announeed was and one guest, 1\!l's Hel~n Collins In hla pool... Insiders aay Ja1> , lbe planrilnl meetlng which wal! Hoste.saes for the next meeting held ~Vt~Je- churthpuse ) to~ay A wlU be Mrs. Edward Humphrey, meeUni of the Rod<k, S~rmgs Mrs John Hartung and Mr•· Low· .Honie ·lltft\Oll*atlon Work club Is Grueser , wai'mnouaced r'or :sept. z; at the -+---,home ill Mrs: Sc:ott. Fobner. •• vuiJna •;t~~- P.rogram, hour u Ul'}'· 1 ur~ read!I!J ~!W,alhe""an's Phone" , L •' was pi'.lstbted by Mr1 Fqllner l\lld , ~ "on.IO\&f~'rtlf~l were rlad, uFuo , · ,"I /~ouQdr)''• ,~Y )Irs. /1011'~d Bolin; ~e~~t Conalcfer1 ~y • lola'L Homer Rad Mrs. lunia Pieree Bradbury enIO!'d: ''l'en· Commandments l!or tertalned the Martha Class of ttie Health," by Ws. Arlee Abbott l\lld BradburY,. Church of Chrht last "End, o( a Perfect Day,". by Mrs. week wltb Mrs. Grlf! Russell the Amot l.eooard. Group smt~lng of d ' , "Bips\ Be The Tie 'thiJ Binds" presl enr. 1n charge of the •Prn· , ·d th be diction ~onclnded the lng devotions. She read Scrlpt•ro _A!' e ne:!._-J.-!__ verses, a pGem 41Frlendshlp'1 ~d A ,' I closed the service with a Pf'YI''· I" " . During the buslneJJ m•etlng the cl88s voted to give $300 to ward• repair ol the ·~terior of the churth. They are selling ~M~eting Christmas eords as • money-m,k· Ele.ven members of the exec.ftive In~ project and those on the'~~~" committe' ol the central PTA 111 et mlttee are M'n. Jessie Sisson, Jta. Tburaday evening at the home o! thryn 1\'erner, Holen Russell, 11oa zel Russell, Groce King and ~dlth .., presldeat, Mrs. c. F. Tomp- Ruuell. kllll, ,Spring Ave. • Reports were given tiy SIX de· Tbe October meeting will be parimenllll chairlp@n 11 was an at the home _of Mus Werner wl\h npH11te'4 that appl'Ollimately one-1-l>frs Meda G1bb~~s aaslstant hos ' bait of- the membership 'nroll· tess. liandkerch~e( •bowers were ed at t!le "Sept,mber meeting apd held for Mrs Oleva Cotteflli and that ·~elghborbood chairmen ~ro Ml" Werner whose birthdays "" l eoi'W)~ijng !he drive for 100 ~er eel~qra\'d th11 month I'Cl!ftl " mt!il~ers~lp. , Tile hoste" served Sllad, era~ · p~"'- ipd' ptojecte for the year ~en aqd coffee to Mrs. Paql were · d~cus~~ed and app~oved. Wlon, Mr•. Clarence Murray, Mra. ' t.libl refroabmepts were serv~d Wilbur Pierce. 1Mrs Dille Barn· bl ~~ 1qmpkjm ~uri~ the ev han, Mrs. Mme Wllln~Lton, Mr• '~~ iji "' Ollver Hir~ael Mr•. Jo)ulaqq, Mra Letb~ Russell, Mrt ~ )(ra. chwl"' l.rlie, Viltl !PDII, Mrs. · Milt9n Russ1U !Uffla, "''~ Car,I w1u, ,,nl a~dltlo~.-"' those named above I • .fiN£; I I RockSprings Befif.er Health : . Club Meeting Held Th~rsday IY. th~!"~!~; ~~ '!!~~::,~ WlnU,r 'l'read GtntraJ Eltclric ILIIIIISJII lhcd me. I 1 • has' the amadna new ltSI . Times' Is Theme For Lawsuit I "., ·ToWD and: tounil-y H6R FIWTONl. Godf~~y's 'Seems Like'Old You con hove.thot ~econd s~t in tbe.dul·• dren' s. ro6m, den,-etc; · \ Middleport Literary Club Meeting,Held ' \1!1"' Vlrl!al'a u~O'Bii~ , 5 a!,center, Hawthorne 2 at center, Pballn 6 at· R:r but peuli,zad ~ lor qffoi~e. llanison 10 •~Rii on plteh out, lsi down on owa 44, . 1 · In the Vjjlage-of Po~J, ,-ha-!1 . be required, upon roque•~ by any '• ,• I ' member of t~e police dep~rtmrnt, ORDitjo!\N~I;NO, 3'P " to give fqll and complete,lnforma' AN ORDINANGI 'RIG!JLflTING tion as to th~ detU~atlo~ ' of aald The third meet"~l of the 1\a· J• THE MAXI"\!!M G!IO~$ WRIGHT vehicle is to the rout!> they are cine Pamh Youth Fl!llowohlp wao LIMIT TO liE ' lR~N,,PORT.P following and the n•tlte' of the held S.ptembet 20, at the Dorcas OVER ANp •CRoSS MULBIRRY; consignor and copalgnee and P,la<e E. II B. Church. AVe. AND U~i!ID!f AVE. IN THE of delivery or removal and t~e lo;rhe l llC&ker for the ~vening VILI,AG~ OF POMERci;Y, 01;110, eolion of any consignment IMiinll was Mr. Joe Stobari Sixty peracna AND PR,ESCIUIING PE~ALTU!S hauled or coods ~ng remoflod, w~e pre.ent. FOR VIO~ATION OF SAID OR· 1¥1d furtll!rmorA to exl\lblt to sa1d The follo·ving offleen were DINAHci pollee oflie.r any weigh\ bdl, >f olected: Loio KnORP· pr-.ident, Be it ocdamed by the Council said load has been wel3hed Na~cy 1o.bg"on, vice • president; of , tho Vhlagc of Homeroy, State SEC 6: Tl\at• any pollee offi•er Donna Htll6ore, secretary . \treas· of, Ohio. , . ~ having rea10n to bOIIeve that the urer, Nadine Roust• and S-1rley That II is necessary .for the pro- weight bf , vehlele and load ,,. HeKelvey, pianlot: Rev .• RIChard tectum and· preservation of Mul· unlawful, ui auttlorized to require son" leAder, and Joyce berrY. Ave. unit Union "ve., and the driver to stop and submit to a reporter. . flU' tbe public welfare. to regulate weighing of · the same e>ther by Games were led by Rev Young and limit the, maximum gross means of portable or ,stationary A weiner roast concluded the weight that may be transported scales and may requare that said meeting. over and across .saicl streeiJ by v~hiel~s be driven to the nearest J any velticl e~ as described hetein public scales ! 1 SEC. I Th>t it shall be unlow· SEC 7 1'hat whenever ouch lui for ·MY• pertion owning or op· off>cer upqn welghlna a vehl~e erating an)" t-action engipe, steam and load, as above provided dehtrroller, hulloozer, shovel, trad1r, mines tha~ tjte wolcht ia uniB)'I· semi-trailer, 1t"j)l\. truek, autoll)o- ful, such officer mliJL reqmre the blle truck, ~'ll1}merc1al tractor, or driver to stop the vehicle In a Members of tho Middleport L>tot~er- vehicle whether propeU~d sul~abte placo and remain standing erary dub have rereived the1r by muscular or motor pqwer, unhl' •uch ROrtion ol IJie. lqad " yearbooks for 111l17-5ll Theme of weigh!~~ In •ol 6000 l~s. ·removed as may be neeeBSary to the year's study progr1m is "Con· ln,cludmg w"g~t of vehiC)e aod reduce lhe gr,osa o,yejgbt of au1h temjl(lrary L1ter.ature" and the lo~d, overo<!ll'd· l!~on ~nl~crry Ave. vehicle to suCh llmli as' permiUed ftrst meeting, will be held Ort 2 and Unlot\ Ave , which are here- by this ar*le . 1 at the ho111e of Mrs, Clyde Ingels aner ·~~sll(nate4 and m~rkcd with SEC 8: Any person violating ¥1'1. 0. B. Stout will review "Au. load'Jii!!lt •rlgps by the VIllage any of the provisiOns of this or· tump Aero~& Amerlc:J" n, -reate Council withlri the Villag~ of Porn- dlnance shall ile deemed KUIHy of and Mn. Cedric Clark's paper eroy ,- Ohio except aB provided a misdeolleanor, and upon will be "Mr. Audoban's L•ey" by he~eln. vlctloo thereof. shall (or a Kennedy. SEC 2.- Thst this provisiOn sha ll offense th!reof be fined not more Officers oi tbe, club are Mrs For· not ap~cy t~1 fire engjnes, fife than ~110.00 an4• lor a ,se!"'n'd or rest Bachtel, pteoident, Mrs. Hentrucks or ot'her vehjelea. or appar- subsequent offense )I'J\hm twq ry Null, vice president; Mrs. Ger· atua belon~mg to the Village ol years then:after1 shall b~ fined aid Breston, oe<retary and, llrs Pom~oy or Voluntee. ,Fire De- not more Ulan $100.01) or lmprlaon· D. 8. 14tilpcer, treaa•rer. ,pamm~nt <if the Villa•• of Pome- eel not more than Six montho or M"' Dona,Id •Mills, Mrs Rodney ro~••or used hJ4 the V.ojlinteer Fire both · and Mn Null were on Department of Pom~roy in the SEC. 9: This ordinance li herethe committee. dlschargo ofo1ta functions. by , dee)ated to be an emergeni'Y , SEC. 3. That tbfsiwd provision ordinance and necessary for \be )!r. Mn. Ho- ; sa11e 'was pink shall not •pply -,)len tile contenra safety . and welfare o~ the vill111e bart Bryson '118clne, Ohio, was blue net trim, the ....,., hue aa ol any vehtele~ truck are for of Ppmeroy and Ia to be In Ioree the a~t\108 Friday. IJ!Orning, Sep· the bridal dress. delivery !o, or a~y vehicle o' and, effect tmmedlately. tember 8th, at ~0:30 for lb~ wed· 1 Mr. Robed L. Paraons, brot~qr , truck, is c~lled i. reinove Jllater· A'I'I'EST: dina ol Mlu Betty Lou Bryson or the troom performed \110 du· lals frOII\ any buolness hou's•, of. Charles W. Logar, Clerk a~d Mr. W.llll~tn Roland Parsons Ilea 'of best man. flee, residence or any place loAPPROVED: The bride Is the only dauahter of llrs. Bry10n wore a fall. ~. WILLIAM IWALD ette Davis vnll marry Frank Mu· ·Cated on any of the above named E. F. Rpblnsoa: Mayor Mr. an~ Mra. Br)o~on. Tbe bride· two Pieco ,dreas with tlJW YOIIK UP - The chad· s.•llo, Arthur Godfrey's d~recUir, itreets, then such ~ehicle or I hereby certify the foregoing gtoom Is the son of Mr. and Mr• blue hot and glov~s '111!!1 a neJ. swim. . . before Cbrtstmas -the couple boa \J'Uck may be dmen over such \O be a. tt:ue and COfl'eet copy Qf Lawrence c. Pwons of the '~in roses eorsage. Arthur Godfrey's theme, "!!eema Godfrey's blesstng. 'Ill atreets. . the ordinance passed by the Pome- Oaks" Farms of Lotart, west Vir' Mro. Parsons wore a beige t,f. Like Old Times," Is the subject of "Omnibus" will begin Its NBCSEC. 4: That the Mayor ol the roy V1ila1e Council In a special ginla leta dreas with gold and aqua t•· a lawsuit ' Initiated bJ CW!Ian TV aeries Oct. 20 with a ~minute Village of Vomeroy, upon appll· meeting on August 26, 1957. The double ring nuptial cere- cents with pqua hat with bell!p Lomb~do and Jobn Jacob Loeb, mualcal based on the "Stover at cation In Wl'>ting, by the owner or Charles W. Legar, Cle~k mony was performed-by the Rev- sboes and gloves with pink rose,~ co-composers of lho tune. Lombar· Yale" stories that appeared 50 penon ha~in3 charge thereof, may, VIllage of Pomeroy erend JohQ F,lwood of Raeme Me· corsage. and Loeb want more Jlloney yean •11• tn "McClure's Megagrant permlarlon for IJie moving t9l 21, ltc thodist Church before a fireplace 1). reception was held at the ASCAP. They say Godfrey 1zlne". . Jeannie Carson whose of Vehlclel, objects or structures ---~-banked wltb wjllte giiJls and Ivy bride's home immediately follow· tune 12 times a day and "Hey Jeannie" senea was dumped in excess of 6000 lbs. 1noluding NDTICI!