https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/7f5fa767c9b339a5da7f1c39fc1bc827.pdf 8f66c9ee5fcd4dd105cd2e7c493f320e PDF Text Text "' .. o~~ ·~. ' '· Will Stay Open To Asian Flu Attach Excnnutmpc~~ ...&o\~·""·~n. .,,""~~near-record :~~~:=~~~~·~op~ll~t~ l .·'·~:. FOR t,-,' Gosoline \r,~ ' See Mullen At MULLENS NATIONAL By United LEAGUE Prtll W. L. Pet. Mllwaukco 93 58 616 St. Louis 87 64 .576 6 Brooklyn 83 68 .550 I0 ?9 ?2 523 14 ?5 ?6 .497 16 York 69 83 .454 2411 Plttsburgn 60 92 395 33 11 Chicago 59 92 39t 34 SPORTS DESK Wedfl<>sdey's Atsultl St. Lou1s 4 Milwaukee 1 Chlcago 7 Cincmnat1 ~ ni ght Frld1y's G.mes 7• I' Brooklyn at Philadelphia, mght Clncinui\ti 1t Milwaukee. rughl Ch1ea'l!o at St. Louis, JJight AMERICAN LEAGUE W. L. Pet. GB New Yot•k 05 55 .636 Cnicago 69 61 593 611 Boston 61 70 .536 !5 Detroit 76 74 507 1911 Baltimore 73 76 490 22 Clevelaod 73 ?6 .490 22 Kansas City 57 92 .383 38 Washington 55 ll6 3114 41 Attults IBoston Wtdnesct.y't 7 Wtushmgton 8 11 inn :Detroit 5 Chtcago o night Clevland 9 llanm City 7 night N. York 5 Bait. 1 1st, tw•llght Baltimore 4 N York 2 2nd, 01gnt l Frid•y'• Gam11 New York at Bo1ton Baltimore Rt Woshington, night Kon,.. City nt Detroit, mght I Cleveland at Ch1cago night .igers' Trophy Can Be Awarded Now • 1r CJJet Oliver of the Hartlord Tigers will pr~sent blmsell at The Sports Desk some day alter this Friday, he may re· 'nni tb ce1ve for his team a fme trophy for his WI ng team 10 e Ohio Valley Associallon Baseball League this past summer. I I SERVICE Prtll Asisn flu shots almost tertalnly will not be available for football aquad members ln Mo1go Countyor any SEO teamo-lt waa dis· t Iosed here to day following inI abo ut supp Iy of thc vaequ Irea League Vice President Donald Wolle of Racine ordered handsome piece of hard)):.are. purchased from the league's share of quite modest proceeds of the AII·Star game late In August at Bachtel Fie ld Winner of the O'Shaughnessy play-olfs, will al· so receive a trophy which probably will be kept on the Mi4dlepqrt Sports Center This will be paid for in the league treasury now totalling $60. Balance after lion of the trophy cost will be divided back to each club. catea. in 19M, show! promtse, but he is MILAN, Italy - Dullllo Lot, lSI, Meeting a youthful Teus Christ- called on to fill the shoes ol All· Italy, out,.,•nttd ldrl111 Dione, ian squad, with I? sopbo~~torea .on Ameriean Jlm Parker. '' the flrat three teams, the v"Uck· 147, Fronco 1101. Show Improvement eye1' first tfam claims few p'·y. ,. Kremblaa and LeBeau have ers with much aetual game eXiltf" eioe. ienc:e. thown improvement in pracU<"e, DETROIT _ Yvon Du"llt, 177, . but are untrle4 under llrc, and Bait Sit. Ann, N. 8., oulpolnltd Interest wns roused after news M 1 the same go,,. for Dan James. Willi Etsmanoff, 119, Munich, Go" w" received that about 10 mem· co.c~~t. ';!~':0~: !u~,k=~·m"'~ many 1101. bera of the Unlvmty of Iowa llrst utes at right end; Aurolluo Th•~ The oecon\l Buckeye unit shows - ---...,...