https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/a74b6f122845a2d716bd76deb0b5c5ff.pdf da31e6cade87dba75e97a75b88de22e8 PDF Text Text ~ ..,. .. " ... .. • ,, . 0 ' ., I ~ ,.,, II '] I -> ~ .1 .,.. I ' ' ,; ~acmeEGs~r~.S~rChaphr 1 ~ 'F~iends Night Held Saturday / . •1 Middleport Society ' I ':!:7~\iic T.i\iWIJ!. , Jlrlii.t~ ~ l'Jth an arrangement of fall Ohio UmversJIY for the fall sem. IWii'tll1 mltlija ' 'flol.eti fVi!tll tall white tipera ID 'III'IDiior, wortiiY p~~ cfyatil boldera on either s1de Mrs. ud dlitlliiUIIIhed aiitlta JIU!ne Wlnvett presided at the ,_..d lntr9du,ed w~ l'lye )!Qver coffee eervlce and Mra 11. Grand El~ ~f j)bio, No- LeOna HenoltY at tho cryotal punch c.Dtadlne, ilepuiJ lfllld m.. llciwL i(Gil "'.Diatrlet Z, Ada DeVol aDd GW!sta wer11 present from PomoJatb*n Ables, ll'lllil repreloata. roy, RAvenawood, w Va Stock· ~port, Relne:avllle, Harmonvllle, , d Now ..tartbfleld, Cheshire, Middle· Dlatrlct oUieen latroduce were port Athen• Chesterhill McConCon ,W,bb, president; Ruth ~- nelbvllle, Guyevllle, Morletla, New fll!t, Ylee president; and ~lllie MalllmOTU, Bepre, Maxburg and Beverly. nf Dlllriet 24: Gamel Engti, ilrllld Followllll the meeting a recepCboflll member, Harry P. Smith, tlon was belli- for Cora Webb diJ. ilt.UDIUI•hed mason end vl1ltl111 trlct preddent, who reee1ved many dthY matrou and wOrthy pa· lovely glfta .a ~~:!nM~H~\:':,~ !re.: ~ : lin. Louise Stewart preaented a J.roll'lm conalltlng of an orlaliiJI Wt "The Trlal.a and Trl~ula.tlcillo )If a Pro~tam Comp~lttee" wllb :(hlonl.l Grimm ond Wllllal!l Stewlire ,.Jtklpttlng, 1 reading "A IJ!tle 119Y'I First D~ of School" llernlee Cari>e\lleri 1 vocal solo, llaquet Neuman, and 1 readllll ~JI'rlendablp' by ldaJii!~ Wingett. AI tile clo~ of the meetlnf re- A six o'clock dmner honoring Mr• Webb wae held preeedlng the meet1111 at the home of Mr and Mn. Je... Brinker Present were ~:.~:::: J.~!~ '~e~~ ~~~: .i •• • ' ' ,; 'l ••• l , ~1 ~ht !VII' qbMlrved by frethi!lenta w~ ,served 1n the Tllf MIW~~,.~~'!:eJ~a'f,l:¥;: 1~"'li!•' l'fer OES '' l 1~ dial~!~~ ~m from ~ table allrao. 11!11 Richard Wells and Mrt fcSflODal 1N!III $a!llfdq eveDIDI ~~ ilct With\ pale pint covet and cen- Gcorac Hackett Jr are enrolled at ved nothie fl ' J . r·· \ I .e I • " ,Ql . .. \ '/ • • , .. lam,O'N~IP I• ' .' I I ester ,Mtll•. lllate George Doolittle who " employ Federation ed In Cleveland came here after lcsslonal his wife and son Sleven Charles, nounced who hive been v1s1Ung her parents Mr and Mrs Glenn Lambert, and th they left Saturday lor their new home The Rev and Mrs L A Danger· AasJatant to the Govenor. ter, Camden, were weekend guestJ; ed to UIJs Milia IIYini: of Mr and Mts Herbert Chambers Amertcf.i bwlneu womlll Mr and Mrs Harold Hager took I earned unJYerlll goo!! wUL f~r ber hll mother, Mro Laura Haeer. to untiring eflorla In , meeting tbe Holzer Hoopltal Sunday and she challenge• or 10 elpandins bu11n " •lated lor ma1or surgery today eiS world-buslne!! women 'deHubert Mace 11 a surgical pat· dlcpti the... elvei tn molnl~lnJn. lent at Holzer Hospital the h1gheel Ieveii of b!Ulne"' and Mr and Mrs Leo Swick !Ruby profeos1onal tranoacllons anef;tbroWls•) Columbu• spent the week I ugh conselenllous devotlo~ lo th.elJ end ~lth her lather c H Wl•e Sr various voeations ~ove contributed Mr and Mrs Slftck ealled on Dr l s•gniflcantly to the eeonomlc!ll and Mn J 1 DavJs who were and ooe11l welfare of thb 1fit~e' claumatco of his son Leo Swick Slogan lor the ~eel iJ _.:~ le ' w~~;1~~~~ . ... - _ ne DeHW l'ol'lle ' \~1 ' Heath Methodist Youtl, Fellowship' lnsfalls Officers Unique -By I Jr• Amesville, Texas, at the Obi~ to the Wonten Wfio Wtir~·r;, ~~h 1 tt State Umverolly He 1, a geo~oglst w•ll actuate various progralill lie but, Mr and Mn Woyne W nse and was In Columbus last week to pr.. ente4 by locaL 't~!e an~ , !!,~· aH~~nv:l~:. :::~.~~~!~~:~~~! vlsll bil lather and otep-molher lonal groupr One out o(1d'J~IN Mr and Mrs L. E Reynold• three women 1n th¢ United i~l\eo :~n;·.:;~ of~~~P..';omeroy spent the weekend wllh Mr and is gainfully elil~lOl'lcl, ~~ qa Mrs Val R•ynoldo and daughter Jlo otal1stica co)llplled by lfic_ II Mr. and Mra Roy Tracy, Mr Rena Lynn, at Morgantown w va tonal Federalion ,. v• ,1: lU 111d Mn Denzil Goesieln and Mr James Van Cooney, who ••II be Wllh owarda to be woq' on the and Mn Harry P Smith attended gm his work a1 a sophomore In production front 11 well u on '!he TV.. the Frlendo Night at Racine Chap- Pre·medleol school at OhiO Stale battle tront, women were called to .1 ~ . ter, OES, Saturday evenlne Unlverslly, w!! a weel.end guetl work, and have contljJUed to do l lin. Maudo Aekely baa (tlurn+cl Euaehe Tbomao, who has spent or Raymond Turner In Columbus oo olnee then when pro,perlty eon· to hot home 2.anesvllle, ~Iter be- the past t~n dar• with his par· He plan• to return to Colllmbu• Unued and demand fOr "luxury" lDI ealled bore by the Hl'loua lll· enu, Mr and Mrs Everett Thomao for tlt"e opening of school nex• 11cms and new produelt created ;pen of her altler, Mra C I Ward Jell Sunday for Wcbater Grove, weekend more jobs Women have prqved • llw Olaa Pierotti of Columbu• Mo where he will enter hll senior Ben Philson and son, Rush were their effleleney, employers teatlfr, ~~ the week end with her moo yea; at Eden Semlnory 1 buolneiS vlsllors In Parkersburg and many of them can and do com w Mn Odet.. Pierotti. , Saturday blne jobs with their domeatlc llveo ' ' and Mn Henry ElchiDller Mr and M~• Bruce Scholl and I Mrs Fred Peel was takeu to the The BPW Is the largest naUona) ~ ~ Groveport were week of Ironton were week end Hill Crest Nurs~ng Home m Atheno organization for women w~o V(OI't, aueati of her mother )In Ma· suesta bl bl1 mother, Mrs Herman Saturday there are 3300 Business and btl Ven Meter Chea!<r' llld Mr. Seboll and other relative• Mils Jone Harm, student nurac feaslonal Women's Clubl In' ~ Join Eddie' HarluDi aqd lam· Selwyn White and doughier, at the St Joseph's Ho!pllal of United State•, Aluh, Hawoll llld Road Pbylllo of Galhpolla, vloiled re- Nursing, Parkeraburg, opent tho the District ~~ Colu1nbia O~lo bas Holler and 1ut!er, Mrt. eently with lrlro Nettle Kuehler weekend with her parents, Mr taG clubs with memherslilp ~ 1 Allison, Eaot tlverpool, Mr. ftold lin. Cllflord Lelfhe~t and Mrs W B. Harris, and her 10,600 Tho Federation 1• th~ or,ly aueota of Mra Berth' Hot~ IDd aon, Roger, were Sunday di · slater, Jill organization (<lr women wble~ ill brother, Leiter' Bailey, of ner guesta of Mr Bnd Mrs Otbo Mr and Mrs. R D Flowen 1elude• all professioN and,oeeupa· ~~~~~ 8\lr. , Murray Harrisburg, were dinner gu"t.. or tlono 'Mra. Bernled ~)'llch of MIOI wJnda Lightfoot of Middle· l\lrs c D Reich~·· ·~ul•mJly With the rising COlt or IIVil;l)l Jnltr~•rjae v•alted Sunday With ort waa tilo wcok end 1ue 1t of Joe and Diane, an Mrs ce an and high standorcls many )'!omen Eldon Krauetter an~ Marjorie Burt, Rutland Rood Znndl Frldcaybl A A b Ml h muet continue working Produet•~:~~~~f:!n.:~.