·OP APPOIIjTM!NT In lhe absence or her father, lng the ceremony and picture tak· not getting sufficient rO)'al· by CBS.TV last season, " going weight of vehicle and load over lslato of Hank Y011ng lloco111d the bride was given In marriage lng where the bride and \llPOQI ASCAP sayt Gollfrey playa lnUI an English film, "Rockets Ga· and upon '"Y street or avenue Notice Is hereby given tllat Ber· by her maternal uncle, Mr. Cllf. served the three-tiered wedding only a fragment o! the tune- lore " designated herein, or to be de!lg· neta Young whose Post Office ad· ford Cuckler of Pomeroy, Ohio. cake wtth the traditiOlllll bride therefore fewer eretllts, leas pay_ OBS.TV'! "Armstrong Circle nated as provided herein. Such per- dress lo Po'lleror, Ohio has been The bride wore a periJlanenUy and brtdegroom decorated with Arlene' Francis expects her new Theater" Is plannmg an entire mit shall 'be in writing 'nd Mayor d~ly IPP.Olnt.d Administratrix of pleated, blue lace dress over blbe pink rosebu~s. White tapers and ball-hour evenin11 series for ohow oround Tang~e• Island, a tmy of said \(lll~ge 1ma~ grant same tlte Ella~ o! Hank Young late of taffeta featurinR a wide satin CU!Il· Ivy were arranged on the hflde's TV to til> Into the pilot film staie 1pot off IJie coast of Maryland, .. subject 101~\lch bondltlons and re- Pomeroy, Jofe>gs Cqqnty, Ohio, do· berbund and bow extending tu the table. some time afttlr the end of the the U. S. Steel Hour" has mked strictidns l\!1 in his judgment are ceased. bottom of the skirt Iler white For their wedding trip to Pitts· year. Arlene won't rev"l the for· Jonc Lockhart Ui three more necessary lo~ the presei'Vation Da$ed this . 11th day of Septem· feathered hat and white and sil· burgh and Wbeehng the bride m,t, but ahe baa jnnked plans to I dramos thiS season LouiS Nye, and protection ol such streets 1n ber, 1957. ver slippers completed her bridal changed · to a charcoal and white tiuild a situntion comedy around a the comic who plays "Gordon the 881d V11iago of POIJ)!rPY· , ' J~hn C Bacon I <!<!afume. Her 9111~ jewelry,' was dress with white acceaoones arid I:Oricmswoman. ' , Hathaway" on the Steve AUen SEC. 5 That aU drivers or ve· ' Judge l>f the Probate ~urt pearl earrings borrowea friiln' her wearmg the orchid from her brJ· · NBC·TV is going to crack doWn ShoW, may wmd up as the "" of h1cle, deJCflbed herl!m, when said Meigs County, OhiO Mother. Her' brld&l bouquyt was dol bouquet on all those free plugs for air· bls pwn serlc~ 'Fancy Dan" vehielcs are driten on aey. str~et (9) 14, 21, 26, 3tc mounted on a-"wblte Btble and A graduate o! Racine Hi g k linea .. Firat conteatanta o~ the '~;;;;;:;;:;;;;t;;;;'.;';;:;;;:;;;-;;,;-';.;;-;;,-;;.;:;;;;r;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;.;;;;;, 1 was compoB<d of a white, pu1·ple School, the bride hos bee~ em· 1resuoclljlted "Do You Tttust Your, NEED GOOD r throated 9rchid sui'rounded by ployed at theJlenry I . Kals~r Con· Wife" show, w~lch bows tn on white daisies and acce~ted by a structlon Company of Ravens· ABC·TV Sept SO, will be Erik and eas.,ade of white stephenatis. wood, West Vlrgm1a Rer husband Helena Gud&-the couple who won Mrs. William Clark, Pomeroy, who was a graduate of Wahama $1~,800 on the ,show last season. Ohio, cousin of the bride, was High School IS employed at the When Garry Moore cuests on the FOR THE BEST! mattvn of honor Her pink dreSI Kyger Cr~ek "ower Plant. NBC·TV Pert)' Como show Oct. 5, e.ANY TYPJl! 1 featured a l1tted' waist ~otn full The new ~.r. and Mrs. Wilham it'll mark tile first time they've skirt, long sleevC! and Peter Pan Parsons will make IJielr home at worked wgether since 1940 when See or CaU ~~r edNe<l wilh laoe Her cor, New Haven, W. Va. Garry emceed radio's "Beat the ] .41 Band" show. That chestnut fea· lUred the Ted Weems band and a I · 'I' · vocaliat•Darned-Como. lnCidentsl· -'-1N ' fiJo..J L"Ita 0 loll:' (Contl~uad Prom Pa111 qno) - , .l _ MI .,., ' CoaekT~oti Bickley kicked 11/.1 to Harrison, on the 20 who !Jltumed 22 to hll nwn f2:, ~ f~O.bled, recovered by Chouncey~ John"ln on Pom'l' roy a. K!'tlll<l~ 4) at Lf, Dleken1 3 at M, kranylk 1 and 1st down on Pomeroy 28 Dickens lost 2 at RE, .Krl!l)'llt 1<1 ll>cken ~1\11 no QIJcl. IQ'Ijly)' Rill ill DlcQq in· ~P~i b~ Stl!tbl«; Qll ~Cimeroy 31 'Wlao. ret~ f!Ml 'l'Jl H117i10n ..,. II!!IDt. - ·7,0, J!qql~. IIJ~~~Il!lt to ll.Wken qq 1• . ~ lQ to, ow~ 33, Kr-.ruo~ it Ill> eoeater, Ke'-h berg no,atl~ Kranylltl9~ and lot down on own 4S. Kelaenbera: 4 at center, Kr81J1.ik 5 al cenle11 l!olaenl>erg a.at liE an !I 181. dOWII on POITIOl'Oy <If, Kelsenberg'o flllllble recovored by lfirrl"'n on Pomeroy 30. S~lceer l Needed' Sa~s llioAY. I\' IIIIA>ll • • ~ 'iflJ. ""' \ , _. .... .. . N- · •• Brys.on-Par.sons Wedd.ing Ceremc~ny , . Racine'touth .Hel~ At.Racine Chureh!On f.rickiy Fellowship In Third Meetjng Dlllly Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Sept. 21, 1957-5 --/. ~=...-::-:......,.,..~~.,.,..;..,.,.: Onol "P &.'~'" ' ~<1"T'1 · ,..v: ,., · 1l •' 47-13,. Panthers 'Just What We. ·'&·Last ~~"l~o""'" • ' Olivt·l. .m II_ _ _ _ _ _ _,... 88 ~fresltlalf So d,eUetoU • SPRING HILL DAIRY "QUALITY P'IRS'l' ALWAYJi" �\ ' I \ • Po~eroy. Band • (~ontlnued fr.o\11 Rag' Op~) bara Arno\(\. Deq11a Wat.son. Charl».ne IJie)ll, S~e Smith, Bill Anderson, VIckie BicW. , Linda Cb!lll!Jlap, Jim ' ~~ersbach, Mary AJDk~r~'ll'· M~rlepe Sc~ql), $Jtqrop Young, A:aohath\ Tracv, Becky. Grueser, Jlll Snowden; Su¥n Young, Pa1ty · Blak~i.lee, J.<!l)nller Lohse, lle\(y !il\l"iD• Ren~~a Baxt,r,, Kaa· ron, ·Kelton, l!llsle Arnold MaJor· ette line: Co1ni• Woodgeard, A~n Baker, Sond•·s Pelto, Dorothv Ar· nold, Rose licrak, Jean Webster, Ann Baker, Patty Douglas and Shlrlev Brown Drum majoretteS~fll~ Strauso. Ban~ manager, C~arles Kitchen. I "Looking Fer A Pot '0 Gold" was the them• for the show Which followed. TM band lormed a huge mOuntain whtr.lr had to be crossed In order to find the m~thical pol of good The beaut1ful melody "On Tep ol Old Smoky" was heard Having crossed the mountain, an apple tree was formed 'fith the pcpular favortte "Apple Blossom Tlnie". The .pot of gold was never found bu! under the apple tree was a white sport coat and 1 pink car· nation, which introduced another po~blar lpvortte, "White Sport Coat and A Pink Carnation" The l!l)ow W" oonclu•·d with blo'ck • ~ ., "" letters, P~S, and the playing ol the Alma Mater. Sonority, balance and beauty of tone we~e noted by the audience ~luring 'the playi~ of the several numbers. To.m work and a flne spirit to excell were quite obvious The audience was very enthuslas· u. in us approval of a fin• band and a job won done. 1\!uch praise ''.,._r I Venetian bl•nds All sizes and " ~16/1~ colors. Fiberglass awnmgs, Ray- .P..10 Jill ''' glo gas heaters, electnc light , ...,..,, ,..,fl~tures plasllc hie for bat'o· • roo~•· ' POM~ROY - 7-room lr~me with Free E•tlmat" bath, hot water heatmg, full Dolo Wlppa( Supply basement, large veranda. Large 215 UnooA An. lot with driveway, double garPomeroy, Onlo age and storage building Lo1 13 1moe cated on Ma1n Street near High ---- - ---School. An mveslment bargain (21 I Real Estate w1th down payment of only _ _ _ _ _ _ __ $2000.00 and mumc l>jlancc exFREE Buildmg Lots 50 x iOO feet ishpg 4% loan About Jive mmutes from Court VILLAGE PROPERTY - 6-room House. A N. Bengel, Pomeroy. frame house With electricity, Pbbne 310.M 9 20 3tp porch nearly surrounding the house Cistern and well Oneay I t $2000 L d · New Home ' IX rooms and bath. '"" 0 · ow own P · ment Oak floors , mohogany paneling; FARM - 100 acres with 50 acres Llvine room and ·dinln& room. tractor tillable, some bottomland' . ~~o~tyB~~~t i~ ::!~a ~~~g~:.~: Good 8-room house, 2 barns, plenty other buildings On good ing top. R K. Russell,9 16 Rt. 7 7. limestone road one mile from near hi;hway !'_ra_ge_. _ _ _ _tp v1Jiage C89h price $6000 80 RURAL RENTAL ~ 5·room bouse TIRMITES EXTERMINATED ncar Old Town Church gar· For fr•c inspection ph•ne 3113-M, de n, past~re for one ' cow, free Gilmore Supply SI•Jre, Pomoroy. , gas, electriCity, well en porch, , All work guaranteed Fully In· metal roc! Old Karage. S20.00. sured Vaughan's Industrial and Immediately available. ResilCI,tial Termile Control Ser· CITY RENTALS- One f.room vice. St Marys, W. Va 7 2~ tf house, and one !·room apart· 00 kADIO • 'J'!UVISION StRYICE, ment Each $60 · ' Phon• %JO. Cleland Ap,llance CUC~LER REALTY Store nd w. Main Sl, Pom.,op BOX 229 PHONE IOI-Y 2.-23-U · (9) 21, 3tc - Close in. 6-room•, linga garage In Middleport. •l[ra. 1 tile bath, modern kitchen, pan· Hagen, Is a slsl~r of Mrs. Hill. -·--::--:-:-: elell and knotty pine. Hard Donald Li>le •tent, a few daya Ancll McKinney of wood floors. Basement, oil hell, in Columbus. Beach Calil.. visited his sister garage. Cement walka, porcheo. Visiting reoently with •lllrs. and , brother-In-law Mr> and Mra. Lo~ted on 7.22 acres. Here Is Vena , Soulaby and daughter Glen C~ndlff. Tbia is their first an bpportunity to buy a new Glepna were !llr. ""~ Mrs. W.. G._ vl>jt here In eight years. borne on very liberal terms. Soulsby, Bay City, . Micb; L. V. 1 Mrs. Alice FreelAnd spent a F~llfol: 120 acrea. 7-rpom booze. So~Liby and Mr. and Mn W. A. few dara In Pitlsburgh will\ her RATF3 llir~' barn, oul bulldingw. 70 Crouse and children, Colutn~us, husband George Freeland who ia I Cllb per IIWd. one blttrtion. Mlnlmam dlirge 110<.