-two teams are In the sehool In· h '"" mueh le" experlenec, with a total lirmary 100 will mios Salurday'! aa Wit 426 at right su•rd; ~o- of 368 playing minutes an~ong •ts BRAVES ASK AID game. Capt. Galen Claeo with 393 at lull1 baek· Do Cll k 1.. 'a • ' membor~, and !nat's divided ' NEW YORK UP- The Mllwau· Allan nu already Is making 1~ half.' Joh~ Ma~•n" .;j1 ~ ~ among f1ve players with r\lbt half 'toe B•·aves' request for a World sell felt on Ohio blgh sebMI's Diet Sehalroth with 11!3 111. tackle. Don Sulberm clalmlnr 1911 and Series substitute lor Bill Brutoh, gridiron• An outbreak of the The rest of the flrot teright guard Erolc Spyehealskl 108 1 1 d out of the elaoslc with dl · to•••. !lower" r· Hayes aaid the opening game are knee, op~ned the door tooca"' has rm hed ep ldem1< pro- off , wlth Ie:1 end Ru1ty will show hun whether his policy accbad portions In S•nduaky. m10tcr claiming only )00 ml)lutes of 0811 n, up In praetice drills has day to speculation that tbe New Laat Friday night five sandtll· playing time· quarterbaek Frlllk paid .off. , York. Yankees may ask for use ky regulars eouldn1 ahow up for Kremblas 36, eenter P~n illlie1 Jf p1teher Sal the game and llve othere were alllng. Consequently, Elyria blaal· the Blue Streaks, 21-6. I · Bu~~!h~ ~~in F?.~.~~~~t~~f will show you why staff liS it rtrives to reach a peak Sorles time Agaln llnd Larsen is Braves, for next wctk's classic. firing bullets. I!ob Bunl. a rertaln The big fellow made hl1 rtn•l IF;;;;;;;;;;;;;.-;;;;;;-;;:-. - - pre-SerlCI tlllle·UP a dilly, Wednea· ilay niRht by fannln1 nine batters m seven h~ninC! to lead A 3· t vie· tory over the Baltimore Orlolel. h1 the second 1ame of the lwl· night doublt header, the Orioles nipped an ensed-up Whitey Ford, 4-2. Thvra. & Fri. S•pt, li·l 7 1 Sh•nJ Goto "Prolllta" The- Platlcrs Lars.!n, whr 1e la!t efrort was a 3·0 snutout this time allowed Just TOPPING A UNE UP m' ROCK four hilt ln the aeven lromea he worked. Thon ~anager Caae)' 'N ROLL STARS! Stengel let Bobby Shanu get In "ROCK ALL NIGHT• two tnnlnga of 11 PracUte'' In which he allowed ono hit. For the final three same• In Gordon lolaeRae Shirley Jone! BOtiton startmg Friday, Stengel 1 [ plano to work two hurlers per "CAIOUSIL" game - Bob Turley and Shantz Friday, Tom Sturdivant tnd Bob rclneonasc&pa 50 and Grim Saturday, and Art Dltmar Technleolor) and Johnny Kuekl Sunday, Then it'• off until Wednesday when Ford probtbly wlll laec the $3.$5 DRESs ROUSERS ON SALE FOR $2~50 Sizes 10 to 16, alfo·27 a~d 2Bin. waiSt JUST 83 ·PAIRS TO SELL Special Group of Boys SUEDE FLANNEL Sizes 14 to 18 $1.39 JUST 117 TO SELL ECONOMY RUM PROVES rr- CHEVYCOST8 LESS 10 DRIVE I Teet l'llll from I.oi h(elee to New York by ~ ,... leadinf low·prieed Cin ~~ Chmolet " 110111 leta to operite, 'llith •P to 1'/% ptter luel eeollllm:rf I , .. 3·T.SUPER·CUSHIONS by· OUTHEAT. O'.UTLAST A~l OTHERS! ·.