~~l ' 1\fro Samo Buucll and Mr and Wayne 0 e, nn r or e ' called luxurlea I~ ftlrt Pall ~~~ "4 Mn Cloreneo Might vlolted re· spent the weekend here and wao now eonsldere~seqtlal ~~~~ ll!fl· ~.... were u~:~~ t•o,j~~~~~~'= cently In Wllkeavllle with Mrs a~o~p~nlep~nlh~l:!e w~!k ~:th w~:~ ney lo needed 0 PlY fo r thfet~ a~r with ~ ~~~~~~i~~' Andrew CaldwelL w0 a • One pay chee In a lam11M ¥11 mnklnc t~e parent•, Mr and Mrs Clarence oannol aupply the roqublleo B~t Ro'bert IIIII., _¥'ri•~~· y x:al.''~ ~:of~~~~:J:·~~ de: t-;~;;;;;;;;;;;;;p;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;..,... j I Clark a survey made wt Ytli' by t&e and Mil, E. ~ Q 1St ,5 Carroll Swanson, who II employ. Women'o Burcou, u S Dep~l· l'f nted ed at Cresap, and hl1 son, Chorlea ment of Labor ohowt that 51% 9f ~u~c Swanson, Maryovllle, who had wor the women who wor~ provide full Ml'll ked this aummer ~t Cresap were or partial aupport for dependcm overnight guests Thuroday of Mra T~e rlpol'\ doet ·~ inolude Carroll Swanoon and family and women who lull'~ their p,aychl!f: aa~ho~e~~:o:~l;t a~:~ :a:~~ ~~~:: attended the Plttsburah loottiall wilb their husballda' for lt.Dei'i game Saturday Cbarlel Swanaon, houeohold expen!t • 11 od at Church. who Ia a •ophomore In, the College Women wish to be treated M Thuradoy afternoon the MoKay of Engineering at Ohio State Unl equal eitlzelll the Federation ~~· r.tlller Circle will meet at 2 p m verolty, hi! returned to his home clarea, and d~alre to use their ell· ~QOMS with Mro Everett Dovio " devo- In Morysvlllo ueatlon natural okllla, and lmUIP. tional leader and Mlu Bm San· Mr and Mrs Frederick Stollen allon In order to become ~. bom In char1e of the program boll, La Boule, France, were week productive clllzena 1'hls 11 conli· Hoatem• wlll be Mn David En!a· end gueols of Mf! C D Relehmao dered to be one of the reatona f!\1: mln1er, Mra C P Gollagher, Mn and famlly and left Sunday alte1 their espouoal 0 f the Natlont1 Ralph Radcliffe Mlu 8018 San noon for Columbus enroute to Eq I Rlghta amendment • I born with Mr1 Robert Wl!hlngton Pari!, France, where they expect W~thln lho put two yeaf.' th.~ 11 , rontrlbutor Thurodoy evon· to arrive be(ore Tucaday They National Federation hu ealablllli; lngat 7 30 •hr Commllllon on Ed· came especially for the marriage ed the lint worldwide foundoll!lll ucatlon will meet ot the paraonoge of their son, Riehard, to Chorlenc for woman wb 1e)!. acll u -a re· with Ernest Covert, chairman, pro- Dillard on Sunda• seoreh center ond cleonn ~jou., 1 tiding Mr and Mrs Harold Ward snd d ll~rary on rela!cid, t~ INCLUl)l$r ' . -------' children. Ashland, Ky , have rent· ~~men ~. thW ed tbe Wendell jlunce home and new PJfCUDAIU ' the Buneeo pion to move their ' ' I new trailer home thl• week to be ,~ator Ul OnOr$ r1 e noar hla work II the Olin Malle· son plant at Clarlnaton o.aua~ Mr. ~d Mn Geor1e Taylor and Hl~lw , IIMI1• ..UO dOWII children, Georfe, Max and Cheryl, Columb~s, were Sunday night guetla of Mro, Clifford Erwin and returned home today "' ' PI\MERO SOCIE e:r. no- I fn,. Meth d• Men Meeting Called Tuesday Evening 1 1 J, OF ALt.. NEW Fu,.titure '$595 • Slumber Party H 8 •d But woman bad been felled be oeem ed "alloeked", Nickel te.Ufled. ' ' Poll~~~ver ' Tuesdoy • W~~~~~~oy an4, il, I • l N~w'est 1'hirig Li , lASt 3DAIS·· lAKER FURNITURE ' 0. fte lrfPifil& Col'ller r..~l1 Boy, ·~ 1pr.MI I 'I You, too, will be proud of your aulta when you let us treat them to 1!11~ IUP_!rlor cleanln~t methOda. We make them look u frelh and Jpotllll •• the day you bouaht them . . . 10 you I oo k wonderfully well· aroomed ever)'Wil~e. al· ways. ·' W~RE$, .' . after Glran!,lllw that tile ~ND BOYS' ,WEAR, GOQDS, MEN'S :!' SCHOO~ ~UPPLIES,. .. I \ \ NO:fiONS ~NO, T£LeyiSION. '' ,. BROWNSVIL!;E, Pf. UP--Tile of the last two of l·•l!'Uml a •lolent ~IO!lon _ii,'PJ~IIJ-" 1 the euth's our!~ brought up late Mon~ from the deplb1 of a aott pll ' WPflien ltlenltlled the bodleo u those of Joeeph Smllh and SfADiey Collino, both of ll.vlailna, a Ulllll communll7 30 llllleo from PIUsburgb wbtre the VIO' len1 aukurtaee bll!ll occurred early Jlond~ Four other bodiel ""e resovered earlier. l'edenl and otate min~ inlpee. ton opened lnveetlraUona todaJ the Callie or the exploaion Mine Jnlpeeto• A. I Nun lnl'ule.d opeeulate on wbil the tremendow blbt. ~ Stales." The Pnsidelt wu m hll oftko abortl1 I!J!fore 1 L m. edt today and· I• telephone eotlf~ with ~1 Qenenl ' Jretllert Brownell ',Jr. He Olpeded to Itt In treq~ touch w1tb llro'lmell during thfi day. The White Houae refuted _ . (CI II L!• On POfO F!"l, ~~otiations T~ResiUDeln Phone Strike �• 'j ,.,~ ·, ' ""·' '!1.!.~ ' ~ l .l'OmetciJ·Mkl~port, o.. SeiJt. 24, 19G7 - ' --- 'fiifli'tfJHi~~at Safety.Is More Compli~ted Than Just TE~EVISIOR · ~elli,/ig.~nt4iresome Young Drivers lio Sqye Their Lives , :·, ~~ Rfl~.~~d.~l oecarred over the ~~~ -e~ p~A~n on Route 1 and more ~dlrs lllllded.U.ttielr request: "When are ,Oil 'llolbg'to' wttt4houtetblng about SAFE DRIVING?" . ft.~ems hopeless to.maiL:e any advance with pu~~~' r~&Dition of the dangers of reckless dri~g. Y.el 'we besl_!ate to.surJI!IIe what .the slaupter on ~ways mlgbt be today were ' It not for all~t 1 Pro1Do,Wns, _piopa~anda, slo, ~llJ~and• ~ri~. wrlten:~ _,,~ \ _br· put year-. ~ column, KI+ Of JC.!U'l' I~ Afll~ on the ,~ys after lt~of Jil9 effort In this klitd'· of public etfuc&tlon very likely would resemble the ~al!f ·illl ,_,~ Anna· ltftcll$~ }"blclls .ill~. to!!.lllclii4e.aliout ey body ot)ter than a few Salntl puttering ~~~~er l~.,mely.On~readet sttppUec! (\II aro With :.lJQi .