-4 thousand feet saw timber Good Mr. on~ Drs. Robert Soubby and empl'!)'ed on a river boat. ftt 1lllld far tbree -utift insortio111. fences, II' acres lratlllr tillable. da~gbtera of St. AlbanB, W. Va, The EUB Church beld their !IJ6eW - One monlb for 25 """II per wort!. Some lr~it. Mostly peach Good Mr. and Mrs. Louis Soulsby and annual llally In the church Sun· ' nte of 2 eeata per word will be charged for ad vertislng II water. clildren and Mrs. Reed of St. day aft~ooon, S•Pl· lftlh. for before lbe l&tn of eac:h mODih following Insertion FARM: 26 ' Peres. 6-room hollae. Mbans, Mr. ond Mr1. William · 1D A:d'nrtWni-Should he reported Immediately. The Semi-modern, thickens and Nease and children of Racine, a.aliDol ..,.U aol be reapollllble for more than one !ncor brooder housoi, double garage, Mrs. Blanch Gibbs, Minersville I 'I - illertJoll, • barn. Close to rural viltne. All and Mr. and Mrl James Soulsby YOUTH FELLOWSHIP c:tJd llf TIWib ond 8peeW Notice~ of Eftnll lJ..OO. Obltuarlel fll'llllled at I eeat per wor4. The Youth1 EUB Fellowship but'ldlnII 1n ext18 good wndl• ot Pomeroy. I Ch hofof the SU lion. Weekend gu ..ts of Henry Seuth Bethe urc · ' ' , Zcihcr were Mr. and !lira. ltenirod ver Ridge held It& Se~tember FARM: 61 acres. 7-rooma, cellar, son Eddie CqlumbuJ, Mr. and meetinc at the home of Mr. and (f) Y;lftg cow for sale. Pnone 840.J good fencea, some timber, tlen- , Mrs. Elwoo~ Engles, Canal<. Win· Mrt. Nbrman Babr and Donba 9·17·6tp 111 ~Holpolnt Dryer. llnd ty water On good road. cheater. ,; Peannee, of Chester Friday nlcht, 'tlae,...sunl)eon Mix-Master. Ra· On(\ Mmutc Washe PARM. 100 acres. &·room house, Mrs Anna McCoy attended the wllb 28 members and friends pre&twnnger dill 'tieton FaD Festivai-Sat- type}, 1 year old, !lectrolux outbu\ldings, tractor tillable. funeral lervlcilll for ber slater, enl udlr, Sept. 26. Gel tkketa from Sweeper and ncccssones; La· There a a good deal.avallable on Mrs. William i>avla at Cumber· ''rbe new olflc~n, .,ho, were re~cion members. 9 18 81< die11 Dlack anrl While tweed this one. land, Md. Mrs .• Davis '1\'11 tilled eenUy oppointeq to i'tbe poal· Iori D. /Mndtr, llultor Instantly ·In an autolllpblle icc!- lions vacaled by lbe Christy filii· coat Size 16 ( ~ of)() as new) Call Th' S.~bury 1.«11, Board of Ed:•ort Porllor, Agent dent in Rlthmond, Va,' ' , !If, "ho moved II Ml ~terllaJ, O., 3461 after 4 00 9· I7 Ole utatiM~ will meet on the flrat • . hMio 201, Potn1roy ~ were ~ chirge of the meeting. ; 1 ••a~aya In Odober, November (9) 21, 3tc Mrs.· Curtis Lallan~t ret~~d Mro. Fay~· wataon of Silver Rlclte pd December lnotead of on ~ . D IIIIW'IDCI Act..., suuday troll! a IIJI'ee weeks visit Ia the MW president, filling the I~ Frlcl,ya, MldtllepG!1. PI~ • Automobii; Ml~ he! son and daugbler·tn· place vaC<~.Iod by Mrs. Christy, Signed: 8oado Pbo..e G!5-X NO-ll law, Mr.. and &fro. Cor! Lal!aoee who was president of the YF lor Eldon Weeks, clerk. · In Parkersburg. ' , 'w the put eleven years Mra. Wataon (8) Zl, 3!e OOI&I'I..Il'l'l b..urlltce Pi-oltCtloa, Mt. and Mrs. Jo~ • o,ods of hu oerved for a number of yean '" -==;~~~= L1tt, Aut« F'.re, Polio. CiU Dor HamJiton were . weetend guest& 11 ~elary and vice-president of NHcll!uart.rs 1M ·~--- -----:--:::- 1 Mini, li!lldle;.nt Obio. of her llljlther, Mrs. Ulllan Me· tbe organization. The new S.IIIJOnlte ~urgoge - Lane Cedar QUICK SERVICE J1P Wat<!h &eBr1de and Sister Mn. Ruth Cun- .presldeni'oof tile group 1s Donna Furniturt Cbotlf·- lAU Window F•pairing hy . rwory Trained Ql: dlff. . Jea~ne Bahr, who was also apFOil rrt"dalrt Relrlreratora. · watchmake!, OOLIJNS JEWElo' Mr. and Mrs. Walter Nease, polnte,!l , a1 treasurer to fill the ~..,, Pl!l'lllture, M:ddloport, Ohio I.ERS. Poneroy 1-3-U ,SATURDAY Mrs Golden Bahr, Mr. anJ Texas, are vliltmg hiS Siller place vacated by Garrett Chl'lsty. uuu ---"-~ Mrs. CurtiS Bailey of Athens, Mrs. Florence Harden, and they Lila Bahr Is 2nd vi.,.,·prealdem. FOil SALE: 13 acres of land on Sept. 28, 1957 ' l!rs. Mary Bat.q attended the all visited Mr. and Mrs. Oscar K~ye Bahr Is !he new seer«&ey, Raclne-B,shan Road Ideal home 1 As I am moving to Flonda, I luneral o( Frank Salley Friday. Nease at Weston. with Roberta• Romine as the •• Elf~lve Sept. 11 I will not be site. Call 184·X after 5 o'clock. will cflec for sale at my res1 Mr and Mri. Ralph Painter The Third Wedn':'day Jlom• siJtant. Janet Christy hu IOI'Ved toopeulble for ony debt& conFrnnk Hu<lson, Pomeroy dence, 189 Maple Street, lhd· and daughter, Mr and Mrs. Horry Demonstration Council Club met In thb polillon a number of yeora. tracted by anyone other than 9 19 3t< dleport Ohio (Turn ofl Rt. 7, Brown ar.d children were Sunday ·at their work shop In the ' Roush Mrs Wallen was In <barge of mriJ!If, Sl&ned. w. C. Andrewa. lower end of Mlddlepo1)'u b:· guests at lbe RIL!sell Painter building and worked on th& chair the d~voUonal service, with the 9 19 3tp IJII The Brtgntest CoraM f~~n~~.::~a\0 tro~e~~~ h~e~ home Mr •nd !Irs. Donver Hr• upholstery project already at&rt· Pliler, , )lev. E. 'f. Bnnsoomb, Good Cleln Used Can '" ~llddl~port Riders wanted to Kal~er Aluminstudio couches, llvill$ room sell and son G.rr)'i W9"e afternoon ed and II. project recovering lamp . readlnl'tbe scripture lesson. DonAll Makes 1nd Mod~ll um for second thllt, 4.30 to suite, 2-nlce arm chairs, ~lat· callers. shadea. Anyone Interested In the na Bahr led the group in gamea, 12:30 P. II. Phone 3981 or 85~ Largest ajze wa,."; Morniri$:- Coa1 form rocker, 3 - end ta les, Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Bally, Mr. latter project bring' tbelr shades with pi'lze' won by Janet Chriii'Y 9 19 6tp lamps, ottoman, dresser & stool, to the above place Sept. zeth. ~~~, Kaj Baht. . heater with circulating fan Us· 2 _ ;omplete Iron beds, bed and Mrs Golden Bahr, Mr. and Mrs. .Hazel Clark assiaod by ile!r,menli of aandwlch~a, ed about four months 2I TV A1JTO SALES spreads, electric heater, electric Mrs Ted NeuWing and sona, AI- ltlrs. Mayme Holme! and Mu cake, 1 cream, kool-ald ond coloet, ft piece dmette set R K. blanket, chest of d~awers, G._E. hens, Mrs Mary Baily, Mr. and Mary. Lisle enterlamed the Pri· -fee, we\-e oerved by lhe boateR, Ru18ell, Rt 7, near highway gar: New -BIIIck Special 2 dr Rlvlen Electric stove electric rrefrtg· Mrs. Glyde Well and daughter mary Class ot tne PreJbyterian al!lated by Lllo Bentz. ace. 9 16 7tp erator, Electric Sunbeam mix· enjoyed a PICnic dinner al Fork· Church at the home of the form· Gu~ of the ev.ning were lllr: : (lbrd Tog) Cou»e. Cholee of lour - ·rwo tone blue, srey, er, Sunbeam toaster, ~break· ed Run Lake Sunday. er recently from 2 to 4 o'clock: and Mrs. John sviank of Akron, CLEARANCE II'H• and aolld black All with SIWING MACHINE ~!tn;~~~· s~·~e~wa~~~~s~:."~f:! Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Taylor and011 Attending were Keith and Rosu 11ns. va11en Diller of New LexSALE dJilaPow drive. BIAeunart, 100 yr oldl, nvw tralet iron, 3 Mrs. Raymon Ta~lor called Ann Lisle, Jimmy Crow, Debra incton, Rev. tnd Mrs. Elu Barn· mucTURAL I IIAMI Pomeroy. 9 20 61• These are machines we have trad· - utility cabinets, Singer sew- Mrs. Robert Pointer Monday. · and Jimmy Hubbard, Caryl and hart ol Che•ter and tbe ChrlatJ ed In on, NECCHl·ELENA the lng madllne, Maytag washer, Mrs. Jenmc Roush and Mro. Debra Guinther, Jeunie Lou and family of MI. Sterling. , .CIA, IRON - MITALI world'• most advanted machine. Apex washer, porch furniture, Mary Bailey vulted Tuesday allrl Lee Bumgarener, LoUise and The October meeting will be We have all kinds 28 Singers, glus door book case, roll top Wednesday w1tb relallve, in 9arol Cook., ,' , held iD9tober 18 at the j)ome <>f electric, portnbles, consoles and 'llesk lo ch~, aide board, Guns, Pomeroy. ' Vlsiljng Ml\.1~ tlt!lbelh Duck· Rev. and Mrs. Br.,J;omb, . TtJpfool peddles Some hkc new. '¥• b p. El~lric Motor. ladder!, wortn recent'" .we.re Mr. •n~ pers Ploln1. M•mben ai'O, requea~ Fully guoronteod. 1 rlloMSIO wheel barrow (rubber tire), Y • ,_NI hand tools, work benches. Elec"~"· Weber and children of To- ed to come masked, with prbea Portohlo Singer $19 95 up 1861 Pord V8 Folrlono ,f2,786.00. tric Huffy Lawn Mower INew), peka, Kans , Mr. and Mrs. Wll· to be 'l!iven lor unique costumes. Console Singer $39 9~ up 1._- ~~--~~~--~~~~-~-~-~,=' Garden tools. Post hole diuer, 1'1100" Converilble Power )\lr and Mrs. Burgqon and bur Holter, Ralph Vaughan and f O"PlCERS Fott peddle $ltl no IIJ> P'~k• Power Bteuln , rordoh•nd spraver, 7-gal Aluminum cnlldren of Lima spent a few Margaret Ann Stacey, Allen We· The following appolnlrQI!nti lllltle. Tllcnderblrd engine New YOUlt CREDIT IS GOOll AT C~NCUTI BLOCKS SIIEPPARllS Paint. and manv other •!'{let.. days with Grover Harris. ber and aon Charloa, A~ron to ofl!cea were Dllde recenll~ one eo11 ~lmoll tt,OOO.OO more. too nu.,eroua to list. Terms: Mr and Mrs E. o. Taggart, Mr. ~lld Mrs. Guy Martin, Mr. In the Soutb ,the! EUII Church EZI i!w. Blaeltnht, Pomero~. Save up to SIOO on new maclunes. "lulld lelllr Por Loot" r .. h. Nnt re•non•lble lnr.,•rel- Frank Taggart, Mr and M•·a. and Mrs. Thomas Clark Jr., and · and Schqpl to flU the P9We service all makes sewm~ 9 20 81< dents t':rlll Bradford. Auclll>!l· Dwight Hoback, Mrs. Ethel daughters Rebecc1 and Judith of sltl=mt..d tiy the ! Ch\'~Y. mathln<!a :md vacuum cleaners GRUISER BLOCK CO. eer. lt~lph Burnet1, owner. Come In and look them over Hoback, Mr. and Mrs. Eber Plr- Lancaster were r•c•nt • • ' dinner fami who •• movr Ia )ft. 