·• !lohlnd tho .~eom~nc. pooeelaln labiMt, )'UU'll 6nd a plialtod Ulllt tiJa& makoo trai!O!Iinl floor Mal ~ Look ftt the biro ~ly'J)e . . _ thai 4,.., tho air thnJuih a botfM7 Ill iMtr MGttubotlhlt ott fiabt in the heort ot the firtl Slotller dooln'l nil lor the best to 0011110111 . . . it,... rifAIIII alter il, then f.,.. it - )'0111' ilooNI Conte in ll1d •lot ,...nell why Slecllr Olullloll-out!Gtlt rrJl otlwnl _,. - _ $13~~ .... FIB 111011 Ply11oulha, Perda, Chovnloll, Hudsona, Na1h11 ·- end Stvdabakers t:.:;,'t.~~:. ... ltltmolyo, - "14'5 ..... .. ......... ... ·' '• ..' 1 IACIC IUAUII'III '.I I ' t "You'll Lllce Oqr ~~"'i~ TIDB. MaiD Sl. Ph: M Corduroy Bib Overolls with suede flannel lining - and - matehlng suede flannel shirt with· corduroy lrlm. Slze 9 montbs, 12 months and 2 yeara. $1~89 A SUIT Plano lor 'tile ,_,.,rill'~·t ~~ir_Oiqeii~ New Year;. Ball tlclpatlon In the Fund Drive will be topics to be dlseussed at mg of t~ Pomeroy Firemen's AI· sedation Sunday. AJaotiation Preoldent Rollaod f . 1957. Neul!ling torloy said tbe meeting Asiistmg the ArchbiShop Will has been calltd for l:liO p. m. Sunbe Reverend Robert E. Park of day 1n the Second Ward Ffre. l St. Francis Xav1er in Parkers· house · burg who ~as served the misSIOn j Neutlling said that it waw1 im· . on a parl·timc basu; the Revt;r· ~ peratlve that all members of the I Iend Leo V Werner, the· f1r~t m1s- I Association ~U.tJnd Sunday's sched· , Benedict, newly appolnted par· Ish priest. A reception lor the arehbJSbop new pastor and other offictal!! will be held Immediately after the dcdlcallon. Large nu!"bcrs of JAckson County merchantl, ministers, bu· (Continued on Page Seven) Woman Injured Training Meeting Is Scheduled For Meigs ~H Leaders A 4-H leaders' training meeting will be helrl at Rock Springs Grange hall Oet. 18 Mro. Geneva Nolan, home <'Conomics demonstr• lion agent ..td toftay, Mn. Nolar. returned to her du-tlea here today aflcr apend1ng four dnys Bt Ohio State Univer~ slty. Sh,e parllelplted in a train· lng program 1n arts and dctilgn. The otudy in ColumbWi was to orient home demonstration agents for the programs they wdl recommend at lor.n.l training meetings sueh as the Oetober event here. Houn of the Rock Springs mee\· ing wUI be 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Joint District Conference Of DAV Scheduled 'G ltODtiE4R Ti'rt OONI Nllmt~trhttJ ill Ibis rorUottom pri"I ' Seri~ COAST-11)·coAsr .. ..... , F~Lt TIRE . EVEf~! INFANTS . ' . CRAWLER $U!TS . WitJI these words, uttered quietly in LaUn ond , echtlng 'lhroucb many ten!'M:iC•. ,Jtllld mat1 'Itltdl, ~!!J'Wa«~~tt•~ttll , dedlcate 1'1t!" llt:!l~ho"c lllturch .1 An open :nvltatlon bas 11)eon extended to all persons to atleod the dedrcatlon .eeremonies w!l!eh will be oftered by The Most Reverend Jonn J. Swmt, D. 0. Areh· biShop Bishop of Wheeling, at 2 P. ll. Sunday, September 29, sion prie~t and the R~v:erend E uled meeting. Andrew Pennella, Order of St. - -- - - - I ' !' SPORT SHIRTS otarter lor lhe Braves, abacrbed a 4·1 lou Wedno&day to the St. Loilja Cardinali, who lhu• tllnehe~ aecond placo ln the Nation•\ L.eaguo, I .