·. ,~ ~ WSA%-TV Chon,.el 31V . ' ' ' toOl in the great sport of living. For we·must · remember that Ill-thought action, dangerous living if you will have it that way, is a fundamental trait of people everywhere. It is especlally true of Americans who four generations after the lallt flilntier disappeared still love to treat life as something of a gamble. It Is possible to-argue, too, that it will be asad day in America when everybody settles down and fa)la to rjlcogl!lze the adventure of creating, ~·log) an~ ~ylng. So our problema more involved than merely persuading everyb'ody to drive more carefully because, "The life you save may be your own." A lot of l,!eOpie just don't care about saving their own! ' SUGGESTION IS MADE I ' TUESDAY I CHANNIL 3 - I Wedne~day . Romper IIGom 'l'l1<i,'!IU:(•,1Junt . The Price Is Rllhl Truth or Consequenctt ' I1\110 T!1!" Tse •D9Ufb · ' a:fo n (loutdlllo y~ )2;QO Ne)lla Refort , ~ 1 : tl You,:· Queen For a Dayr Modern Romtnce• 4:00 Coll!edv T'Dif• -t3P' Tl'~~~~- ~IIIli ~!her ' . o:OO Splilach. Playb0\1.!11 ' 0:415 NBC Newa ,Q:OOI ~ l'tctllrll , 3:~ In this connection, one suggestion has been Interesting<sui'Vey. The-u. s:; Aririy'tesfed a given some publicity locallyl and undoubtedrepresentaUYe sample of >:'9lllll: Aljti!l'lcan ly Is an approach used In other parts of the manliood for speed Blld ~ ot.'nactions COUI)Iry. We haven't seen It plastered on bJIIIncludliig speed · a~ ~ce · judplnenta boards along naUbnal highways yet, however. whpn •cold so)ler, and ·araln 1aftet oiii!Jdrink, It might pay to try variations of the theme. • after two, and.after three, This Is the Idea ~ggested by State HighSURPRISING COI'ie~~lf way Pat~an Wm. R. Davis, and others pub.. ~' · A n ther surprl••ng conclu ti'~ 1he·tests Ucly here to "drive defensively." While it is wu that judgement alicls~ed of reaction de- true mJIIIy persons wiJI not heed warnings to finitely was slowed aqd 1!1lpall-~8\ d\~ only save their own or others' lives, there are also one drink, a "single abo!," one ·lef~ to Pt:e· many persons In each community who do aume. This ma)' be aurprWng, to.miny who drive carefully-, who do care about themselves. are quite confident one drldt tJavea him their families and others' loved ones as welL We suspicion this number far exceeds the 88 safe 1 dl'lver 88 If be wer• old ao!M!nldes himself. more reckless kind of driver notwithstanding ~~::;:;,:=~~;~=;;;;;:i~~~~:-:;;;7.,::~~~-;:-::;,;:;~Another person illlemted· In Ibis ,pUblic the accident reports on most Saturday nights. selves. The state p.;.ldes a whole RICLU~I Lt!AVIS PDRTUNE eclucatlnn problem feNI , ...A 'he re"-,·l'· of DID NOT REACT QUICKLY full salary for an extra teacher AKRO , o. UP-Mrs, Jessie r•• r 1 ,... • ou '" , If 1~ or more pupils deaire' and • · M. Mensch, Who had lived fruabout 20 nilnutel sp;ent Satliruy night beIn moat accidents of a fatal or near serious need this ap•elat help. And from gaily In a shabby httle 'hQuse un· 1 sit, I myaell knQw NO tweelllO:OO'and 1b:20 at a Galllpolb suburb nature lnvesti•ations appear to prove that ~here tU her death June 27 at tho age 0 1 school but needs it. And what a of, 85 bas willed some, 1$300,0110 drjv~ln. Tile pitting area: Wb doped witb one driver definitely was at fault and the oth- boon to the reeular teacher, In 1toctu and nonaa to the SumCll'll the' blghway'IB!. 7)' wu_~UIJ. w_lj!IUJUal er party was Innocent of any blame in the harasaed, overworked, trvlng to mit Couujy .Soe1ety fqr the ~:•..o. nl""t .'J l · , help them all, too often, taking Blind. Sa,'l' ...y ..,, !rave era, and late-ared teen- matter except that he dl~n t react to a crisis, Vlluable time from the gifted chll· apn were prevalent 't~er.. situation quickly enough. He forgot, Jet us) dren and all the good. c llude?.ts APPIAL FILID ' PI!ID ' 1'/INDIT$ c~R iThe'recldeunelj 1and dHvl~c,tactle• elblb- say, to remember there might be a fool com- who 10 need her help. ELYRIA. o. UP-Counsel for PfCKERINGTI>N, 0 UP-Fedlied lly m111t 9f the youn1 driven In leavln& log down the highway and that that car's Miss Mary Ward mentioned a- ~:!~:Y w;~~ 1!:; .:!~al ~!:v:l~~~ ::!t'ena~~~~~n !~d~fo~·~~~~~~ : 8 the drive-In for t"e hi""Way_llnel wu startl· llgbta coming toward him might be one hove, 1' all mine.a trial In his conviction for f<rst lead to the bandil who robbed 'l li" "Where But In· classmate Amerlea• ofCO\II4 lng. Screaming Ure1, grlridln&· tranmlsalont, One should take his car on the highway tittle old gingham clad country degree murder In tile fatal shoot- the Pickerington Bank here of ' squealing youn~ ..!•Ja, lurching sedan frames nowadays with the same tactical thought In girl from a t~ree year high school \ng of Wellinlllon patrolman $3,6at Friday. • go on to a uniVersity faculty where Edmund Smith last May 4 The and•roaring mufuen cut open contrary to law mind that a company commander must use she Is loved, honored, quoted,, an appeal was based on alleged erSENAII'ORS MEET Wll the rule rather than exception. when he occupies a hill He's got to have a eminent authority on teacher tram rors in lhe trial pu~~;~M:~;:,-~~e th~ 0 ~1~ • AUTOS ARE TOYS covered withdrawal route. That's a-pparently mg? FLARE SIGHTED Senate met at the executive man· , 1 It Wll enough to remind this observer that what we have to do with our cars. We've got Every time I see her in the pro SANTA !,IARI, Azores UP-The slon today with Gov C William m ' f : nd tbl 1 1 I 1 d 1 d f sl 1 A cesslonal at 0. U lu her Ma~ter's British fr, el(1ncr Tacoma sighted O'Neill to discuss the admmlsany 0 our ven, a Ire ere arge y o r ve e en ve y, nd we must keep Iook- (or I tue!s '"!IYb! lt't);lr'sl,.• own a flare early today lnltbe area tration program enacled by the ~ to a ~n all ent of our 'youncer popula- lng for a place and a way to get off the road and colored ~tole, I thrill all over where the German w ndjamlner last General Assembly. Uon, still treat their automobile 11 another If that fool does come head-on at us aram just looking at her. Pamir foundered In a hurracane -';;;;;t;;~;o;;:;;:;:;;:;:;;:;;;;;o;;o;;:;;:;:;;:;:;;:;:;;:;:;;:;:;;:;:;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;-,;-;r;-;;;~ik."'lhl.'~-·----"- In For I re.,ember the lillie girl Saturday with 86 persons aboard I" brown gingham, rraduatlnr at 11 W&f llko thlo. Cheshire and teaching her first HARD CORE OF EDUCATION Teacher oaked her seven·venr country !:~ 18 r.rades) school, just for odaYe?.mposltlon on "The above Cheshire, while Flossie Lue- CHICAGO UP-An apple a da) ''"'"!"''" 8 key and I from the aame clan, can keep the doctor awsy-ap One gem of eompo•ltlon wa• were holdmv forth In similar man- parentiy It ca~ also help Johnn,y brou&ht for<h after much travail ner at Turki'Y Run and Old Ky- pass subtraction. Maurice HarI. ( aolv and ron ao /ollows ger. We were all 10, and had cou tung, University of I Chlcaro edu· IWI sins, brothera, slstera and what cation pr~feasor, says grade have you, In our claaaes _ 35 or school pupils should use real so cJas801 a day. 11 makes me apples In ,mathematic& problems tired, jUJt awfully tired, to evl'n - not ju•t talk about buylftl and think of It now. aellln& them. But we were young and full of beana and se~mad to thrive ml&ht· PLY NOW lly on it. CHICAGO UP-The 1~ Is no lonaer the aoverelan domain of anrels, airline •pauenrers and sp\ce men. United Alr}~nes reI ' ' ported today II Ia carrying aueh From the oame paper which Edthlhgs as cut nowen, fllma and na oent meand 1A Mra. Goomblehelmcr boasted, live anlmala In eve:-lnerea~lna ' ' I •' , j 'I kldl "My 10n, Arthur, lo omarter than numbers. '' · and Abraham .Lincoln. Arthur could re- BOQ.TIR NIGHT OISIRVID one more cUe lb• Gell~tbul'& Mdreaa when Alfred Gron~e No. 1839 olllervHIGH-I.OW TIMPI , 1111 don be wU..only ten yeara old. Lincoln ed Booltef NII~J. with ,a pro &ram o~ lO .or a NEW YORK UP-The hl&he.st l' on Thuradav evening, Sept, 19. ani liVed dldrf n,. It till he \vas ~4 " Thelmo Henderson lad for the temperature reported In """'~"' . at a Ita them! of her prOifam, 'The lion Monday wa1 1011 at Grange_Keepi the Balallct", There ODd Thermal, CaUl. The .ao>leA(I I • were .28 I~ attelldan~. The next tbl• morntna was IS at Fruer, ' I Co to. meeting will be let~; Oct. 3, wltb lnata!l•llon 11! officers and other FUNDS IMIIZZLID · arang~s invlled. ' USBON, 0. Mast 48, former wellare tOdaY ._.. _,-b~lement cHar(et' In ed mlauae of $1 ,270 In funds. 