'SterUnO: •· , lOit. Cbevroltt VB 4 dr., $1,8U~. I Mlln North of flonio,., kens, Robert LeWIS and daughter guests o( Mr. and lilt's. Thomas Sun , gcbqo Superintendent, lhoppard Nocchl•llno Sowing "110" Sedan. Really oharp In· and Jane Harris attended the Clark Sr. ., I'· ' Nonnllil, lllhr: 'Aisl.alant SuperinCircle ~ lt. 22. Coli Wm. ·~ ~ out. POW~IIIde. Jlll11o homecomlng at 'Morse Chapel James Hubbard of ,the US Navy tendet\1 an~ treasurer, Wll'!la Olivo at lot aad Heater. Blaeltnara, Pomeroy Sunday stationed at Baintirldt,ie, Md., Bahr; 2nd o\81'! Supt., Fnye Wat· 9 20 81< Galllpollo, Ohio 9 10 31c IIt;===R=oolt=:':•rl:""==:::; Elfie Pickens spent Thursday spent the weekend wltb bis par· soh; ~tarr, Lila Bahr; .U.'t With Mr. and Mrs. Eber Pickens enta, Mr. and Mra. Carl Hubbard Secre~ry, KJ,le llihr; Znil" Aaa't, liM Dod·~p~c:-or-on-.·.-t-:1::--:t,BU=e=-. 4 d;. Mr and Mrs Eber Pickens and Mra. Myrtle Crew baa return· Sec. DOnna Babr; Chlll'dl Treaaur· ,,0~ SJ.LII ~. Pu•h bu1t011 •~Itt. Radio -----~-.:...--'1 daughter Effie were guests on ed lo her home fOllowing a villil or and ~clal S.I:OIIry, lira. ·lftd Heater. BeauUM swept Far Re•.,urant• or S:hool.l· New Thursday evening of Mr. and Mrs wit~ her aon and dausbter-ln· Faye Wa'tiQ!I. · · ~~ modlol. Blaettnars, PomeStalnle11 Refrigerator. 32 cu 10 ROOM IIOUSE 1 Th 1 law Mr and Mrs Frank Crew In The,new oUicer1 took ebarae of Mf 9 20 6tc II., 2 door, complete, wllb unll 11 Paul Se lers. e occas on was wa;ren her sister Mrs. Howard tb$' mpecllve offices on Sept. I. and LOT wao $0~0.00 now $6~0.00. Guar· tho birthdays of Wllllnm and 1-issman, Youn•stown and Mrs.. GUilTS 0~ WATSONS 11U Plymouth VII fl,798. Hard onteod. JACK'S REFruGE~A Ssndra Sellers. • 1• 8 Rooms Newly Painted • TtP Coupo. Power pack. Power· TION, Mr. and Mra. Eber Pickens of Grace Lance In Salem. · , • 'l(r, and Mrs. Garrell Chr,.ly, NEW HAVEN TU-23537 ' ' alao , 111w jranl. Btouilful two tone Racine spent Thuradoy evening : . blatk·. and whll\ Sborp lnal4e 8-111-Z&tp with Mr. and Mrs. Paul Sellen 50 FOOT LOT " ona Blatllnara, l'ornoroy. 6 rocm"'h:...o-ua-e-and hath.~l Mn. Gordon Proffitt and ehil· In Syracuse, Ohio Phone 452 - Pomeroy ozo 61< gao In houoc One mile north dren spent Sunday with Mr. and See George 11. Durst of Che•ter. Call A. J, Carter, Established, operating gro- Mrs. John Sellers. I Cave St.. Pomoroy YUkon 522·32. 9 16 6tp cery business In center of Pom· , POIIIALI or 'hone 514-X SALE - Apple• New lla eroy lor sale for cost of flxturea liM CIW. 8UJ)el' 68 HoUdoy FOR ven Orchard, New Haven. Phunet~~~~~~~~~~ and stock, Bu~er can buy on(¥ 011111'..1. lOw mil•••·· Tu· what 11 dulred of both fixlurea TU-24888. 1-29U I" tllilt ptjo.l<allot: and atock. Owner must aacri· 120 ,._ll't 'l'reller Court leavlnll Pomerpy. Will fl. ---------- - - flee, W It, Mltldl.,.rt, Ohio nance two-third! or purehaae priC6. Downin1 Flve Pointe Grill restaurant wltlf •II new equipment, ld01lly 11\'!IURANCI AGENQ located for beer, wine. liquor, ~Ira. Aut-olio, Httllll D·3 llcen11>, large p~rklng area, llvlng ,quartera In building, ev· ACCIDIN'r erythlnl necel8ary to start butl.lft. CMIIIIty an4 ..... lneu. Homee ln,Pomeny and lonna In Meiss County of various In MIDDLII'OIIT~ oltiO sizes ond prlcet. 460 Acre !ann 1136-M , 'HONII 11\t in Athena County. iol CONSJSTBNT' DEPENDABLE RESULTS WANT ADS PtiONE 398 "'"tr Notices __,_ 0 New Rooms PUBLI' SALE South I t"el 1 vi""'. ••sy SHADE $299.00 BAKER FURNITURE ---'-----. • METROPOLITAN 00 (8) Aut> Soles !----------'11 WE BUY OHIO VALLEY JUNK CO. eor· RQLANDUS - S9"W daugJiter, spent cquntry They' were of Jlr. ud ol ' Silver at tbo 11 llie Church. flie vlallora at .the Y011tb . Fllllowahlp meeUnJ, held on Frld~ nlgbt, at.~e liome' of M\', a~ . Mta. Normaa llihr of Cbealet._ '' tiiiTH ANNOUNC'ID _,. •' J. m.ofGaul pi Cit.. te•~~ lhe ~enta 1 new dau.J.. ' I · ..,.. a'!'l :~~~ ~~o~:~:~~~i\:.?!" *,....., -Vl~toi , ER~~~~~~~ ~IIi•~' , ~..., ;r.~ 1' ,. ~~ aug~ter of Mr~d ~ ; 'VIctp~ ~trf' '1/'>U Jan' ;Ana., lhe • ~. JI:n:-',!1~!~~ ~~:~: • el ""hi' Sund uup . 11 . ',. :>- , Siih9(:1.· • . • , •, L...,. ...,a''/·u..::.t¥,.'' , · ·1 nUJI\ol ',•;,. · ,. ' NOTIU' OF FiLlNI; Al!IO ~IAR· ' ·1Ba p11 iNV.NTCiRY P"'IN/I clourt, Molp' CoUniJ';'~ , Tb'.lho Executor or Admlnllliator ud' to ·lilcb o!.~e foUowlag u ''iefiScnu o( the state . ot OhlCI: ;aurvivll!l sP.use, aliJ; n~ of kln;Hienellciarl.el ~nder. the will, 1{ a-,; the' attorney; or attprliey• 1reprtlentlng anr of tilt _.. af#me~tloried pti'IOni: , ,.. . ' · You,we hereby no\jfled ,tllat(on tbi i'I!J.l: day of SePtember II§'IJ an ·lnvenfoi'Y ud APPialaeme~ the Ofl4!e of Cora Hamilton, , ce~, late of T\IPpers Plilbs jn..._ sal~ Co~nty Wll ~led l~ ~ CoB'\.( . ' ,.. • kearlng on said lnvento~ , jnd Apprt:al'lt1menl wDI •be bad before thla QUrl, on U1e ,lltb da:r1of OCIoll!_t:, l\l;p1,'1t.10 o clock A. H. - ~U,onslhereto moy be·fUed by any .l,illelejled p~y a!· ,any tiJ!Ie prjor to live ilaya belore tbe da\IHaeJ.1for: beiclng. < · ';. WITNESS IllY.~ature.·. and · ~L oeil ?! salt ·Colll'l, · tbla 1""' dn)' of Sepl"mbj!r 1951. , • · JQbn C. 'llli<;<>• Judie and Ex-Q,,Icio Clerk . ' ' l!Y Dorothy D. ,SIIrk , ~ ,, Deputy •Her~ are 1, 8klUlully " ·' FOR SALE Bl lnsuronce J ro~m housu. On good road, mall ,..ute and ~hool bus. Eloctrl<ity. Free gaa. 8 mllu from Racine. Write Box 688-A. c-o The Dolly Sentinel. 9 19 3tp ,__ ... i •no•••• ·-... -· 1141 WAID ~ · ·~ea. IIILl....... lt. ,.._,, J i~]fo J •;IW '.1l .. :~ ·~· I ~[J ~ ~ 1': tralno ae. Lauron, I M.Olt!Ge ' cablJ!et Ill ' I'" bo,_ • , .«11.111Citeo ' /«1. OllcWate · ~~.,~~lftr , I~ .... ot ' ,, 0 . , 0 ', One latter,limply 11allda ~~ JROI/J,Ir: lllllfll y"p~ 4 14 ~• (or lilt lhrt! "'"' lC for 11\i t)!O 0'1. ·~· IIIII!• lotio"' ~ , ~~hoi. lbe '""'~ 1114 ,.,..,.ll<i,u ~ l,b•• Y(QW " ' ~ Ill'~ I - h day th• oodt lotion "- .dlfttrent. . , 1 I · U ' A OriJ>Itf'llll ~-.... tcXRR ,L,t i_z W.I(J_, ' ,,YeateHatl cumlootitoM ~EaY hM'· C.fJlllf• U . PR.OD11~ .,o~. 'tiWI,.:~}lFI!'JllC'I'-HEIIBEI\T ~~\lf!lo -14. bJ Klllf ....~ ......,_ or ol the field Cozart, who has had the band ro~ a very short time was oommended by the fans lor the quality of his show od' sue~ short notice. Preceding the game, the Middle· port band played the national anthem as Scouts raised the flag at the end of tne field For the first tilr.e m four years, bandsmen the Return Jonothan wore their hits hoekwards after Meigs Chapter of the DAR wa" the game m a V1e1ory March down played, g1vmg a bnef talk on the the field m tradlt.onol style. wri\ing of lhe constitutiOn and of what it stonds for m Jhe history ASKS DIVORC& of th e country, Mary Marshmgton of DyeavUie, Methodist women who prepared and ~crved tfie dmner were Mrs in an ~ction fJled in .Me1gs ComLawrence Milhoan, Mrs Perry mon Pleas Court Friday asks to · Milch, Mrs Ralph Radcliff, !\Irs be diVorced of Berthold N MmhKenneth Byer, M1ss Fneda Faehn· mgton af Grove City le and M1ss Bess Sanborn ' JITNEY SUPPER or Syracuse Man the Letart PTA today an· a htney Supper at the grade school on Fridl\)' Sept Z!!"q,t Escapes·-Injury. p m. Ev.•ything w11J seh lor toward purchase of solely equip· In Auto Accident . ment for sct.ool children. Edward R. Foreman, 26. of &YraMrs June Ashley, president ~'ails qoun~ed ~ ~ cuse escaped injury Friday night cems anct qroceeds will go DUV TO MEET when his auto overturned on Rt , 124 near ihe Shumway Greenhouse The Daughters of Umon Veler- at Syracuse However, he 19 sl,ted ans will meet Monday· Right at 6 P to appear in Justice of Peace R. m in the DAV Hall for a potluc~ E. Grmdley's court tomghl at 7:30 supper Birthdays ol Mrs. A V.,, less driving preferred agalnsljum by ·Deputy Shenff Howard Frink. Accordmg to Frank's report ol the acc1dent Foreman was drlymg south on 124 a~ , 0.45 pm· Friday lfhen he hit the pa•IIQg gear of hiS car to. pasa another. He lest control, •kidded 252 feet, and ov e~turned on the nght Side of the highway. ,. Foreman clatmed t~at he was driving •at ~e rate of •6 miles pe1· I;J.our :at the time ot the acddent Thomas Cook will be celebrated Members are asked to brmg a diSh, towels and / sales lax. ----------NEW PHI~LIES PITCHER PHILADELPHIA UP _ Tom Lawrence, a right-handed pitcher lrom Fin:Aiay, Oh1o, and an Ohw State Unlve~>itf sopnomor~. bas been SJgned by the Philadelphia Phlllies and been assiened to th01r ofean, N. Y., affiliate In tne New I York-Pennsylvania League. Serviceoaen Grace Episcopal w~~ paJ~fln~ at~ rellJ)rted the :alll'esl of, rr ' •·(l'D;n, 2 ; of Auxiliqrv H · '/' Meet , ,ld On Th&~rsda~ . Th, 'f•ntn~ns• ~uxlliaey, G"cc Rp!llt 1, ¥,1 d~p~., Frldqy,~\IJ!t · l;l~l!copal Church m~l 'l'bursday l9r 4rjvl~ wll!!e lt),toxicatod1 H~ a(tqnoon at the palish h~ust\ will apj,ear hi court ton~ght before Mrs. Everett Hayes, pr'osidenl, )foyor C. 0. FisheL presided and opened the meeting with devcstions Reports were g1 1,>- T: ~J, M~ r•( .. . ;uo~~ 1'.-,~:~HUlC-IHl 0 0 .. ' - • TD.fJ ~lrt. HU~R· , •KU1 and Kalad Hindy, Middleport. Paul Smart, charman of th P9lar Bear club, reported 14 members who will have to P.aY fines 1r they appear before T~anksgiving at a Rot>ry wep~ng wcoring a coat l'hiJ •Is an annual contest 1n lhl' local club. , In observdce or Con sllt~11on Week, a recordmg made bY a (Contln..d From Page Onal ' elll'Qilte to I!IW!VIije to sec~re ·t , .' .. '· Pt~aotn·., ~et~"co~~~~~·u?