\We npeat tbla former aeUout offer for 6iu ---- -··--- - Larsen, '56 Series Ace, Firing h~ - __.., ____ NO. 139 Boys' llld . {OUDI Men'1 LOANS •2Sto$1000 !'rom the hysterical glory of VOL IX '• Our. f,-· ~ Ohio lit trotllng ~11*1>11111~' ocetto,.., froat fair wl" alltf>lly _...,,.,._ and 32-31 south. ·oF THE MONTH SALE 8/owt'ng AHorn Too Soon, Tr 'VV ..... Soon IV UNI'l'IID. Oltlo: to 65, low tonitfll I O'Donnell Goes To Old Love, Radio /Ilk lhlltlt el •ro- '1 ............ • ., t;n•• In lfiddlerori Supt. of Sehooll Lee McComa.. said the team'& Some person writing in the Gallipolis Tribune this weleK-- 1phystet.n rerorted he nad no vaebe didn't reveal his name-already is blowing the horn cine, and had a waiting list ol Middleport to be a contender ltl the SEO grid picture tbil at le"1 100 peroono. umn. I wish it could be so LIMITID SUPPLIIS There cannot be many observers around the loop take Meanwhile, the Meigs County thoughts seriously. Coach Thompson, while wanting a Kealth Dcpor!ment sold only vecy I World Series monev. w;\hi,,IJ tender so badly be can practically taste it, Is the first to limited ouppllea of the Yoetl~e Pbone 8391 h,ve arrlvc1 here In doetorl' Middleport [ shares to the regulars who h11vc the Yellow Jackets have a long ways to go Another year, been with the team nil year be two, possibly more, who knows? hand. or to pharmaetea. Even l! !Upplle• become more avall•ble, The Important thing now is that Middleport Is the departn1ent lndleated, pbyal· the highway leading upward rather than downward. elan• are expetlcd to use lt In te· probably should not be measured in victories against There'a NO MONEY eordanre with a priority plan reethis year. Rather, in the team spirit and Individual and ommended by the surgeon ceneral TREE , • , but thm It improvement In the many phases o( the game displayed of the Uniled Stales ond the Ohio a fut, friendly & eon• Department of Health. the Jackets this autumn venlent way to aet tht l'bis pr1ofiiY 11: r.aah you need. JUII olop 1-For tho.. coneerned with In our olllet for _. health, doetor~ nuraes, hoapllll Odie O'Donnell, sports scribe of the Gallipolis~~:~~~:!~~~: j•tafls. 1 , taken up his duties as assistant manager of the Ravenswood radio station . 2--Those eoncerned with ""''"' '''• salety, pollee, utilities, cotnm·u~i· O'Donnell is back into his first love, radio, but w111 cation, trantoJOflatlon. tlnue to "write up" Blue Devil games on Friday nights, his ra. ~rhose lll with a ~isulol lbat dlo dulles that evening being non-existent. Aa!Jn flu might eomplleate. Odie also will continue as secretary of the · &-The public at larat. Ohio Spqrt~writers and Sportscasters Association, a post Thu 1 the voaslblllty loomed lar~ enjoys. that SEO and Buekeye Ccpferenee Money on Signa· Good luck, Odie, In your new work! leama, of wht<h Rutland It 0 ~~. •ulll' only ,auto or --:::----~ and Eastern of the Gallla Leasul!, lutllilture for every may be forcerl sometime lhla fall worthy purpose. to appear for game• ot sreatly rf. ~ ~~1$11 ,..,...