8:15 EYt , 6:2S Weetlt«casl 8:30 i!at "XInt' Co.. dllow r· WJ H Did You Know That? Me._s ou....., N ' 0:001 0:15 • 8:25 8:30 •7:30 8:00 8:00 0•30 - _ , .' ,.thtr I' 11- Plqure Spo\'1• ·Eye WeatbercUt · Wagon Tnln l'atber·ttlto"' Jleol Kraft ·TVITh11ter Thla ta YOur, Life Waterlront Tic Tac ' Dql'lh Newt Headlln8i Nltewaleb Tonlpt ,_.._ ;W,f4,S,.TV Chonnell /J!ltfte,_ - NEWS B'HIEFS '" 12:15 · Jloriettme ; 1;30· Dfilla.·n~ Gl'Ofll 2:00 Matinee Theater 3:00 Queen for. a Da1 3:41' "&ode!'JI Romanoeel , •:00 Come~ lW~B. '>30 ' '!'"o'ubt,e Wl'.h 5:00 Splnacb PlayhouM ,.,. 5:45 NBC Ne ... 7:00 Tlie George Gobel Show 8·110 Meet :M<Graw 8.30 iob commlnr• Show a1110 The CoUfornlana 9:3P Q Henry PlayboUJe ' 10:110 Mventllres of lriJrtln Kaue 10:30 Big 1'en Hlthllahta • . 10:110 11110 Nlt,.•.utch 10:30 12:00 T~lit;bt' ' ' 1IO:f0 1:, ,IGN ~FP' , 12:00 ., I a 7,0D 7:30 8:00 8:45, 8:05 -9' 30 t:30 10:30 11:110 ll:IO 11:15 ll:30 TUE,DAY 1 ~JI~:~ND~:~ BoltOn Blaclale Captain Kanaaroo CBS Nen Local News GIIITf. lloo~e l!111lli Godfr!.' ~lke. ltllleb twa KaUt<l Allll•nae Love' of !Jfe Seareh l~r Tomorrow :~~: g~~~~~KI~::n 12:30 t:OO I :30 2:w 2:30 3:00 !.a the World Tunll Beat the Clock :!oUJepariJ P~yoff 818 The verdict Is Yours Brighter Day ~~ 1 ~ secret storm 3:30 Edce of Nigbt ::: ~~rE::~ ~::rter Sports j'arade r ·~ W h ' .u ' est erman o·•' B6~0 ~~;:~~=:: 6:00 7:00 7' 30 8:110 8:30 9:00 8:30 IO:OO 10:00 10:10 . 9:00 9:30 10:00 tO:sO j re.ii1t; ot an ~ ,8:00 Tod11 9:00 Romper Room 9:30 Trea!ure Hunt 10:00 The Prlct'll Rllhl or Consequen~ Dough I ' 5:M SliD On 8:S5 b4ll Oo 7:(1(1 ~IY ~1 ''-'outa • Telt~hone Time .1 Phil ~Uvers S~ow Big 1'en :ro Tell tb e -· b "ul Spotlight Playbo!lll $64,0110 Queatlon The Playhouae UP-to-the-minute 1111111 Scannlna the Wellher The Late Show :t'IDil,lbAY CHANNiJ. I 7:00 JliiljDte DNa 7:30 lkNrton.!Uaetlt 8:00 Captain !CaDI.-at 8:~ CBS Jiewa 8:M Local New• 9:00 G~ ,l!foere · 8; ~0 Ar\11•11' G011frey 10•30 Strike It Rlcb 11!110 New_. ll:10 KaUai1 .Aimanac 11:15 Love of J,lfo 11:30, Seareb for ToDIOirOW 11 :4~ Gutd!na L11bt 12:00 Katlfl Kitchen 12:30 , Aa th• Worl. Tu1'l1l t•OO &at the Clock I :80 HollleParty ~NCR!TE BLOCKS "lulld ltltlr Por L..., GRUISE~ aMllit Noitll, ,_..., -i ' ' OO.It, SJ. Cai•WIL- ....... ,;ustol1 a1111~ Kltclien. Kitchen~ . ;-;:-:---,.- d!ll'i;:ned for YOII" 4ome !'ree , -•II')' June . uat) Salon Is open ' ellllnlatea. Fore'l'an & K. ·.ott .•~~~~~~~~~~ Monday t~ro_ugh Saturday, 9 19 Pll~e·a 8284-Y. 8-6-11 I l o.and Bl!tOIIIP by appol~t· !r-.__...,._~-----. ment. .llerma~~enta fi.GO, flO and .15. Ph,one 8428-Y. 235 400 bales ol g'ood straw. Walnut St, Middleport. 9-24-0tc Racine 80119. 9-24-Stp o-r10 ROOM HOUSE Shooting_ matcheS; Racine Planing Grocery Store island. Apply at and LOT Mill, Oet. 2Q, Nov. !7 and i)ee. ' 15) ,Ne~t 'Legion meotlng, Wed· The Fountian, Mason, IV Va I Rooms Newly Painted 9-24-fltt! ••. ~. nesday, se,t. 25. 9 23 3tp also Hta!fiu~rttri r.; - SO FDDT LOT .S.mapnlte l.nggace - Lane Oedlr In Syracuse, Ohio Chests - LAU Window Far,s-See George Jl. Durst c ll!l!~n ~'-~ __ t cavtSt.;-,on;e;,;, · lake;· PumltuN, M:ddlopert, Ohio or Phont 514-X 42811 ( 1), I BLOCK CO. . FOR SALE Racine Legion Fall Festival, september 28, Street Dancing, Prizes and fun for'all. , 9 28 iltp 3 ROO~~ ALL MIW '· '• Bli PRYOff The Verdict lo YOIII'I ,3:110 Brtahter Day 3:18 Seerel Storm J·30 Edi'e of Nldlt 4:00 The Early Sbow 5:30 Your Euo aeporter MD1 Sport~ P1•ade H5 Weatbe'.'IIIID 6:00 Boston Blackie 8:)5 Do¥alu Jjdward1 6:~0 I I,ove J.ucy ' 7:00 The lll'a Record e·OQ ldilliuofJre 8:30 rv~ Got-A Setll't 9:00 Arms(fonl Clrele Theater 10:00 Up.to-tbNinutt Newa 10:011 Scanning 11le Weather 1010 The Late Sliow 2:~0 $!3J. mr.mAJii lefrl&em.i ... ., I Gu IIMge Pay 'Oily fQJI ..... 114 oJ' 1 i • cr ': ~* ~.... lOTH . 'ANNIV!RSARY-. ' r.olt IALI 111114 Olilo SuJ!f!l' 88 Holiday. One owner, low mileage. Tu· ~ pey, Call at: Powll'l Tralltt Court N. 2nd St. Mlddi.,Ort, Radio .Diol · Wrltet nueper·-.. I ArE I' FUIIITU.IE . ow: 990''s~ot· On Ye»ut ,} STORE W,IDE iAR.GAINS. J/L- 1 I Ia ·Every ·~•t All 'l'ldl ...... ' S.rYice fntriinci On .. f Stconct St; Cot'\venierrt S~get Terms at . Moore's Busy Stores I• ~ to have now breed and hot te•. can't 'em - and your hreod Idea In full. - 8&111<!k:haaf, who teaehet Special tdjleatlon at Rutland thl1 ~ Wil 1urprlaed and dellahted bY I viiiHrom two dlltlnqulabed crtUc tMei*Hrom o. u., Athena lall\ .week - Mlaa Mary Ilia Delond with both ~!If hu had SJM!Cial ' fu·mituN I 2:00 U·:SO ,.; m. Daily SentmeJ Daybook f' PHONE 388-Y ' �• 'j ,.,~ ·, ' ""·' '!1.!.~ ' ~ l .l'OmetciJ·Mkl~port, o.. SeiJt. 24, 19G7 - ' --- 'fiifli'tfJHi~~at Safety.Is More Compli~ted Than Just TE~EVISIOR · ~elli,/ig.~nt4iresome Young Drivers lio Sqye Their Lives , :·, ~~ Rfl~.~~d.~l oecarred over the ~~~ -e~ p~A~n on Route 1 and more ~dlrs lllllded.U.ttielr request: "When are ,Oil 'llolbg'to' wttt4houtetblng about SAFE DRIVING?" . ft.~ems hopeless to.maiL:e any advance with pu~~~' r~&Dition of the dangers of reckless dri~g. Y.el 'we besl_!ate to.surJI!IIe what .the slaupter on ~ways mlgbt be today were ' It not for all~t 1 Pro1Do,Wns, _piopa~anda, slo, ~llJ~and• ~ri~. wrlten:~ _,,~ \ _br· put year-. ~ column, KI+ Of JC.!U'l' I~ Afll~ on the ,~ys after lt~of Jil9 effort In this klitd'· of public etfuc&tlon very likely would resemble the ~al!f ·illl ,_,~ Anna· ltftcll$~ }"blclls .ill~. to!!.lllclii4e.aliout ey body ot)ter than a few Salntl puttering ~~~~er l~.,mely.On~readet sttppUec! (\II aro With :.lJQi .