• a sun and rays •• The ~and saluted the host stands C. F. Hibbs, president was In with a block ooM" and then playC~4fSe of the meeting a~d ether ed their Alma Mater as they formgueats were Tom Agee, Gallipolis, ed a block "W" on the other side ~IOL ' 0 , DA.U.f CR~U(8-~~·~ ~OJ' tQ "~" ~~ : ' , A:XYD. L~A.,XI I.ON•t~J.' LoW: ., f .....,,,_ ·-· played "IQ the Evenfng By the Moonligbtoo, one or the songs the audience uoe~ to ling ac~OIIlpanlcd by the pianist of the t~eater. Go-• ing to tbe more g(amlll'ous days, Jhe "Merry Widow Waltz" was played as th~y made a $ stgn. A large "lool·Dflnt", reminiscent nf the days when all stars had their footprints m front o! Grauman's theater, was next an'd they played "Lof18, Long Agd"' and as Douglas Fairbanks appeared, the mus1c changed to Tannhauser, Mary p m to an<Jwer charges o£ retk- Howell and Mrs . ~ I" :1. ,~. &'MIIIIId ~~ ,JJ 0 I.ICln ., 1 .. ,., ~ tit ... i.Oaiftt • 0 ll7 ~ 19, <Jod¥• Of ' ~~~' • (.,CotnallrnulaiJild l'roms member 1m .:~r..~ r:J :·; ~ i J ' ! ILd F~ ··~ ,. ~ ~ I"' I " 35. Time period Rodney R"llatote Broker 12. River (Ger.) at. Elevated I "a·---------..,1 , OAKHILL o•• ~ 1• :·;1 ;,; IJ :J'j;: 1ft ~~F~, a I'? tomedian ' U All Those Ende"<tng Young Charms" and as William s. Hart ,In cowboy outf1t, came on the f•eld, th•" tune changed to Weatern music (o!lowed by Rudelph Valentino, the ,"Sheik" and Theda Barl the "vamp" to the muSic of "~ Comoo Th b d 1 f f d pet~ta c an e t the iel 1n block !ormation. Wahama's new directdr, Heward Cozart, gave a fine perlo~mance as th 1 t d hit b · d • scar e •n w e and pata · ed on !he field led by l'lfum Major Juhling McClung. Their theme was "Join the PI~Aets" and their first song was "Stairway to the Stars" as a star wu formed a crescent moon wat the for.nati~p for "Blue Moon'' with the majorettes dane· lng and usin~ blue crescent moons in their show. and Jh• last number, wnich WR~j pun "~unny Side 1urmg Jhe rrogram except those usmg dfled materials according lo the Information r~elved h.ere · Mrs. Rob•rt Reibel. Lead111g Creek Road, is m charge of t,he Fall Conjerrnce which will, be held qt the •udttcriijm wjt~ re· gistrailon at •he mornJ a ! · ' ·•· andn. bu•lne se ~a Committee , reports will be sc~eduled for the morni; and a "aurprise" speaker is al o slated 1to appear before no n' : nop · T~e hcilteos clubs: t~M1dtl)eport Ga.rtlen Glub.and th, Amate,ur Gardeners Club are serv1ng bever· ages witn the aack lunch.J wNI,ch the members will bring w1th them and a~e also ..mng cakes, cookies ~nd ptes ao 9 money·making ptoJect. R . H • occa• ·~ ~ ' O'BRIEN & CROW REALTY COMPANY "1. young Adu}ts To ·' !colloq.) e.A Wlnr <alanrl 'j;! I;' : '~' "''-', ~IJ 1,·;. :1 1 ·i 8. Tllreadlik• • 7. Jumpillf ts. Bird ··: ~l aj'·' ~HI :•. ballda elise~ ~ Mria! I• ! 1:.- 1_1.'' •J:•J " ~1 10. Gen. Mark! (Malay) photo- .·[ ~. ... ~: ~ •.-::. ;1 8.Shake crapha ::.l'J,·: FXcJllur.'a· 1"··: :12. en top e. euttmr 25. ~loo ~1 !1,tm! f.';:: I;1-!'.:.'11 :1 .j l_~ 18. Chin toola dlea k::l (l,c ~ :·; ~: ];; Whlaken 11. "Bust~r ..;..... 27.In· ' 14. Humor Story" ' Vfld 15. LltUe chUd 13. Ptte!lll.. ~ 20. pO,f:, 16. Wine vesoet metal pone 37. Prescrtpa 17. Toac:h01 15. Playtlilnga- SO.Il.torlel ttQn term 19. ~et 13. Leave OUt' 101. Ofl!l Sl. lllietc (abbr.) 2Uio)llltalh ~ 'f3· ~!er ' ··cb: Bl&tlw· 20. Fres~·wa\er ~f Tbessal7 . "((IW(rt,f city tcrtotse . 21. Capital (Nor.) I' I , ~ Of' );!' 17 28."-!Jt thesprtnt' I" 25. Pale ' 28.HII1hl , I"' 27. Unleaa (L.) 28. Gold (her.) I"' ' ~ ~ ~.Famoua '' o-. ----------------- PomerO:l'/V.RaptiS'f 1 tVl aT; a&. 2tc I:~~~~~.~~f d~g I•PPI•lp~ed 5. Nauves . I (G.B.) ' Kn~ht In her lectures are made Signal for ''Believe Me ments, Mr and Mrs. Wesley Lit le, and Neva Laird, Akron, recentY This past week the~ have been linner guesta of tbelr children. ~r and Mrs.,James Whitlatch, Mr •nd !Irs. Robert Wrignt and Mrs lllif,dred ll,udso~ and lamlly, T•e• have• sold their home to "' ~r. and Mrs. Clarence Casey and heir lurniture is to be au~Uoned oday. «.Yea (dial.) 22.FeoUve 1. S~lor IWNtJT8 . - "'., ·~.... No ~II arran,KPII)ents used by Mrs Pickford's <~~pearancc was the n Phoemx where thev have a dau rhler Mrs Mox Gilmore and lam ' 1 ' y. Mr Mrs hiS McDaniel an<' ons haveand VISiteljd f¥lhcr, Rus .~II McDsnlel, Charleston, and her DAi'Lv·· CROSSWORD 1 ___ ;:'l, ...,.,,,. ,._ You and 1 Were YonJ. Mae~ie". Rememberin~ the lnterludea, be: t.w~en the on• reellllmo, t,be ban4 Mr. and Mrs. ~obsrt McDaniel (Conrtnuod From Pogo One) md twin son•. Har~an and Harvey, the afternovn program which Is Whlllatch, plan to leave Middlr scheduled to •tart at I I> m. and 1 ort this evening lor the~r nov, it lo •xpectod that her topic will 'wme 1n PhoeniX, Ariz. They a1·c Be "Chrlitm~a Decorations". She has 1erved as president of 11 ovmg west becauRe of the health 1 f tneir son, Harvey Harlan ._. an the FIJW~f Artl.lts of Ohio and of >utstanding athlete at Mlddleporl the Cuyahoga View Garden Club; ~igh Slhool. 1st Vice proSident and Regional Mr McDIIniel hus been assoc chairman of the Ohio Counclcl ot ed wtlh the bakil! bUSiijes.; Show Judgea, and Regional Judge Jnce he started work lor the Cu At present she iB preoldent of /Crt Bakery m 194 ~ and has con the Ohio Cl.unell Nationally Ac· mued smce 19 ~ 1 with Jhe Holsum , credited Flower Show Judges and Baking Company " !loor man H• ~tate Flower. Show chairman oJ ,viii continue "'ilh thiS compan) he Garden Club of OhiO - ACROSS .,. 10 ~:a,a::o :::~:ent~~; a~;/:~· Sponsor Cub_Pack' ' I '. I WhitlatcJ,~· Goes ~~~kAll ~~n.~ f~~:~..!~~~r:;~v•U!I.Middleport Band lnJ.erested personJ are lnvlTo ~A-IZ·o·na Jed to be present. IConllflutd from l'age Ont)l ~· The ~c sign was the next orW/ hH F j} k matlon meljlory of t)le o)d Nick· wit is .aJn• y GlleSl Sp , ea er. leodeona and the plaf1d "Wh•n did job In their Interpretative dance steps and routlnea The Young Ad'ult Claas ol th~ Dlr3clor K1thryn McCoy's dane· "omeroy Ba~tl1t e~uljh whic~ a~· ing Chaunccv-Dover bana opened ~eed some lime aso !o spo1110~ a halftime entertamment with "To vub S~out pacf, will have the OP· Loo~ Sharp" played from a block po~tuntly Of hearmg 'about ~he formation. They faced the home orogrtm Sunda~ mo,rmn~ dUr)q~ bleachers and stepped a routinE the Chpr~h .••4ool p~io4, Ill 10:30'i while playln,; "P1gskin Mambo". At !hat tune Bob Siler, district A dance version ,of the old favor· Scout execullve oJ t~e Pomt Pie~lte "Goofus" preceded playing of ;ant area, pllJls to dlliCUSS respon· th~e_C_h_au_n_ce~y._A_Im _a_M_a_te_r--,--:._.:__'_ib_il_it•_•s:_ol__:k_h_•..:s.:..po_n_sc_rl_n::.g..:g_ro....:.up u . , ven by various committees. .\ talk on "Thf~o.Cross and Crisis In Japan" was liven by Mrs. Theodore 1\t!ed, Jr. F, ~I t,be cl9-1~ of the meeijpg rehll lresbmen\,9 were serv~JI by the h\)4~. Mrs. J, E. D Hartincer to 15 members. -AI Re~tti Hills Golf b!>en1 l(or'' NANCY 4I ,, TI-IAT IT WAS WRONGFO~ ME TO TAKE THAT APPLE FROM FINCH'S ORCHARD BROKEN PLASTER GIVES ME AN IDEA Tt-I~T'LL RfM'IND ME WHAT HAPPENS TO CROO[(S '~· ...... - ' ,_ ____ _ �\ ' I \ • Po~eroy. Band • (~ontlnued fr.o\11 Rag' Op~) bara Arno\(\. Deq11a Wat.son. Charl».ne IJie)ll, S~e Smith, Bill Anderson, VIckie BicW. , Linda Cb!lll!Jlap, Jim ' ~~ersbach, Mary AJDk~r~'ll'· M~rlepe Sc~ql), $Jtqrop Young, A:aohath\ Tracv, Becky. Grueser, Jlll Snowden; Su¥n Young, Pa1ty · Blak~i.lee, J.<!l)nller Lohse, lle\(y !il\l"iD• Ren~~a Baxt,r,, Kaa· ron, ·Kelton, l!llsle Arnold MaJor· ette line: Co1ni• Woodgeard, A~n Baker, Sond•·s Pelto, Dorothv Ar· nold, Rose licrak, Jean Webster, Ann Baker, Patty Douglas and Shlrlev Brown Drum majoretteS~fll~ Strauso. Ban~ manager, C~arles Kitchen. I "Looking Fer A Pot '0 Gold" was the them• for the show Which followed. TM band lormed a huge mOuntain whtr.lr had to be crossed In order to find the m~thical pol of good The beaut1ful melody "On Tep ol Old Smoky" was heard Having crossed the mountain, an apple tree was formed 'fith the pcpular favortte "Apple Blossom Tlnie". The .pot of gold was never found bu! under the apple tree was a white sport coat and 1 pink car· nation, which introduced another po~blar lpvortte, "White Sport Coat and A Pink Carnation" The l!l)ow W" oonclu•·d with blo'ck • ~ ., "" letters, P~S, and the playing ol the Alma Mater. Sonority, balance and beauty of tone we~e noted by the audience ~luring 'the playi~ of the several numbers. To.m work and a flne spirit to excell were quite obvious The audience was very enthuslas· u. in us approval of a fin• band and a job won done. 1\!uch praise ''.,._r I Venetian bl•nds All sizes and " ~16/1~ colors. Fiberglass awnmgs, Ray- .P..10 Jill ''' glo gas heaters, electnc light , ...,..,, ,..,fl~tures plasllc hie for bat'o· • roo~•· ' POM~ROY - 7-room lr~me with Free E•tlmat" bath, hot water heatmg, full Dolo Wlppa( Supply basement, large veranda. Large 215 UnooA An. lot with driveway, double garPomeroy, Onlo age and storage building Lo1 13 1moe cated on Ma1n Street near High ---- - ---School. An mveslment bargain (21 I Real Estate w1th down payment of only _ _ _ _ _ _ __ $2000.00 and mumc l>jlancc exFREE Buildmg Lots 50 x iOO feet ishpg 4% loan About Jive mmutes from Court VILLAGE PROPERTY - 6-room House. A N. Bengel, Pomeroy. frame house With electricity, Pbbne 310.M 9 20 3tp porch nearly surrounding the house Cistern and well Oneay I t $2000 L d · New Home ' IX rooms and bath. '"" 0 · ow own P · ment Oak floors , mohogany paneling; FARM - 100 acres with 50 acres Llvine room and ·dinln& room. tractor tillable, some bottomland' . ~~o~tyB~~~t i~ ::!~a ~~~g~:.~: Good 8-room house, 2 barns, plenty other buildings On good ing top. R K. Russell,9 16 Rt. 7 7. limestone road one mile from near hi;hway !'