~ duced otrcn~th. · The toea! health department !lid Kal Hlndr, MIDiger that ao far no Asian flu c~ 'hu SOOW. Second SL ... Phooe: 43Z, Pomeroy been reporled Hy IO<il phfl~liho. .lr01Art: Mon.-Fri. P-1; So~ l·lZ - Opm '""''•o• bv opj>otnlm,. The dlsem, for 'Which there Ia Loant 111ade kt re•ldent• of n•orby town• Unltod Prm Sporlt Writer last tall, the hulking !4rsen laded no treatment laato generally lour Don LorS~'Il , super-hero of l!!st fnr back Into the shadows during day1, and uauAIIy requires another ye11r's Worh~ Series but a "for. the summer months as he was three to four day, lor complote · gotten m11n" thl:; year. suddenly whacked time and again and ex· strength to be regained. io keynoting the YankeCB' pitching 1led to the hullpen. But lt'o almoot SOHIO .e :rcu Priorities Fail TO TIT-BUCKEYE STARTING 11 To Include Boys opening COJ.UHBUS UP - Ohio 'Blot~·. 56, right h•il Dick LeBea.' only foothallgame asahiat Tex-• 23, left guord Bill Jobko none dur- fl•ght ResultS ' " Christian Saturday will pmre a tnt last aeason . 00 FOOtballll S lotlineupahuutCoaehtheWOOdy Burkeye al,arilnl Hayes helloved Jobko, who playHayca lndi- ed 28 minutca In 1954 and 46 By United lbseball Results uP:...The M•l· made what ,, ' Wllllim "Wick" Wl'lll, 311, of Middleport wao fined $5 and coots on an intotleation rhargc while a ease of a81allll and battecy flied agal11.1t him by hi• wife w10 eontlnued until October 2. Pollee also reported the ll'mlt of Norman D Gilmore, 32, Galli• poUt, tor !allure to otop at a stop aign, Gllmor< wao relemd on $131 bond and ls to appear in Mayors By UNITED PRESS Court tonilht at 8 p.m. The lint lrost or the seuon bit 1Northe~tern Ohio Thursday nigJtt and even COlder weather w.u pre1dieted lor tonlgbt. ~IRI II(TINGUISHID Fire of unrietermined origin Youngstown shavcrcd with a low but pcnlbly from wmng runoing of 29. It was 32.5 1n Akron and through a bl~ nest ~ eau.ed an 33 at Caoton Toledo reporled 36, estimated J15 domage to the Colu"lbus 37 and Cincinnati 48. eavea and roof of the houaa OCCU· Foree10ters predleled the eold pled by Anna Mae Williams, New- snap lvould bong on until Sunday. at, Thul'ldar about noon Poft1. I A large mass of tool nir is eeneroy volunteer firemen exUnguiab- 1tered. uVel: the Great Lakes reg. e4 the bllze quickly. ion, ' Season's First F t Hits In I ros Northeast Ohio �.f.t ft"· ' ,- · < - "' ~~Y ~ntlnet, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Sept. 27. !957 Square Dancing . ~ ~::~. . t~D Jhe Daily Sentinel " ·.· TO INTDESTS 011' MEIGS-MASON AJll!l ·• :, , ~' '' I. OWIN cliCIWID liYNilLP 1. G;1~~~~~~0'rf0~A~ER '"" , ,'l'llaoftit =~~"':"Ill• ltoN Wrlhtr, Sports !dltor . ~a A•e., New oit~~v_e, BoiiiDeW·II'Jml>all, lac. HI ...,. ~. ..