·. ,~ ~ WSA%-TV Chon,.el 31V . ' ' ' toOl in the great sport of living. For we·must · remember that Ill-thought action, dangerous living if you will have it that way, is a fundamental trait of people everywhere. It is especlally true of Americans who four generations after the lallt flilntier disappeared still love to treat life as something of a gamble. It Is possible to-argue, too, that it will be asad day in America when everybody settles down and fa)la to rjlcogl!lze the adventure of creating, ~·log) an~ ~ylng. So our problema more involved than merely persuading everyb'ody to drive more carefully because, "The life you save may be your own." A lot of l,!eOpie just don't care about saving their own! ' SUGGESTION IS MADE I ' TUESDAY I CHANNIL 3 - I Wedne~day . Romper IIGom 'l'l1<i,'!IU:(•,1Junt . The Price Is Rllhl Truth or Consequenctt ' I1\110 T!1!" Tse •D9Ufb · ' a:fo n (loutdlllo y~ )2;QO Ne)lla Refort , ~ 1 : tl You,:· Queen For a Dayr Modern Romtnce• 4:00 Coll!edv T'Dif• -t3P' Tl'~~~~- ~IIIli ~!her ' . o:OO Splilach. Playb0\1.!11 ' 0:415 NBC Newa ,Q:OOI ~ l'tctllrll , 3:~ In this connection, one suggestion has been Interesting<sui'Vey. The-u. s:; Aririy'tesfed a given some publicity locallyl and undoubtedrepresentaUYe sample of >:'9lllll: Aljti!l'lcan ly Is an approach used In other parts of the manliood for speed Blld ~ ot.'nactions COUI)Iry. We haven't seen It plastered on bJIIIncludliig speed · a~ ~ce · judplnenta boards along naUbnal highways yet, however. whpn •cold so)ler, and ·araln 1aftet oiii!Jdrink, It might pay to try variations of the theme. • after two, and.after three, This Is the Idea ~ggested by State HighSURPRISING COI'ie~~lf way Pat~an Wm. R. Davis, and others pub.. ~' · A n ther surprl••ng conclu ti'~ 1he·tests Ucly here to "drive defensively." While it is wu that judgement alicls~ed of reaction de- true mJIIIy persons wiJI not heed warnings to finitely was slowed aqd 1!1lpall-~8\ d\~ only save their own or others' lives, there are also one drink, a "single abo!," one ·lef~ to Pt:e· many persons In each community who do aume. This ma)' be aurprWng, to.miny who drive carefully-, who do care about themselves. are quite confident one drldt tJavea him their families and others' loved ones as welL We suspicion this number far exceeds the 88 safe 1 dl'lver 88 If be wer• old ao!M!nldes himself. more reckless kind of driver notwithstanding ~~::;:;,:=~~;~=;;;;;:i~~~~:-:;;;7.,::~~~-;:-::;,;:;~Another person illlemted· In Ibis ,pUblic the accident reports on most Saturday nights. selves. The state p.;.ldes a whole RICLU~I Lt!AVIS PDRTUNE eclucatlnn problem feNI , ...A 'he re"-,·l'· of DID NOT REACT QUICKLY full salary for an extra teacher AKRO , o. UP-Mrs, Jessie r•• r 1 ,... • ou '" , If 1~ or more pupils deaire' and • · M. Mensch, Who had lived fruabout 20 nilnutel sp;ent Satliruy night beIn moat accidents of a fatal or near serious need this ap•elat help. And from gaily In a shabby httle 'hQuse un· 1 sit, I myaell knQw NO tweelllO:OO'and 1b:20 at a Galllpolb suburb nature lnvesti•ations appear to prove that ~here tU her death June 27 at tho age 0 1 school but needs it. And what a of, 85 bas willed some, 1$300,0110 drjv~ln. Tile pitting area: Wb doped witb one driver definitely was at fault and the oth- boon to the reeular teacher, In 1toctu and nonaa to the SumCll'll the' blghway'IB!. 7)' wu_~UIJ. w_lj!IUJUal er party was Innocent of any blame in the harasaed, overworked, trvlng to mit Couujy .Soe1ety fqr the ~:•..o. nl""t .'J l · , help them all, too often, taking Blind. Sa,'l' ...y ..,, !rave era, and late-ared teen- matter except that he dl~n t react to a crisis, Vlluable time from the gifted chll· apn were prevalent 't~er.. situation quickly enough. He forgot, Jet us) dren and all the good. c llude?.ts APPIAL FILID ' PI!ID ' 1'/INDIT$ c~R iThe'recldeunelj 1and dHvl~c,tactle• elblb- say, to remember there might be a fool com- who 10 need her help. ELYRIA. o. UP-Counsel for PfCKERINGTI>N, 0 UP-Fedlied lly m111t 9f the youn1 driven In leavln& log down the highway and that that car's Miss Mary Ward mentioned a- ~:!~:Y w;~~ 1!:; .:!~al ~!:v:l~~~ ::!t'ena~~~~~n !~d~fo~·~~~~~~ : 8 the drive-In for t"e hi""Way_llnel wu startl· llgbta coming toward him might be one hove, 1' all mine.a trial In his conviction for f<rst lead to the bandil who robbed 'l li" "Where But In· classmate Amerlea• ofCO\II4 lng. Screaming Ure1, grlridln&· tranmlsalont, One should take his car on the highway tittle old gingham clad country degree murder In tile fatal shoot- the Pickerington Bank here of ' squealing youn~ ..!•Ja, lurching sedan frames nowadays with the same tactical thought In girl from a t~ree year high school \ng of Wellinlllon patrolman $3,6at Friday. • go on to a uniVersity faculty where Edmund Smith last May 4 The and•roaring mufuen cut open contrary to law mind that a company commander must use she Is loved, honored, quoted,, an appeal was based on alleged erSENAII'ORS MEET Wll the rule rather than exception. when he occupies a hill He's got to have a eminent authority on teacher tram rors in lhe trial pu~~;~M:~;:,-~~e th~ 0 ~1~ • AUTOS ARE TOYS covered withdrawal route. That's a-pparently mg? FLARE SIGHTED Senate met at the executive man· , 1 It Wll enough to remind this observer that what we have to do with our cars. We've got Every time I see her in the pro SANTA !,IARI, Azores UP-The slon today with Gov C William m ' f : nd tbl 1 1 I 1 d 1 d f sl 1 A cesslonal at 0. U lu her Ma~ter's British fr, el(1ncr Tacoma sighted O'Neill to discuss the admmlsany 0 our ven, a Ire ere arge y o r ve e en ve y, nd we must keep Iook- (or I tue!s '"!IYb! lt't);lr'sl,.• own a flare early today lnltbe area tration program enacled by the ~ to a ~n all ent of our 'youncer popula- lng for a place and a way to get off the road and colored ~tole, I thrill all over where the German w ndjamlner last General Assembly. Uon, still treat their automobile 11 another If that fool does come head-on at us aram just looking at her. Pamir foundered In a hurracane -';;;;;t;;~;o;;:;;:;:;;:;:;;:;;;;;o;;o;;:;;:;:;;:;:;;:;:;;:;:;;:;:;;:;:;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;-,;-;r;-;;;~ik."'lhl.'~-·----"- In For I re.,ember the lillie girl Saturday with 86 persons aboard I" brown gingham, rraduatlnr at 11 W&f llko thlo. Cheshire and teaching her first HARD CORE OF EDUCATION Teacher oaked her seven·venr country !:~ 18 r.rades) school, just for odaYe?.mposltlon on "The above Cheshire, while Flossie Lue- CHICAGO UP-An apple a da) ''"'"!"''" 