_ra_ge_. _ _ _ _tp v1Jiage C89h price $6000 80 RURAL RENTAL ~ 5·room bouse TIRMITES EXTERMINATED ncar Old Town Church gar· For fr•c inspection ph•ne 3113-M, de n, past~re for one ' cow, free Gilmore Supply SI•Jre, Pomoroy. , gas, electriCity, well en porch, , All work guaranteed Fully In· metal roc! Old Karage. S20.00. sured Vaughan's Industrial and Immediately available. ResilCI,tial Termile Control Ser· CITY RENTALS- One f.room vice. St Marys, W. Va 7 2~ tf house, and one !·room apart· 00 kADIO • 'J'!UVISION StRYICE, ment Each $60 · ' Phon• %JO. Cleland Ap,llance CUC~LER REALTY Store nd w. Main Sl, Pom.,op BOX 229 PHONE IOI-Y 2.-23-U · (9) 21, 3tc - Close in. 6-room•, linga garage In Middleport. •l[ra. 1 tile bath, modern kitchen, pan· Hagen, Is a slsl~r of Mrs. Hill. -·--::--:-:-: elell and knotty pine. Hard Donald Li>le •tent, a few daya Ancll McKinney of wood floors. Basement, oil hell, in Columbus. Beach Calil.. visited his sister garage. Cement walka, porcheo. Visiting reoently with •lllrs. and , brother-In-law Mr> and Mra. Lo~ted on 7.22 acres. Here Is Vena , Soulaby and daughter Glen C~ndlff. Tbia is their first an bpportunity to buy a new Glepna were !llr. ""~ Mrs. W.. G._ vl>jt here In eight years. borne on very liberal terms. Soulsby, Bay City, . Micb; L. V. 1 Mrs. Alice FreelAnd spent a F~llfol: 120 acrea. 7-rpom booze. So~Liby and Mr. and Mn W. A. few dara In Pitlsburgh will\ her RATF3 llir~' barn, oul bulldingw. 70 Crouse and children, Colutn~us, husband George Freeland who ia I Cllb per IIWd. one blttrtion. Mlnlmam dlirge 110<.-4 thousand feet saw timber Good Mr. on~ Drs. Robert Soubby and empl'!)'ed on a river boat. ftt 1lllld far tbree -utift insortio111. fences, II' acres lratlllr tillable. da~gbtera of St. AlbanB, W. Va, The EUB Church beld their !IJ6eW - One monlb for 25 """II per wort!. Some lr~it. Mostly peach Good Mr. and Mrs. Louis Soulsby and annual llally In the church Sun· ' nte of 2 eeata per word will be charged for ad vertislng II water. clildren and Mrs. Reed of St. day aft~ooon, S•Pl· lftlh. for before lbe l&tn of eac:h mODih following Insertion FARM: 26 ' Peres. 6-room hollae. Mbans, Mr. ond Mr1. William · 1D A:d'nrtWni-Should he reported Immediately. The Semi-modern, thickens and Nease and children of Racine, a.aliDol ..,.U aol be reapollllble for more than one !ncor brooder housoi, double garage, Mrs. Blanch Gibbs, Minersville I 'I - illertJoll, • barn. Close to rural viltne. All and Mr. and Mrl James Soulsby YOUTH FELLOWSHIP c:tJd llf TIWib ond 8peeW Notice~ of Eftnll lJ..OO. Obltuarlel fll'llllled at I eeat per wor4. The Youth1 EUB Fellowship but'ldlnII 1n ext18 good wndl• ot Pomeroy. I Ch hofof the SU lion. Weekend gu ..ts of Henry Seuth Bethe urc · ' ' , Zcihcr were Mr. and !lira. ltenirod ver Ridge held It& Se~tember FARM: 61 acres. 7-rooma, cellar, son Eddie CqlumbuJ, Mr. and meetinc at the home of Mr. and (f) Y;lftg cow for sale. Pnone 840.J good fencea, some timber, tlen- , Mrs. Elwoo~ Engles, Canal<. Win· Mrt. Nbrman Babr and Donba 9·17·6tp 111 ~Holpolnt Dryer. llnd ty water On good road. cheater. ,; Peannee, of Chester Friday nlcht, 'tlae,...sunl)eon Mix-Master. Ra· On(\ Mmutc Washe PARM. 100 acres. &·room house, Mrs Anna McCoy attended the wllb 28 members and friends pre&twnnger dill 'tieton FaD Festivai-Sat- type}, 1 year old, !lectrolux outbu\ldings, tractor tillable. funeral lervlcilll for ber slater, enl udlr, Sept. 26. Gel tkketa from Sweeper and ncccssones; La· There a a good deal.avallable on Mrs. William i>avla at Cumber· ''rbe new olflc~n, .,ho, were re~cion members. 9 18 81< die11 Dlack anrl While tweed this one. land, Md. Mrs .• Davis '1\'11 tilled eenUy oppointeq to i'tbe poal· Iori D. /Mndtr, llultor Instantly ·In an autolllpblle icc!- lions vacaled by lbe Christy filii· coat Size 16 ( ~ of)() as new) Call Th' S.~bury 1.«11, Board of Ed:•ort Porllor, Agent dent in Rlthmond, Va,' ' , !If, "ho moved II Ml ~terllaJ, O., 3461 after 4 00 9· I7 Ole utatiM~ will meet on the flrat • . hMio 201, Potn1roy ~ were ~ chirge of the meeting. ; 1 ••a~aya In Odober, November (9) 21, 3tc Mrs.· Curtis Lallan~t ret~~d Mro. Fay~· wataon of Silver Rlclte pd December lnotead of on ~ . D IIIIW'IDCI Act..., suuday troll! a IIJI'ee weeks visit Ia the MW president, filling the I~ Frlcl,ya, MldtllepG!1. PI~ • Automobii; Ml~ he! son and daugbler·tn· place vaC<~.Iod by Mrs. Christy, Signed: 8oado Pbo..e G!5-X NO-ll law, Mr.. and &fro. Cor! Lal!aoee who was president of the YF lor Eldon Weeks, clerk. · In Parkersburg. ' , 'w the put eleven years Mra. Wataon (8) Zl, 3!e OOI&I'I..Il'l'l b..urlltce Pi-oltCtloa, Mt. and Mrs. Jo~ • o,ods of hu oerved for a number of yean '" -==;~~~= L1tt, Aut« F'.re, Polio. CiU Dor HamJiton were . weetend guest& 11 ~elary and vice-president of NHcll!uart.rs 1M ·~--- -----:--:::- 1 Mini, li!lldle;.nt Obio. of her llljlther, Mrs. Ulllan Me· tbe organization. The new S.IIIJOnlte ~urgoge - Lane Cedar QUICK SERVICE J1P Wat<!h &eBr1de and Sister Mn. Ruth Cun- .presldeni'oof tile group 1s Donna Furniturt Cbotlf·- lAU Window F•pairing hy . rwory Trained Ql: dlff. . Jea~ne Bahr, who was also apFOil rrt"dalrt Relrlreratora. · watchmake!, OOLIJNS JEWElo' Mr. and Mrs. Walter Nease, polnte,!l , a1 treasurer to fill the ~..,, Pl!l'lllture, M:ddloport, Ohio I.ERS. Poneroy 1-3-U ,SATURDAY Mrs Golden Bahr, Mr. anJ Texas, are vliltmg hiS Siller place vacated by Garrett Chl'lsty. uuu ---"-~ Mrs. CurtiS Bailey of Athens, Mrs. Florence Harden, and they Lila Bahr Is 2nd vi.,.,·prealdem. FOil SALE: 13 acres of land on Sept. 28, 1957 ' l!rs. Mary Bat.q attended the all visited Mr. and Mrs. Oscar K~ye Bahr Is !he new seer«&ey, Raclne-B,shan Road Ideal home 1 As I am moving to Flonda, I luneral o( Frank Salley Friday. Nease at Weston. with Roberta• Romine as the •• Elf~lve Sept. 11 I will not be site. Call 184·X after 5 o'clock. will cflec for sale at my res1 Mr and Mri. Ralph Painter The Third Wedn':'day Jlom• siJtant. Janet Christy hu IOI'Ved toopeulble for ony debt& conFrnnk Hu<lson, Pomeroy dence, 189 Maple Street, lhd· and daughter, Mr and Mrs. Horry Demonstration Council Club met In thb polillon a number of yeora. tracted by anyone other than 9 19 3t< dleport Ohio (Turn ofl Rt. 7, Brown ar.d children were Sunday ·at their work shop In the ' Roush Mrs Wallen was In <barge of mriJ!If, Sl&ned. w. C. Andrewa. lower end of Mlddlepo1)'u b:· guests at lbe RIL!sell Painter building and worked on th& chair the d~voUonal service, with the 9 19 3tp IJII The Brtgntest CoraM f~~n~~.::~a\0 tro~e~~~ h~e~ home Mr •nd !Irs. Donver Hr• upholstery project already at&rt· Pliler, , )lev. E. 'f. Bnnsoomb, Good Cleln Used Can '" ~llddl~port Riders wanted to Kal~er Aluminstudio couches, llvill$ room sell and son G.rr)'i W9"e afternoon ed and II. project recovering lamp . readlnl'tbe scripture lesson. DonAll Makes 1nd Mod~ll um for second thllt, 4.30 to suite, 2-nlce arm chairs, ~lat· callers. shadea. Anyone Interested In the na Bahr led the group in gamea, 12:30 P. II. Phone 3981 or 85~ Largest ajze wa,."; Morniri$:- Coa1 form rocker, 3 - end ta les, Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Bally, Mr. latter project bring' tbelr shades with pi'lze' won by Janet Chriii'Y 9 19 6tp lamps, ottoman, dresser & stool, to the above place Sept. zeth. ~~~, Kaj Baht. . heater with circulating fan Us· 2 _ ;omplete Iron beds, bed and Mrs Golden Bahr, Mr. and Mrs. .Hazel Clark assiaod by ile!r,menli of aandwlch~a, ed about four months 2I TV A1JTO SALES spreads, electric heater, electric Mrs Ted NeuWing and sona, AI- ltlrs. Mayme Holme! and Mu cake, 1 cream, kool-ald ond coloet, ft piece dmette set R K. blanket, chest of d~awers, G._E. hens, Mrs Mary Baily, Mr. and Mary. Lisle enterlamed the Pri· -fee, we\-e oerved by lhe boateR, Ru18ell, Rt 7, near highway gar: New -BIIIck Special 2 dr Rlvlen Electric stove electric rrefrtg· Mrs. Glyde Well and daughter mary Class ot tne PreJbyterian al!lated by Lllo Bentz. ace. 9 16 7tp erator, Electric Sunbeam mix· enjoyed a PICnic dinner al Fork· Church at the home of the form· Gu~ of the ev.ning were lllr: : (lbrd Tog) Cou»e. Cholee of lour - ·rwo tone blue, srey, er, Sunbeam toaster, ~break· ed Run Lake Sunday. er recently from 2 to 4 o'clock: and Mrs. John sviank of Akron, CLEARANCE II'H• and aolld black All with SIWING MACHINE ~!tn;~~~· s~·~e~wa~~~~s~:."~f:! Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Taylor and011 Attending were Keith and Rosu 11ns. va11en Diller of New LexSALE dJilaPow drive. BIAeunart, 100 yr oldl, nvw tralet iron, 3 Mrs. Raymon Ta~lor called Ann Lisle, Jimmy Crow, Debra incton, Rev. tnd Mrs. Elu Barn· mucTURAL I IIAMI Pomeroy. 9 20 61• These are machines we have trad· - utility cabinets, Singer sew- Mrs. Robert Pointer Monday. · and Jimmy Hubbard, Caryl and hart ol Che•ter and tbe ChrlatJ ed In on, NECCHl·ELENA the lng madllne, Maytag washer, Mrs. Jenmc Roush and Mro. Debra Guinther, Jeunie Lou and family of MI. Sterling. , .CIA, IRON - MITALI world'• most advanted machine. Apex washer, porch furniture, Mary Bailey vulted Tuesday allrl Lee Bumgarener, LoUise and The October meeting will be We have all kinds 28 Singers, glus door book case, roll top Wednesday w1tb relallve, in 9arol Cook., ,' , held iD9tober 18 at the j)ome <>f electric, portnbles, consoles and 'llesk lo ch~, aide board, Guns, Pomeroy. ' Vlsiljng Ml\.1~ tlt!lbelh Duck· Rev. and Mrs. Br.,J;omb, . TtJpfool peddles Some hkc new. '¥• b p. El~lric Motor. ladder!, wortn recent'" .we.re Mr. •n~ pers Ploln1. M•mben ai'O, requea~ Fully guoronteod. 