•'•··lfttlred u JeCOod eiili'~~~~·malfll Y. O~Jo. ot the post ofllce at Pom ..y 8ublt!rlpU011 ral<!a· DeU~ by =l~.BO,_ Ia advance af'h: ~~\G1:,~~re1 avofal111able 30 eentllllf Ill, • • : three montlu $3 90 8 e "'· $1' 60; 111 iltt110tllh II. By moll 0110 motor :outo where ,..liable: • mohtha, M.!!S; three moutlu, .. w.tune month, Sl. rubn.hed every altern ~~~.!IJIO lleehaDJc':_ ~~n~•1 1•1 Tbe Ohio v-. Sen.,. tl;!lil i"l """"'Dhono Wf ._,., ''· llua1eeaa office phone . rearM· :f. * .!'.•;' · ~orning Star By Irma B. lhle " Word was received here of lht• s~dden death of Mrs. Arthur Sanger of Toledo She was 1 lormer resident or this communih Larry Holler and David Uyseri ' 1ell Tuesday to allend college al OSU, Columbus. "" Charles !hie and Roy Van .._.llettr went with lhetr FFA class - - to the Ohio Valley Experiment Farm near Point Plcasunt Tues· day. w,;., Harry and George Hollor of tended the plowm•l oontests 01 Peebles, o., Thursday ~"· Norma Allison of Eost Livtrpool is vlallltng her coUJin, Mrs. Bertha Boiler • few weeks Several from here allondcd the Weber Thomo sole at Bunker Hill Saturday afternoon. . Mrs. Mildrad !hie and son were Vllillng the formers daughlor Phyllls al Athens SundaJ'. ' John !hie and family •tlended - the Grange picnic held at ror:land Park Sunday. who have been Charle.non and turned home v1sJt1ng m so C'lendemln re· Sstu~"dav Mrs. Wesley Bowen who hall been vlslttng her parents, Mr •nd Mr!!. Arthur Orr returned to her home in Columbus Mr aad Mrs Hurlc) Carman Addison spent Sunday evening with llr and Mrs. J c. McKay ~Jr. and Mk·s. Blny ()or and sons, Reedsville spent t~e week end with Mr. and M,., Clint Orr · Mrs. Lola Sorden. Eagle Ridge spent a few dayo w1lh hor duueh· ter !Irs Ruby Orr ~f~. and Mrs Herman Carson spent Sunday afternoon wllh Mr ond Mrs. Raymond Frank, Chesttr. Mr. ana Mrs. Junior While and Dorl• While •pent Saturday with Mr. and Mrs Clayton Jones, so. Charleston. l\lr and Mrs. Ralph Ballard pnd son spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. John Howerton, So Charleston. Mr. and Mrs. Dana Carr, Chfl· llcolhe spcnt Saturday with Mr. and Mrs Clint Orr APPlE GRdVE He records for Block Mountain Ables. In the workshop, will present late>t calls and terminology, w~lc~ will be followed bj the traditional followsh1p dinner serv· ed by the Meigs County 4-ff clubs ReseJ'\•athms for the danner are urged, Frorn 8 to 11 the evening da nce party will be held with Ables call· ~ng,, Eaeb club to be represented m tne Mt~..Pbio area is asked to brl~' lt1 pennant. A colorful and emhng, limo lo traditional during the evening dance. Joint District I l Exemplar Chapter 'Votes$100To -Health Center Mason Method •'st Wscs Sessl'on Held On Monday .,, ' Mrs AJdie Fugate rrr~· ~:·~:~~rn~.~~~9~ltl!'lm. JsSUr.~rised On ~:.. ~:.~l~~ 0ft:.t::.~·~r~u~! Her Birthday Carman Clark Cook Saturday rvun· and Mr. Orvy Thoma .