8 key and I from the aame clan, can keep the doctor awsy-ap One gem of eompo•ltlon wa• were holdmv forth In similar man- parentiy It ca~ also help Johnn,y brou&ht for<h after much travail ner at Turki'Y Run and Old Ky- pass subtraction. Maurice HarI. ( aolv and ron ao /ollows ger. We were all 10, and had cou tung, University of I Chlcaro edu· IWI sins, brothera, slstera and what cation pr~feasor, says grade have you, In our claaaes _ 35 or school pupils should use real so cJas801 a day. 11 makes me apples In ,mathematic& problems tired, jUJt awfully tired, to evl'n - not ju•t talk about buylftl and think of It now. aellln& them. But we were young and full of beana and se~mad to thrive ml&ht· PLY NOW lly on it. CHICAGO UP-The 1~ Is no lonaer the aoverelan domain of anrels, airline •pauenrers and sp\ce men. United Alr}~nes reI ' ' ported today II Ia carrying aueh From the oame paper which Edthlhgs as cut nowen, fllma and na oent meand 1A Mra. Goomblehelmcr boasted, live anlmala In eve:-lnerea~lna ' ' I •' , j 'I kldl "My 10n, Arthur, lo omarter than numbers. '' · and Abraham .Lincoln. Arthur could re- BOQ.TIR NIGHT OISIRVID one more cUe lb• Gell~tbul'& Mdreaa when Alfred Gron~e No. 1839 olllervHIGH-I.OW TIMPI , 1111 don be wU..only ten yeara old. Lincoln ed Booltef NII~J. with ,a pro &ram o~ lO .or a NEW YORK UP-The hl&he.st l' on Thuradav evening, Sept, 19. ani liVed dldrf n,. It till he \vas ~4 " Thelmo Henderson lad for the temperature reported In """'~"' . at a Ita them! of her prOifam, 'The lion Monday wa1 1011 at Grange_Keepi the Balallct", There ODd Thermal, CaUl. The .ao>leA(I I • were .28 I~ attelldan~. The next tbl• morntna was IS at Fruer, ' I Co to. meeting will be let~; Oct. 3, wltb lnata!l•llon 11! officers and other FUNDS IMIIZZLID · arang~s invlled. ' USBON, 0. Mast 48, former wellare tOdaY ._.. _,-b~lement cHar(et' In ed mlauae of $1 ,270 In funds. 8:15 EYt , 6:2S Weetlt«casl 8:30 i!at "XInt' Co.. dllow r· WJ H Did You Know That? Me._s ou....., N ' 0:001 0:15 • 8:25 8:30 •7:30 8:00 8:00 0•30 - _ , .' ,.thtr I' 11- Plqure Spo\'1• ·Eye WeatbercUt · Wagon Tnln l'atber·ttlto"' Jleol Kraft ·TVITh11ter Thla ta YOur, Life Waterlront Tic Tac ' Dql'lh Newt Headlln8i Nltewaleb Tonlpt ,_.._ ;W,f4,S,.TV Chonnell /J!ltfte,_ - NEWS B'HIEFS '" 12:15 · Jloriettme ; 1;30· Dfilla.·n~ Gl'Ofll 2:00 Matinee Theater 3:00 Queen for. a Da1 3:41' "&ode!'JI Romanoeel , •:00 Come~ lW~B. '>30 ' '!'"o'ubt,e Wl'.h 5:00 Splnacb PlayhouM ,.,. 5:45 NBC Ne ... 7:00 Tlie George Gobel Show 8·110 Meet :M<Graw 8.30 iob commlnr• Show a1110 The CoUfornlana 9:3P Q Henry PlayboUJe ' 10:110 Mventllres of lriJrtln Kaue 10:30 Big 1'en Hlthllahta • . 10:110 11110 Nlt,.•.utch 10:30 12:00 T~lit;bt' ' ' 1IO:f0 1:, ,IGN ~FP' , 12:00 ., I a 7,0D 7:30 8:00 8:45, 8:05 -9' 30 t:30 10:30 11:110 ll:IO 11:15 ll:30 TUE,DAY 1 ~JI~:~ND~:~ BoltOn Blaclale Captain Kanaaroo CBS Nen Local News GIIITf. lloo~e l!111lli Godfr!.' ~lke. ltllleb twa KaUt<l Allll•nae Love' of !Jfe Seareh l~r Tomorrow :~~: g~~~~~KI~::n 12:30 t:OO I :30 2:w 2:30 3:00 !.a the World Tunll Beat the Clock :!oUJepariJ P~yoff 818 The verdict Is Yours Brighter Day ~~ 1 ~ secret storm 3:30 Edce of Nigbt ::: ~~rE::~ ~::rter Sports j'arade r ·~ W h ' .u ' est erman o·•' B6~0 ~~;:~~=:: 6:00 7:00 7' 30 8:110 8:30 9:00 8:30 IO:OO 10:00 10:10 . 9:00 9:30 10:00 tO:sO j re.ii1t; ot an ~ ,8:00 Tod11 9:00 Romper Room 9:30 Trea!ure Hunt 10:00 The Prlct'll Rllhl or Consequen~ Dough I ' 5:M SliD On 8:S5 b4ll Oo 7:(1(1 ~IY ~1 ''-'outa • Telt~hone Time .1 Phil ~Uvers S~ow Big 1'en :ro Tell tb e -· b "ul Spotlight Playbo!lll $64,0110 Queatlon The Playhouae UP-to-the-minute 1111111 Scannlna the Wellher The Late Show :t'IDil,lbAY CHANNiJ. I 7:00 JliiljDte DNa 7:30 lkNrton.!Uaetlt 8:00 Captain !CaDI.-at 8:~ CBS Jiewa 8:M Local New• 9:00 G~ ,l!foere · 8; ~0 Ar\11•11' G011frey 10•30 Strike It Rlcb 11!110 New_. ll:10 KaUai1 .Aimanac 11:15 Love of J,lfo 11:30, Seareb for ToDIOirOW 11 :4~ Gutd!na L11bt 12:00 Katlfl Kitchen 12:30 , Aa th• Worl. Tu1'l1l t•OO &at the Clock I :80 HollleParty ~NCR!TE BLOCKS "lulld ltltlr Por L..., GRUISE~ aMllit Noitll, ,_..., -i ' ' OO.It, SJ. Cai•WIL- ....... ,;ustol1 a1111~ Kltclien. Kitchen~ . ;-;:-:---,.- d!ll'i;:ned for YOII" 4ome !'ree , -•II')' June . uat) Salon Is open ' ellllnlatea. Fore'l'an & K. ·.ott .•~~~~~~~~~~ Monday t~ro_ugh Saturday, 9 19 Pll~e·a 8284-Y. 8-6-11 I l o.and Bl!tOIIIP by appol~t· !r-.__...,._~-----. ment. .llerma~~enta fi.GO, flO and .15. Ph,one 8428-Y. 235 400 bales ol g'ood straw. Walnut St, Middleport. 9-24-0tc Racine 80119. 9-24-Stp o-r10 ROOM HOUSE Shooting_ matcheS; Racine Planing Grocery Store island. Apply at and LOT Mill, Oet. 2Q, Nov. !7 and i)ee. ' 15) ,Ne~t 'Legion meotlng, Wed· The Fountian, Mason, IV Va I Rooms Newly Painted 9-24-fltt! ••. ~. nesday, se,t. 25. 9 23 3tp also Hta!fiu~rttri r.; - SO FDDT LOT .S.mapnlte l.nggace - Lane Oedlr In Syracuse, Ohio Chests - LAU Window Far,s-See George Jl. Durst c ll!l!~n ~'-~ __ t cavtSt.;-,on;e;,;, · lake;· PumltuN, M:ddlopert, Ohio or Phont 514-X 42811 ( 1), I BLOCK CO. . FOR SALE Racine Legion Fall Festival, september 28, Street Dancing, Prizes and fun for'all. , 9 28 iltp 3 ROO~~ ALL MIW '· '• Bli PRYOff The Verdict lo YOIII'I ,3:110 Brtahter Day 3:18 Seerel Storm J·30 Edi'e of Nldlt 4:00 The Early Sbow 5:30 Your Euo aeporter MD1 Sport~ P1•ade H5 Weatbe'.'IIIID 6:00 Boston Blackie 8:)5 Do¥alu Jjdward1 6:~0 I I,ove J.ucy ' 7:00 The lll'a Record e·OQ ldilliuofJre 8:30 rv~ Got-A Setll't 9:00 Arms(fonl Clrele Theater 10:00 Up.to-tbNinutt Newa 10:011 Scanning 11le Weather 1010 The Late Sliow 2:~0 $!3J. mr.mAJii lefrl&em.i ... ., I Gu IIMge Pay 'Oily fQJI ..... 114 oJ' 1 i • cr ': ~* ~.... lOTH . 'ANNIV!RSARY-. ' r.olt IALI 111114 Olilo SuJ!f!l' 88 Holiday. One owner, low mileage. Tu· ~ pey, Call at: Powll'l Tralltt Court N. 2nd St. Mlddi.,Ort, Radio .Diol · Wrltet nueper·-.. I ArE I' FUIIITU.IE . ow: 990''s~ot· On Ye»ut ,} STORE W,IDE iAR.GAINS. J/L- 1 I Ia ·Every ·~•t All 'l'ldl ...... ' S.rYice fntriinci On .. f Stconct St; Cot'\venierrt S~get Terms at . Moore's Busy Stores I• ~ to have now breed and hot te•. can't 'em - and your hreod Idea In full. - 8&111<!k:haaf, who teaehet Special tdjleatlon at Rutland thl1 ~ Wil 1urprlaed and dellahted bY I viiiHrom two dlltlnqulabed crtUc tMei*Hrom o. u., Athena lall\ .week - Mlaa Mary Ilia Delond with both ~!If hu had SJM!Cial ' fu·mituN I 2:00 U·:SO ,.; m. Daily SentmeJ Daybook f' PHONE 388-Y ' �• f. .. ' ' NEW YORK UP-.:carlos Ortiz Puerto Riclll lightweight, reunbeaten today aa a re· ault of hia' ·wldely-televlled 10. round' de<ialon over H~~ Bloll ·ed· ,__ · -~ IIIISOHDrive·l""' ' 00 II VA "' • •. , w..r, • J1 1 · '""'· T-.; & )4-2S FAMILY NIGHTS . Pul N~man Walter Pldg"fn Anne Franell Wendell Corey ., , The wlDdieel place II The A11t· aroli~, and here II JOur Famil¥ Dnl! &tore ...•Remember tbote regular cbeclt·uP• ••• And remember 'our · Jofo.dern · Prelcrlp- · tlon Department! · ·. ~IIIACK" ~ :'·· ·. "· A~-- Eticr.llclm.·-,,M, -il~tpSfiU;;~ - · . ..... ....._... . -- ~ Guy Lee •nd Roy Miller attend· ed .tbe World lllowlnf Conlee! · at Peebles on Th111'8day, Denver Well aild James Smith attended on Frl day. Ql / . . -· ·" .