1 rlloMSIO wheel barrow (rubber tire), Y • ,_NI hand tools, work benches. Elec"~"· Weber and children of To- ed to come masked, with prbea Portohlo Singer $19 95 up 1861 Pord V8 Folrlono ,f2,786.00. tric Huffy Lawn Mower INew), peka, Kans , Mr. and Mrs. Wll· to be 'l!iven lor unique costumes. Console Singer $39 9~ up 1._- ~~--~~~--~~~~-~-~-~,=' Garden tools. Post hole diuer, 1'1100" Converilble Power )\lr and Mrs. Burgqon and bur Holter, Ralph Vaughan and f O"PlCERS Fott peddle $ltl no IIJ> P'~k• Power Bteuln , rordoh•nd spraver, 7-gal Aluminum cnlldren of Lima spent a few Margaret Ann Stacey, Allen We· The following appolnlrQI!nti lllltle. Tllcnderblrd engine New YOUlt CREDIT IS GOOll AT C~NCUTI BLOCKS SIIEPPARllS Paint. and manv other •!'{let.. days with Grover Harris. ber and aon Charloa, A~ron to ofl!cea were Dllde recenll~ one eo11 ~lmoll tt,OOO.OO more. too nu.,eroua to list. Terms: Mr and Mrs E. o. Taggart, Mr. ~lld Mrs. Guy Martin, Mr. In the Soutb ,the! EUII Church EZI i!w. Blaeltnht, Pomero~. Save up to SIOO on new maclunes. "lulld lelllr Por Loot" r .. h. Nnt re•non•lble lnr.,•rel- Frank Taggart, Mr and M•·a. and Mrs. Thomas Clark Jr., and · and Schqpl to flU the P9We service all makes sewm~ 9 20 81< dents t':rlll Bradford. Auclll>!l· Dwight Hoback, Mrs. Ethel daughters Rebecc1 and Judith of sltl=mt..d tiy the ! Ch\'~Y. mathln<!a :md vacuum cleaners GRUISER BLOCK CO. eer. lt~lph Burnet1, owner. Come In and look them over Hoback, Mr. and Mrs. Eber Plr- Lancaster were r•c•nt • • ' dinner fami who •• movr Ia )ft. 'SterUnO: •· , lOit. Cbevroltt VB 4 dr., $1,8U~. I Mlln North of flonio,., kens, Robert LeWIS and daughter guests o( Mr. and lilt's. Thomas Sun , gcbqo Superintendent, lhoppard Nocchl•llno Sowing "110" Sedan. Really oharp In· and Jane Harris attended the Clark Sr. ., I'· ' Nonnllil, lllhr: 'Aisl.alant SuperinCircle ~ lt. 22. Coli Wm. ·~ ~ out. POW~IIIde. Jlll11o homecomlng at 'Morse Chapel James Hubbard of ,the US Navy tendet\1 an~ treasurer, Wll'!la Olivo at lot aad Heater. Blaeltnara, Pomeroy Sunday stationed at Baintirldt,ie, Md., Bahr; 2nd o\81'! Supt., Fnye Wat· 9 20 81< Galllpollo, Ohio 9 10 31c IIt;===R=oolt=:':•rl:""==:::; Elfie Pickens spent Thursday spent the weekend wltb bis par· soh; ~tarr, Lila Bahr; .U.'t With Mr. and Mrs. Eber Pickens enta, Mr. and Mra. Carl Hubbard Secre~ry, KJ,le llihr; Znil" Aaa't, liM Dod·~p~c:-or-on-.·.-t-:1::--:t,BU=e=-. 4 d;. Mr and Mrs Eber Pickens and Mra. Myrtle Crew baa return· Sec. DOnna Babr; Chlll'dl Treaaur· ,,0~ SJ.LII ~. Pu•h bu1t011 •~Itt. Radio -----~-.:...--'1 daughter Effie were guests on ed lo her home fOllowing a villil or and ~clal S.I:OIIry, lira. ·lftd Heater. BeauUM swept Far Re•.,urant• or S:hool.l· New Thursday evening of Mr. and Mrs wit~ her aon and dausbter-ln· Faye Wa'tiQ!I. · · ~~ modlol. Blaettnars, PomeStalnle11 Refrigerator. 32 cu 10 ROOM IIOUSE 1 Th 1 law Mr and Mrs Frank Crew In The,new oUicer1 took ebarae of Mf 9 20 6tc II., 2 door, complete, wllb unll 11 Paul Se lers. e occas on was wa;ren her sister Mrs. Howard tb$' mpecllve offices on Sept. I. and LOT wao $0~0.00 now $6~0.00. Guar· tho birthdays of Wllllnm and 1-issman, Youn•stown and Mrs.. GUilTS 0~ WATSONS 11U Plymouth VII fl,798. Hard onteod. JACK'S REFruGE~A Ssndra Sellers. • 1• 8 Rooms Newly Painted • TtP Coupo. Power pack. Power· TION, Mr. and Mra. Eber Pickens of Grace Lance In Salem. · , • 'l(r, and Mrs. Garrell Chr,.ly, NEW HAVEN TU-23537 ' ' alao , 111w jranl. Btouilful two tone Racine spent Thuradoy evening : . blatk·. and whll\ Sborp lnal4e 8-111-Z&tp with Mr. and Mrs. Paul Sellen 50 FOOT LOT " ona Blatllnara, l'ornoroy. 6 rocm"'h:...o-ua-e-and hath.~l Mn. Gordon Proffitt and ehil· In Syracuse, Ohio Phone 452 - Pomeroy ozo 61< gao In houoc One mile north dren spent Sunday with Mr. and See George 11. Durst of Che•ter. Call A. J, Carter, Established, operating gro- Mrs. John Sellers. I Cave St.. Pomoroy YUkon 522·32. 9 16 6tp cery business In center of Pom· , POIIIALI or 'hone 514-X SALE - Apple• New lla eroy lor sale for cost of flxturea liM CIW. 8UJ)el' 68 HoUdoy FOR ven Orchard, New Haven. Phunet~~~~~~~~~~ and stock, Bu~er can buy on(¥ 011111'..1. lOw mil•••·· Tu· what 11 dulred of both fixlurea TU-24888. 1-29U I" tllilt ptjo.l<allot: and atock. Owner must aacri· 120 ,._ll't 'l'reller Court leavlnll Pomerpy. Will fl. ---------- - - flee, W It, Mltldl.,.rt, Ohio nance two-third! or purehaae priC6. Downin1 Flve Pointe Grill restaurant wltlf •II new equipment, ld01lly 11\'!IURANCI AGENQ located for beer, wine. liquor, ~Ira. Aut-olio, Httllll D·3 llcen11>, large p~rklng area, llvlng ,quartera In building, ev· ACCIDIN'r erythlnl necel8ary to start butl.lft. CMIIIIty an4 ..... lneu. Homee ln,Pomeny and lonna In Meiss County of various In MIDDLII'OIIT~ oltiO sizes ond prlcet. 460 Acre !ann 1136-M , 'HONII 11\t in Athena County. iol CONSJSTBNT' DEPENDABLE RESULTS WANT ADS PtiONE 398 "'"tr Notices __,_ 0 New Rooms PUBLI' SALE South I t"el 1 vi""'. ••sy SHADE $299.00 BAKER FURNITURE ---'-----. • METROPOLITAN 00 (8) Aut> Soles !----------'11 WE BUY OHIO VALLEY JUNK CO. eor· RQLANDUS - S9"W daugJiter, spent cquntry They' were of Jlr. ud ol ' Silver at tbo 11 llie Church. flie vlallora at .the Y011tb . Fllllowahlp meeUnJ, held on Frld~ nlgbt, at.~e liome' of M\', a~ . Mta. Normaa llihr of Cbealet._ '' tiiiTH ANNOUNC'ID _,. •' J. m.ofGaul pi Cit.. te•~~ lhe ~enta 1 new dau.J.. ' I · ..,.. a'!'l :~~~ ~~o~:~:~~~i\:.?!" *,....., -Vl~toi , ER~~~~~~~ ~IIi•~' , ~..., ;r.~ 1' ,. ~~ aug~ter of Mr~d ~ ; 'VIctp~ ~trf' '1/'>U Jan' ;Ana., lhe • ~. JI:n:-',!1~!~~ ~~:~: • el ""hi' Sund uup . 11 . ',. :>- , Siih9(:1.· • . • , •, L...,. ...,a''/·u..::.t¥,.'' , · ·1 nUJI\ol ',•;,. · ,. ' NOTIU' OF FiLlNI; Al!IO ~IAR· ' ·1Ba p11 iNV.NTCiRY P"'IN/I clourt, Molp' CoUniJ';'~ , Tb'.lho Executor or Admlnllliator ud' to ·lilcb o!.~e foUowlag u ''iefiScnu o( the state . ot OhlCI: ;aurvivll!l sP.use, aliJ; n~ of kln;Hienellciarl.el ~nder. the will, 1{ a-,; the' attorney; or attprliey• 1reprtlentlng anr of tilt _.. af#me~tloried pti'IOni: , ,.. . ' · You,we hereby no\jfled ,tllat(on tbi i'I!J.l: day of SePtember II§'IJ an ·lnvenfoi'Y ud APPialaeme~ the Ofl4!e of Cora Hamilton, , ce~, late of T\IPpers Plilbs jn..._ sal~ Co~nty Wll ~led l~ ~ CoB'\.( . ' ,.. • kearlng on said lnvento~ , jnd Apprt:al'lt1menl wDI •be bad before thla QUrl, on U1e ,lltb da:r1of OCIoll!_t:, l\l;p1,'1t.10 o clock A. H. - ~U,onslhereto moy be·fUed by any .l,illelejled p~y a!· ,any tiJ!Ie prjor to live ilaya belore tbe da\IHaeJ.1for: beiclng. < · ';. WITNESS IllY.~ature.·. and · ~L oeil ?! salt ·Colll'l, · tbla 1""' dn)' of Sepl"mbj!r 1951. , • · JQbn C. 'llli<;<>• Judie and Ex-Q,,Icio Clerk . ' ' l!Y Dorothy D. ,SIIrk , ~ ,, Deputy •Her~ are 1, 8klUlully " ·' FOR SALE Bl lnsuronce J ro~m housu. On good road, mall ,..ute and ~hool bus. Eloctrl<ity. Free gaa. 8 mllu from Racine. Write Box 688-A. c-o The Dolly Sentinel. 9 19 3tp ,__ ... i •no•••• ·-... -· 1141 WAID ~ · ·~ea. IIILl....... lt. ,.._,, J i~]fo J •;IW '.1l .. :~ ·~· I ~[J ~ ~ 1': tralno ae. Lauron, I M.Olt!Ge ' cablJ!et Ill ' I'" bo,_ • , .«11.111Citeo ' /«1. OllcWate · ~~.,~~lftr , I~ .... ot ' ,, 0 . , 0 ', One latter,limply 11allda ~~ JROI/J,Ir: lllllfll y"p~ 4 14 ~• (or lilt lhrt! "'"' lC for 11\i t)!O 0'1. ·~· IIIII!• lotio"' ~ , ~~hoi. lbe '""'~ 1114 ,.,..,.ll<i,u ~ l,b•• Y(QW " ' ~ Ill'~ I - h day th• oodt lotion "- .dlfttrent. . , 1 I · U ' A OriJ>Itf'llll ~-.... tcXRR ,L,t i_z W.I(J_, ' ,,YeateHatl cumlootitoM ~EaY hM'· C.fJlllf• U . PR.OD11~ .,o~. 'tiWI,.:~}lFI!'JllC'I'-HEIIBEI\T ~~\lf!lo -14. bJ Klllf ....~ ......,_ or ol the field Cozart, who has had the band ro~ a very short time was oommended by the fans lor the quality of his show od' sue~ short notice. Preceding the game, the Middle· port band played the national anthem as Scouts raised the flag at the end of tne field For the first tilr.e m four years, bandsmen the Return Jonothan wore their hits hoekwards after Meigs Chapter of the DAR wa" the game m a V1e1ory March down played, g1vmg a bnef talk on the the field m tradlt.onol style. wri\ing of lhe constitutiOn and of what it stonds for m Jhe history ASKS DIVORC& of th e country, Mary Marshmgton of DyeavUie, Methodist women who prepared and ~crved tfie dmner were Mrs in an ~ction fJled in .Me1gs ComLawrence Milhoan, Mrs Perry mon Pleas Court Friday asks to · Milch, Mrs Ralph Radcliff, !\Irs be diVorced of Berthold N MmhKenneth Byer, M1ss Fneda Faehn· mgton af Grove City le and M1ss Bess Sanborn ' JITNEY SUPPER or Syracuse Man the Letart PTA today an· a htney Supper at the grade school on Fridl\)' Sept Z!!"q,t Escapes·-Injury. p m. Ev.•ything w11J seh lor toward purchase of solely equip· In Auto Accident . ment for sct.ool children. Edward R. Foreman, 26. of &YraMrs June Ashley, president ~'ails qoun~ed ~ ~ cuse escaped injury Friday night cems anct qroceeds will go DUV TO MEET when his auto overturned on Rt , 124 near ihe Shumway Greenhouse The Daughters of Umon Veler- at Syracuse However, he 19 sl,ted ans will meet Monday· Right at 6 P to appear in Justice of Peace R. m in the DAV Hall for a potluc~ E. Grmdley's court tomghl at 7:30 supper Birthdays ol Mrs. A V.,, less driving preferred agalnsljum by ·Deputy Shenff Howard Frink. Accordmg to Frank's report ol the acc1dent Foreman was drlymg south on 124 a~ , 0.45 pm· Friday lfhen he hit the pa•IIQg gear of hiS car to. pasa another. He lest control, •kidded 252 feet, and ov e~turned on the nght Side of the highway. ,. Foreman clatmed t~at he was driving •at ~e rate of •6 miles pe1· I;J.our :at the time ot the acddent Thomas Cook will be celebrated Members are asked to brmg a diSh, towels and / sales lax. ----------NEW PHI~LIES PITCHER PHILADELPHIA UP _ Tom Lawrence, a right-handed pitcher lrom Fin:Aiay, Oh1o, and an Ohw State Unlve~>itf sopnomor~. bas been SJgned by the Philadelphia Phlllies and been assiened to th01r ofean, N. Y., affiliate In tne New I York-Pennsylvania League. Serviceoaen Grace Episcopal w~~ paJ~fln~ at~ rellJ)rted the :alll'esl of, rr ' •·(l'D;n, 2 ; of Auxiliqrv H · '/' Meet , ,ld On Th&~rsda~ . Th, 'f•ntn~ns• ~uxlliaey, G"cc Rp!llt 1, ¥,1 d~p~., Frldqy,~\IJ!t · l;l~l!copal Church m~l 'l'bursday l9r 4rjvl~ wll!!e lt),toxicatod1 H~ a(tqnoon at the palish h~ust\ will apj,ear hi court ton~ght before Mrs. Everett Hayes, pr'osidenl, )foyor C. 0. FisheL presided and opened the meeting with devcstions Reports were g1 1,>- T: ~J, M~ r•( .. . ;uo~~ 1'.