( PORTLAND ''cools inSu~~~hiats_ itJ.. Wintt(~ ~- and !.lit. .Carl Autheroon• celebrated their .oih weddlhg an· niveraory Sep~ 17 at the honl~ of their daughter, Ml'l. Ivan Rouah. Tbose prese"t were Jaines Author son, Mf!. El!•a ·nalley, son, Jel'l')', an~ 11•-,ht~r. {uilf, Mr. 'and Mrs. . Ivan Rousb ond dauehter, Linda ahd the honored ~esta. ' vtN, W. Vo. Committee: Mra. and oth ., ,.. StaM$~. Lana !J.off•ma~, Mrs.' ·, tack, ' •• ·Enteri>rll· I colloq. l tnr ....... S11ith'a infield hit and a walk to Billy Hunter after the White Sox rallied lor iwo runa In both the oixth and- aoventb illninga to gain a 8-0 tie. Tloo McCarlhY. The 88-l'l!ar-old Steneel'o ei8b· th pennant eQibled .blm to tic Hall of rame Soe McCarthy's Yankee record and left him orw fill ,behind the tAmerlcan LelJIIO mark aet by Connie Mack. The maj~r league reo:Ord of 10 pellnlftta II held by John McGraw. The pennant waa the 23rd in the Yankeea' fabulous aucceJo otory which boean "In 1821. ~ <.. • fupt that High, cnggyhlll Qoddeaa of ,. hlfV03ta (o14 11 The form) ' Argent (abbr.) Genua of awlne PI•ybolt- , teroualy Petuvlan. Indlano Swedlah. I· ~ I~ j. ~~ ~ :1,%: •• I'" ~ I"' I" Vi ~ I'" I'' •r . ~· ~- .. ~ :1,%: I" :1,%: •• I•' .. " ~,/, '}'; ~ :.\i!tf-. . ·: ~ Pare DOWN Pleca ;;::; I!' I" ,. IJO •~ I• I> ;';'aptmo . I"'' N DAY ancl NIGHTS I' I• l i,,"~ ~ . ,. l ~ ~ . ,., 1\·: •' ' · ~ Moltll 'l1rel 6 Tllbel I MobU Fu Btlll Ont letter a~ply atanda for another. In thll aamplt A tallllcl for tht thrtt .Lt: X for tht two O't, tie. · 81nJ1t"tttlell, a~ trophea, tht, 1•111\h and .formation of the....,~ art 1!1 ~~~~~~ . llch di)' the code1ette~ art·ctlBe,..t.· · · ' · ' ·,, · · ' . ' ' ,.· ' "'' ·, ' ~; ' A ~Q!!otdtl o • , • UHNNHS, ZVI"OV YO TC211JI• VCZ ltd '' Pllr 0 LJ&or, OU 111ten Ooo4 Mollll Senlee acT M s·c W .\~AT 'r Ji't.r& ,_; ij,~ W'rA i •A... . 8atUU.n CriJotoli10M1 Wrl)l:IIATtl:irf ntA.'lUNTlOtf· HEAII i i!JMv~Til ~ OEORGJi' diiEtlrnl. · ll~l-ut,. b'r &AYIIIIOI • •CUAH *w, '·*· ~nc ,, Ail .'olors ~~· ,$6.39 go I. *CIUII. S,_CIAL $4.~.9 'gal. . • ' ' It "i ). l '*\........ ' ' __ Fntl. forklnJ Ct.IN1'0N '. . ' ' . ' .. .·COMPANY r...,. I ~,.· - · ' > ....~ ' " . ,lrld~lce~lo~·-·_ _. _·'......,1~:!,!~;~!~~~~ Roy. , Brown. Program committee: MH. o. .r. BoaUc, chairman, Mra. Juck Flesher ,and Mrs: Adl'lan Latboy. · The· Home-·lloom Moth'ers were also n1med. They are as follows: First Grade: (Mra. Vance) Mrs. ' James Hagerty and Mrs, . Lcwi• Capehart. . First Grade (Miss Allen) Mrs. Frank ReJDoids, Mrs. Terry Roush. �• f. .. ' ' NEW YORK UP-.:carlos Ortiz Puerto Riclll lightweight, reunbeaten today aa a re· ault of hia' ·wldely-televlled 10. round' de<ialon over H~~ Bloll ·ed· ,__ · -~ IIIISOHDrive·l""' ' 00 II VA "' • •. , w..r, • J1 1 · '""'· T-.; & )4-2S FAMILY NIGHTS . Pul N~man Walter Pldg"fn Anne Franell Wendell Corey ., , The wlDdieel place II The A11t· aroli~, and here II JOur Famil¥ Dnl! &tore ...•Remember tbote regular cbeclt·uP• ••• And remember 'our · Jofo.dern · Prelcrlp- · tlon Department! · ·. ~IIIACK" ~ :'·· ·. "· A~-- Eticr.llclm.·-,,M, -il~tpSfiU;;~ - · . ..... ....._... . -- ~ Guy Lee •nd Roy Miller attend· ed .tbe World lllowlnf Conlee! · at Peebles on Th111'8day, Denver Well aild James Smith attended on Frl day. Ql / . . -· ·" .( PORTLAND ''cools inSu~~~hiats_ itJ.. Wintt(~ ~- and !.lit. .Carl Autheroon• celebrated their .oih weddlhg an· niveraory Sep~ 17 at the honl~ of their daughter, Ml'l. Ivan Rouah. Tbose prese"t were Jaines Author son, Mf!. El!•a ·nalley, son, Jel'l')', an~ 11•-,ht~r. {uilf, Mr. 'and Mrs. . Ivan Rousb ond dauehter, Linda ahd the honored ~esta. ' vtN, W. Vo. Committee: Mra. and oth ., ,.. StaM$~. Lana !J.off•ma~, Mrs.' ·, tack, ' •• ·Enteri>rll· I colloq. l tnr ....... S11ith'a infield hit and a walk to Billy Hunter after the White Sox rallied lor iwo runa In both the oixth and- aoventb illninga to gain a 8-0 tie. Tloo McCarlhY. The 88-l'l!ar-old Steneel'o ei8b· th pennant eQibled .blm to tic Hall of rame Soe McCarthy's Yankee record and left him orw fill ,behind the tAmerlcan LelJIIO mark aet by Connie Mack. The maj~r league reo:Ord of 10 pellnlftta II held by John McGraw. The pennant waa the 23rd in the Yankeea' fabulous aucceJo otory which boean "In 1821. ~ <.. • fupt that High, cnggyhlll Qoddeaa of ,. hlfV03ta (o14 11 The form) ' Argent (abbr.) Genua of awlne PI•ybolt- , teroualy Petuvlan. Indlano Swedlah. I· ~ I~ j. ~~ ~ :1,%: •• I'" ~ I"' I" Vi ~ I'" I'' •r . ~· ~- .. ~ :1,%: I" :1,%: •• I•' .. " ~,/, '}'; ~ :.\i!tf-. . ·: ~ Pare DOWN Pleca ;;::; I!' I" ,. IJO •~ I• I> ;';'aptmo . I"'' N DAY ancl NIGHTS I' I• l i,,"~ ~ . ,. l ~ ~ . ,., 1\·: •' ' · ~ Moltll 'l1rel 6 Tllbel I MobU Fu Btlll Ont letter a~ply atanda for another. In thll aamplt A tallllcl for tht thrtt .Lt: X for tht two O't, tie. · 81nJ1t"tttlell, a~ trophea, tht, 1•111\h and .formation of the....,~ art 1!1 ~~~~~~ . llch di)' the code1ette~ art·ctlBe,..t.· · · ' · ' ·,, · · ' . ' ' ,.· ' "'' ·, ' ~; ' A ~Q!!otdtl o • , • UHNNHS, ZVI"OV YO TC211JI• VCZ ltd '' Pllr 0 LJ&or, OU 111ten Ooo4 Mollll Senlee acT M s·c W .\~AT 'r Ji't.r& ,_; ij,~ W'rA i •A... . 8atUU.n CriJotoli10M1 Wrl)l:IIATtl:irf ntA.'lUNTlOtf· HEAII i i!JMv~Til ~ OEORGJi' diiEtlrnl. · ll~l-ut,. b'r &AYIIIIOI • •CUAH *w, '·*· ~nc ,, Ail .'olors ~~· ,$6.39 go I. *CIUII. S,_CIAL $4.~.9 'gal. . • ' ' It "i ). l '*\........ ' ' __ Fntl. forklnJ Ct.IN1'0N '. . ' ' . ' .. .·COMPANY r...,. I ~,.· - · ' > ....~ ' " . ,lrld~lce~lo~·-·_ _. _·'......,1~:!,!~;~!~~~~ Roy. , Brown. Program committee: MH. o. .r. BoaUc, chairman, Mra. Juck Flesher ,and Mrs: Adl'lan Latboy. · The· Home-·lloom Moth'ers were also n1med. They are as follows: First Grade: (Mra. Vance) Mrs. ' James Hagerty and Mrs, . Lcwi• Capehart. . First Grade (Miss Allen) Mrs. Frank ReJDoids, Mrs. Terry Roush. �~ ,' ..-- ··-. r., t '' 1 " , I - ., week end. Gu~ata we'"e Mr and Mrl!l. T. E. Lees and dau1hters, Teresa and D1• ana, Mr. and M!'s Mike Garven and S<ln, Mike, Jr. Mra Virgil North and children, Walter Lee and Carolyn and Mro. Jamea Sh~n· er and aona, John, Leonard, Tefry and Rollin, all of Newark. Evangeline OES Fciends Night Meeting Is Held i Susan Warner Is Honored With ' Farewell>f»arty ·. .,. , ' Su1an Wamer, dau8hte~ of ¥\'.' and Mra. Ral?h Wamer w~ illll move to New Ieney thiJ week end, wu ho•orod on Sunday aftjr Evancellne Chapter, OES, had their Friends' Night, Monday eve· ning when they met at the Ma· oonic Tempi• with Mrs Willis An· thony, .W. M., and Allen Hughel, w. P., presiding Grand EJecta, present among the twenty visitors from Clearwater, Flo , Racine, v •• REEDSVILLE noon wltb i farewell parbo &ivan Mn. Maude Chaney, Cblrluton, Muu. , , 1 ' by the members of tier ·Sunday and ''aon, ll.liph, md Mra.. Ellen · J(n., ~ . WalliN ~o4 aonlnSebO!Il Clw of lhe Ma~ii lletbO·~ Mia l,ucr Klltlolt Wolfe of Ne\fell, W. Va., 'l'llited ll!lf, .RI\liW'il Hilh, 1rert . . . . dllt Cburdl 1 Mlu Hdlne R;ed, who rellnl- here rteently with Mn. Chloe 'llltoraln Bulpro, 1')1undQ. . ·Mrs. Alma Turnor II the teacher 1,V returned from 1 trip to Calif· Mll\1 :. ~nd other relal!vea and M'r. ud 1tfQ. Vlrllll 'jlpj!llleJ of the elau aid wu ill charse ~I pmla and Mexico with the Elden frlejlda., 1 'were reeent vut1ora 'li Ml!1tl,la,· the pol luck picnic dlnqer lih!Cb Bla~ Jr. family Ia now enrolled Mr. an~ Mr!. Charley Ztcafooae ataylig at the boale Of tbe,lr wf ..,..ed at the New Haven, In the JUo Gnaae Coller• where ~~ c~erry Grove, w. va., came Frt· .t~r, Mn. PbylJII .Ayen wjdle abe l'ark at 12 noon. 