-,~:~HUlC-IHl 0 0 .. ' - • TD.fJ ~lrt. HU~R· , •KU1 and Kalad Hindy, Middleport. Paul Smart, charman of th P9lar Bear club, reported 14 members who will have to P.aY fines 1r they appear before T~anksgiving at a Rot>ry wep~ng wcoring a coat l'hiJ •Is an annual contest 1n lhl' local club. , In observdce or Con sllt~11on Week, a recordmg made bY a (Contln..d From Page Onal ' elll'Qilte to I!IW!VIije to sec~re ·t , .' .. '· Pt~aotn·., ~et~"co~~~~~·u?• a sun and rays •• The ~and saluted the host stands C. F. Hibbs, president was In with a block ooM" and then playC~4fSe of the meeting a~d ether ed their Alma Mater as they formgueats were Tom Agee, Gallipolis, ed a block "W" on the other side ~IOL ' 0 , DA.U.f CR~U(8-~~·~ ~OJ' tQ "~" ~~ : ' , A:XYD. L~A.,XI I.ON•t~J.' LoW: ., f .....,,,_ ·-· played "IQ the Evenfng By the Moonligbtoo, one or the songs the audience uoe~ to ling ac~OIIlpanlcd by the pianist of the t~eater. Go-• ing to tbe more g(amlll'ous days, Jhe "Merry Widow Waltz" was played as th~y made a $ stgn. A large "lool·Dflnt", reminiscent nf the days when all stars had their footprints m front o! Grauman's theater, was next an'd they played "Lof18, Long Agd"' and as Douglas Fairbanks appeared, the mus1c changed to Tannhauser, Mary p m to an<Jwer charges o£ retk- Howell and Mrs . ~ I" :1. ,~. &'MIIIIId ~~ ,JJ 0 I.ICln ., 1 .. ,., ~ tit ... i.Oaiftt • 0 ll7 ~ 19, <Jod¥• Of ' ~~~' • (.,CotnallrnulaiJild l'roms member 1m .:~r..~ r:J :·; ~ i J ' ! ILd F~ ··~ ,. ~ ~ I"' I " 35. Time period Rodney R"llatote Broker 12. River (Ger.) at. Elevated I "a·---------..,1 , OAKHILL o•• ~ 1• :·;1 ;,; IJ :J'j;: 1ft ~~F~, a I'? tomedian ' U All Those Ende"<tng Young Charms" and as William s. Hart ,In cowboy outf1t, came on the f•eld, th•" tune changed to Weatern music (o!lowed by Rudelph Valentino, the ,"Sheik" and Theda Barl the "vamp" to the muSic of "~ Comoo Th b d 1 f f d pet~ta c an e t the iel 1n block !ormation. Wahama's new directdr, Heward Cozart, gave a fine perlo~mance as th 1 t d hit b · d • scar e •n w e and pata · ed on !he field led by l'lfum Major Juhling McClung. Their theme was "Join the PI~Aets" and their first song was "Stairway to the Stars" as a star wu formed a crescent moon wat the for.nati~p for "Blue Moon'' with the majorettes dane· lng and usin~ blue crescent moons in their show. and Jh• last number, wnich WR~j pun "~unny Side 1urmg Jhe rrogram except those usmg dfled materials according lo the Information r~elved h.ere · Mrs. Rob•rt Reibel. Lead111g Creek Road, is m charge of t,he Fall Conjerrnce which will, be held qt the •udttcriijm wjt~ re· gistrailon at •he mornJ a ! · ' ·•· andn. bu•lne se ~a Committee , reports will be sc~eduled for the morni; and a "aurprise" speaker is al o slated 1to appear before no n' : nop · T~e hcilteos clubs: t~M1dtl)eport Ga.rtlen Glub.and th, Amate,ur Gardeners Club are serv1ng bever· ages witn the aack lunch.J wNI,ch the members will bring w1th them and a~e also ..mng cakes, cookies ~nd ptes ao 9 money·making ptoJect. R . H • occa• ·~ ~ ' O'BRIEN & CROW REALTY COMPANY "1. young Adu}ts To ·' !colloq.) e.A Wlnr <alanrl 'j;! I;' : '~' "''-', ~IJ 1,·;. :1 1 ·i 8. Tllreadlik• • 7. Jumpillf ts. Bird ··: ~l aj'·' ~HI :•. ballda elise~ ~ Mria! I• ! 1:.- 1_1.'' •J:•J " ~1 10. Gen. Mark! (Malay) photo- .·[ ~. ... ~: ~ •.-::. ;1 8.Shake crapha ::.l'J,·: FXcJllur.'a· 1"··: :12. en top e. euttmr 25. ~loo ~1 !1,tm! f.';:: I;1-!'.:.'11 :1 .j l_~ 18. Chin toola dlea k::l (l,c ~ :·; ~: ];; Whlaken 11. "Bust~r ..;..... 27.In· ' 14. Humor Story" ' Vfld 15. LltUe chUd 13. Ptte!lll.. ~ 20. pO,f:, 16. Wine vesoet metal pone 37. Prescrtpa 17. Toac:h01 15. Playtlilnga- SO.Il.torlel ttQn term 19. ~et 13. Leave OUt' 101. Ofl!l Sl. lllietc (abbr.) 2Uio)llltalh ~ 'f3· ~!er ' ··cb: Bl&tlw· 20. Fres~·wa\er ~f Tbessal7 . "((IW(rt,f city tcrtotse . 21. Capital (Nor.) I' I , ~ Of' );!' 17 28."-!Jt thesprtnt' I" 25. Pale ' 28.HII1hl , I"' 27. Unleaa (L.) 28. Gold (her.) I"' ' ~ ~ ~.Famoua '' o-. ----------------- PomerO:l'/V.RaptiS'f 1 tVl aT; a&. 2tc I:~~~~~.~~f d~g I•PPI•lp~ed 5. Nauves . I (G.B.) ' Kn~ht In her lectures are made Signal for ''Believe Me ments, Mr and Mrs. Wesley Lit le, and Neva Laird, Akron, recentY This past week the~ have been linner guesta of tbelr children. ~r and Mrs.,James Whitlatch, Mr •nd !Irs. Robert Wrignt and Mrs lllif,dred ll,udso~ and lamlly, T•e• have• sold their home to "' ~r. and Mrs. Clarence Casey and heir lurniture is to be au~Uoned oday. «.Yea (dial.) 22.FeoUve 1. S~lor IWNtJT8 . - "'., ·~.... No ~II arran,KPII)ents used by Mrs Pickford's <~~pearancc was the n Phoemx where thev have a dau rhler Mrs Mox Gilmore and lam ' 1 ' y. Mr Mrs hiS McDaniel an<' ons haveand VISiteljd f¥lhcr, Rus .~II McDsnlel, Charleston, and her DAi'Lv·· CROSSWORD 1 ___ ;:'l, ...,.,,,. ,._ You and 1 Were YonJ. Mae~ie". Rememberin~ the lnterludea, be: t.w~en the on• reellllmo, t,be ban4 Mr. and Mrs. ~obsrt McDaniel (Conrtnuod From Pogo One) md twin son•. Har~an and Harvey, the afternovn program which Is Whlllatch, plan to leave Middlr scheduled to •tart at I I> m. and 1 ort this evening lor the~r nov, it lo •xpectod that her topic will 'wme 1n PhoeniX, Ariz. They a1·c Be "Chrlitm~a Decorations". She has 1erved as president of 11 ovmg west becauRe of the health 1 f tneir son, Harvey Harlan ._. an the FIJW~f Artl.lts of Ohio and of >utstanding athlete at Mlddleporl the Cuyahoga View Garden Club; ~igh Slhool. 1st Vice proSident and Regional Mr McDIIniel hus been assoc chairman of the Ohio Counclcl ot ed wtlh the bakil! bUSiijes.; Show Judgea, and Regional Judge Jnce he started work lor the Cu At present she iB preoldent of /Crt Bakery m 194 ~ and has con the Ohio Cl.unell Nationally Ac· mued smce 19 ~ 1 with Jhe Holsum , credited Flower Show Judges and Baking Company " !loor man H• ~tate Flower. Show chairman oJ ,viii continue "'ilh thiS compan) he Garden Club of OhiO - ACROSS .,. 10 ~:a,a::o :::~:ent~~; a~;/:~· Sponsor Cub_Pack' ' I '. I WhitlatcJ,~· Goes ~~~kAll ~~n.~ f~~:~..!~~~r:;~v•U!I.Middleport Band lnJ.erested personJ are lnvlTo ~A-IZ·o·na Jed to be present. IConllflutd from l'age Ont)l ~· The ~c sign was the next orW/ hH F j} k matlon meljlory of t)le o)d Nick· wit is .aJn• y GlleSl Sp , ea er. leodeona and the plaf1d "Wh•n did job In their Interpretative dance steps and routlnea The Young Ad'ult Claas ol th~ Dlr3clor K1thryn McCoy's dane· "omeroy Ba~tl1t e~uljh whic~ a~· ing Chaunccv-Dover bana opened ~eed some lime aso !o spo1110~ a halftime entertamment with "To vub S~out pacf, will have the OP· Loo~ Sharp" played from a block po~tuntly Of hearmg 'about ~he formation. They faced the home orogrtm Sunda~ mo,rmn~ dUr)q~ bleachers and stepped a routinE the Chpr~h .••4ool p~io4, Ill 10:30'i while playln,; "P1gskin Mambo". At !hat tune Bob Siler, district A dance version ,of the old favor· Scout execullve oJ t~e Pomt Pie~lte "Goofus" preceded playing of ;ant area, pllJls to dlliCUSS respon· th~e_C_h_au_n_ce~y._A_Im _a_M_a_te_r--,--:._.:__'_ib_il_it•_•s:_ol__:k_h_•..:s.:..po_n_sc_rl_n::.g..:g_ro....:.up u . , ven by various committees. .\ talk on "Thf~o.Cross and Crisis In Japan" was liven by Mrs. Theodore 1\t!ed, Jr. F, ~I t,be cl9-1~ of the meeijpg rehll lresbmen\,9 were serv~JI by the h\)4~. Mrs. J, E. D Hartincer to 15 members. -AI Re~tti Hills Golf b!>en1 l(or'' NANCY 4I ,, TI-IAT IT WAS WRONGFO~ ME TO TAKE THAT APPLE FROM FINCH'S ORCHARD BROKEN PLASTER GIVES ME AN IDEA Tt-I~T'LL RfM'IND ME WHAT HAPPENS TO CROO[(S '~· ...... - ' ,_ ____ _ �,, .' ' '• r' (' ", "~' I J I • " el • ' ~ ..,, .,.. ~;~ - , ... .. r . ,, . . . ' 1 '· .,---...,--- -#--------··---..-.---- • ·lOS ecover ~ ,- nityWeek at. I • :ELIEIFELOS 11 1 t • TAU TIME TO VISIT EVERY DEPARTMENT INT., STORE . ' I See. The · New Arrivals IN_ t10USEW~RiS - fURNITURE READY to WEAR - DRAPERIES fr'-"' \ I 't bRY :GOODS - MEN'S WE~R ·. BOYS' WEAR - INFANTS' WJAR and See Tlae Manv Pomeroy Ce•nt Block Co. Pomeroy, Ohio Stiffler Red Anchor Pomeroy Budget Shopping Center Ohio Valltty Baking -Co. l'omerO) Alaken of llolsum Bread R. H. Rawlings &Sons Co. ; Your Dodge & Plymouth Dealer Heiner's Bakery Baker• Of Good Bread llunUni'Oft, W. Va• ' and SOI'IJIOn at 10:30 A. M., HoiJ Commuoion llrat Sund•Y in I!IODth Cbureb Schnol, Be11nnera nd Primary, at A. M. For infqrmatlon • our work, . plelle telephone aow. £very ~unday Ul A M. S•ndr1 Scllool ana Communion first sun day iD 11 A M Churob preachinl; tbtrd ... puts t~e~Future . 1n Your.. ~· ' • 1 ft f n Special . Values fqr .. OPPORTUNITY WEEK . "'' On Eac:h Flqor '.. ' lerna! • Donna Strain suffered a bailll skull fracture; a iacention on the nose; and iacehtioni on the middie fingef of , th~ right hind. Mrs. We c. Stral~, iUI!ered.a fractured left knee injury td the right lea and facial lacerations., Ail were removed to Holitr by the Miller ambulance. MAA "Badge Sale SatUrday !rnliN Suecess --------- en � 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 21, 1957