'lhe 11 prepiJ'ina for teachlnr. day to •lilt his slater, Mn. Joe wu oD a trip to Ne!r Work. . Followin8 tbe plenlc, the 8f01ip •';;;;;;;;;;ii;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~;;i;;;i;;; • ;;;;;;;;~;;;·;_;;.;_,;~;ii;;;~i;;'~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;i;~l retitrned to the aoclal· r..mo14if I' · ' the church and surprised the hdll· or~Preaent with many indlvlduatslfta. . ~ were Joy Tbibe~ lotin Van Metre Jane Turner. Be"y Cuonln&bam, Nancy Proffitt, Cq,o. ale Horbour, lily RedlJian, ~ile Redman, IIIley, Roush, Dee Betty Ebenhlcb, SuzieGloria Job»aoa, John cunninrham, Jane DOd aon, Jalle Burge11, Stephen Kaflle, Ju,dy Turner, Mike Hubour, alld the honoree. , Sending gifts but uqble 10 .~ tend were .\lien Sayre, i\onnle !!\' sles, and Chorles Ander~n. Mqlh• eri drtvinl cars were ~Dirt H..hour, Lemma lohnlon, Betcy Ka Faye Wingett, Harnsonv1Ue, was .. _ _ 0ppo.rt.'' 1. nl•1.y w.8.'k .LBERFELDS a·I E . . ' . Pa&t Matrons were honored and Mrs. T. F. Jlawklns, conductreas, presented red rosebuds to the fol lowing ladie•· Mrs. Marion AI· lenawortb, Mn. Charles Bennett, 1 , • \ J ----·- - . _,.....____ - - .---.--- Loo.l Men Are Affected BrPromotions · And TraJJsfe·rS At I > ' I ,' I I ' ' I ' . ment. · Spencer II ullrned wliiJ 1U.e 27110th All Blse Wlnr, 011 Wrllb~ Potterson Air 'Foree ·1\a,., wKo... he Is a motor vehicle operatot. Mossman's Host To Family Group · )olr. and Mra. Ealle Moum•n en tertalned a fi'Gup of rolallvca at lhelr home, 1\llneravlllo, over the ~LITTI!E ,. 10· I.N ·C H·'' G~OES ·B:A CK T~O, E ... .... _I _ • I ' . 'f' The "Little Bit IIU" 11111a1 wiD deltftr &8 , "LitUa BltiDcb" from Ba:~~towo, Texas, tc. rradu ot avtau~· i'lld IIIOtor ,uo11.., rm. Jleuadnlllt, Wut Vlrtlnla,' Ia betor recon· Hilt, htatlll olll, dlll!lll and Jet 1111'- fuell, 'ftl1t4 fflllll )lltural' ,.. trarumlaslon to the and llquellttl bui&Dt &1111 propQt.. ,ID\I do 1& erltlul Hl'l'loe for w•lcb It wu built. 'l'bls re8ular1Jo, on acbedut. nranllHI of -lhtr, pertloa of the II De Ia to become part of a and at 1 aubatiatlalaaY111 ovtr other lfllllo · IToo.mtlt 171tem that wiD IJ,IC!ude a 280-mlle portatloo metboda. 1 (1. . .) 111era1 Se1111our, lndlalll. to . NeW faollltltl Will &II Uri eOUIDUIII ~DOW aearloa CUDPletlop. to all deltverlea of eupplle; of aat11nl r --~IIIIMII"•JIIM wiD be the lo111111 of Tex&a Eaaltrl!'t'auatomera who are preat dlulllt.r oommoD carrier of petroleum eatly beiD111rved throarh the "Little Blr !IOta Ill' lht UDltetl St&lel. It wiD connect hlcb" piJIIII~~ttafit.IL ID addltloa. DIW • · ~·• ~t reftlllnl cap~eiiJ (retlnertee atruatloo 'WID lpcno.tte ~· dellvt17 capaalt,t bailie Gulf~ lllut Tuu, North Loulal&na: of Tex~ 1111era'a "OO·mll' aatur~l ru loatll ArliallllaaiiC! Mlti-Contloeahreu) with traaamlaaloa 171tem to over 1,u~.ooo,ooe 1-~~Ia ll lllt~Wutim and Southern atatu. cubic feet per dt~ b)' ,.., nd. . 1 from r•• = .,...~ ·~'·"·~:...,,.. .( h.' ~~ .~~a;t;..;l,,• IHftiVIPOftT v ~0-lltAlU ''L,' ., ,, 1 '~·, - ·, ltiN.I.J1 •• l/fll prol/ih,. ' J, ....... ' ' Mrs. Cora Death ~epqrte~ At Tole4lo,.O~io .···; ert·EnforCin • Forty Miles \Is • ' l IIIIIUI'OI goa ,_ --- VOL l)t NO. 137 ' Ma~n ~~efta •UIId... an4 alxty..l1ht mil~• of the ,I .. \ SOCIETY ' , I ( POMEROY •,· ~ 95 .c tA 00 ) ' w·vmen I f"'• urlllll · · · .. " " ' " " ' " · " " ", ' ' " " · " · Sale «"'• I ••:': Mrs. Zelia Cross, Mrs. c P. Gal· lasher, Mrs Max Harrah, Mrs. Robert Harm, Mrs. Stewart Haw· kina, Mrs. W W Hayes, Mr1 J 0 Leonard, Mrs. Earl Knight, Mrs. Evelyn Lew.,, Mrs. A. R PUllen, Mr1. William Reynolds, Mrs. Griff Russell, Mrs. Will Steil!, Mrs. Joe Young Sr , Mrs. James Clatworthy Plana were made for Obligation night to be held on October 3rd and lour new candidates were Initiated into the Chapter. During the social hour a dessert eourse wa1 served with Mrs Stew· art Hawkins presldinc at the sil ver coffee service. An arrange. men! of marigolds and '1/'"' was u~ed on l~e refreillmenls table which was lighted by white taper!. Hostessea were Mra Milton Hood Mrs. Homer Forrest, Mr1 Robert McElhinney. Mrs Mary Roush, Mrs. E. M. Wood, Mra. Carl Ebersbach and Mrs Denver Nelson. t:. , ', WO....'I $8.95 Dr111es · · .. · · · · · · · · · ·.... " · · · · · .. · · ·.•· ·' ,t..lo. $7.00 ' ,_.. ~i:::i~~;:!t~ W!fe,w~l: · Wo111t11's SIO.OO Dresses .. ··: ........ ··· ·:· ··: ·.. ·.. ·.. stf~ $8;00 Women's AI Wool Coif S~eater ·········· ·····.:·.·· ······:· fll•~ tf ,.~ Womws S~-.;t.OIIf Rayon Panties ·······.···• ······-·· · 2' ,.,-. $1.00 , Women's Sheer N~tn Stockings ··········· ········; ········· -r' · $1.00. Men's Big Yank Bl11 De•Jm Dungarees ·· ···········: ·· ····.·:.· $1'.91.· Men's $l.95 anti $2.49 Sutdt Flannel Shirts ··········· ······ · $U9 Men's Big Yank Corduroy Work Trousers · ·········: ·· ···· ···.·· $4.95 Men's $4.95 Orion Sl~ver Sweaters ·························· $4.00 Men's Evtry ·Dar- Yi,k Socks .... ·.. :.. ·:.. ··.. ·.... · 3 pairs $1.oO ·- Ret. $2.49 Cold Pack Canners · ······························ ··· $1.95 Betty Brite FrHzer·Pqper .... · .. ·........ ·.......... 2 rolls $1.00 Mt~~'s and Boys' A~ustabfe Trouser Creasers ········ ·· 2·prs. $1.00 Reg. $2.75 Dust and POlish Mops,·················· ·· ···· ···· ·· ,$2.00 Airman soeond cliss llernlao S. Printed Plastic Drapes ····· ······ ········· ·····: ······:· $1.00 ' pai Spencer, &on of SP!!J1cer, Racine, Ob!o, r&enllited 1~ . Ill• u. S. Air FPrco for a ,term Ot1al& . Cotton Sheet Blankets, 60 ~y 76 inches · · · ·· ·· · ·· · · ···· ·· ·· · ·· $1.00 years effective Septem~ It, lftl1•· Airman Spencer, b11 ~'*plet'd four yelrs of military ~rvlo! 1 1bd .Whitt Cotton Sheit Blankets, 70 by 90 Inches ··· ··· · · · ···· · · · ·· $2.19 . has expressed ~11 lnte~Uon of ,rfi. mainlnr with the Air Force •UQ!ll Beacon Rmllankets, 64 ~Y 76Jnches ········: ·· ·· ··········· $2.95 he become• ellrible far. t!t~e· Pomeroy, Cbeahue and Harrisonvlile. •' di. .' � 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 24, 1957