~ ~[ji!;~~!f\1~ 11 opcndtna with her Mro. Hertnan l\lro. Addt. Vupte' wu aurprlaed reettnliy wb•n ber blrthdar "'' 0 celebrated at th,l ~ome of Mr. and Mrs. Harol4 s.u•r ~d dau1hter, ., 11aey Jluth, at lerhari !oleadoWI. A color acheme of creen and Yellow Wil Uled In the candles, The 1oliy Workers nau of the llowera l~d ct.torated cake whlc~ Mllon llelhodill Chw'ell held itl ootlee. waa aened with . Ice cream and Tho~e preoent were Mn ru•ate, Mr. attd Mn. Go•••• S1uer Jill'. ~~e~m · S.~er. Mr. and Mrs. 11erold 9aut' and Mary Ruth. Mrs. Charlotte P'!l41lt, Middleport. wa1 liftable to atttnd tbt pan~. ktr J II YWOr Aids Class H Monthly Meetitlg 5:00 5:45 6:00 8:1& 6:22 8:30 7.00 7:30 8·00 WSAZ -TV Ckannel3 Friday I:o:oo 10:30 10:40 12.00 I :00 Sign On Today Romlier Roon 1'reas~~re Hunt The Price '• W&bt Truth or Consequencu Tic Tac Dou1h U Could Be Y.oa Ne"" Report Movletlme Bride •nd Gruom J.latln<e Tlleater Queen For A uu Modern RomallC,.. Cometty Tb•e Trouble with Father Spinach Puyhouse NBC Newa News Piclttre Sports Eye Wealhercast Saber of London Deoth 'Volley Days Ll!e •I Riley 11-Squod The entue anal,rslB polnt1 out increued Fedml Men News Hea~Uaea Nllewa.eh To.1igbt Si2n Off of nu· roughage utually resutta in a Jr;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;.;..#.;;o~ slower rate of mcreased produe· tion than when tht nutr1enb are obtained by the feedmg of t:oneentratn Satunlpr- Qlu!\11 J 8:30 FRIDAY 7:00 Jimmie Dean 10:00 7:30 Boaton Blackle 10:05 8:00 Capt.dn Kan1aroo 10:10 8:45 CBS News 8:55 Loeal News I'J' 9:00 Garry Jloore 10:30 Slrib It Blcl ' 1 8:00 11·00 NiW. 8:30 11!10 ICflle'a Aima111c 11:15 Love of Life 9:30 11:30 Search for Tomorrow 10:00 10;30 11 :f5 GuldiDI Lilhl >11:00 12:00 Katle'p Kltehea 12:30 AI the World Tuna 12:00 1:00 Beat the Clork 12:30 I :3G HoutM!party 12:45 12:5& 2:00 8!1 Payoff 2!~0 T~~ V'rdlct Is Youn 4:00 s,oo l!ri.hte~ Day 4.30 1:15 Secre\ $torm 5:00 3:30 Edse ol NIJbt feedlnJ trienta re•ulls m higher produc· tlon Jncreue in the feedinJ or 8:25 stgn o~ 8:30 Circle 3 Ranch 9:30 Gumby 10•00 l'lll')' IO:MO" Ciipt. GtUJnt 11:00 True Stoly , 11:30 Detectlve'a D11J1 i l2:00 Forel:n lnlr!llle 12:30 My Liale MarJie 1.00 Down on the Farm I ·30 Western Theater 3:45 NCAA Football 5:U Foot~all Scoreboard 6.00 Hopalong Ca8Bidr 6:30 ~41ur~ay Nit..J\ Jalllboret 7:00 Perry Como Show 8.00 Club Oasis 8.30 Gisele MacKentle Show 9 00 Dollu A Second 9·30 Your Jlit Parade 10.00 News ond Sports Hoc4111W 10·10 Nllewotcb • · 12:30 Si&n ·Off 8:39 Tbe Tbin Man ~:00 Caval.ade of Sj)Orio 9:4& lief llarbef's C'"'ler I 3-yelr tour of dt•ly "'· . •·so Meigs Teachers T 'b Ute I p 'd C try f OUnd Sh I VanMatre and Loren• Harleaa. 5·35 600 9:00 9:30 10.00 10:30 11 ·00 111 ·30 12.00 12•15 1•30 l:OO 8:00 3:45 4.00 Record Co, and has Cour recorda published to date, all of them htts. Before Ables takes over the ar. ternoon worl\shop or the local feativ.a l, 3 to 5 p m vu;atmg cal· lers will swap recipes wath ade· quate opportumt1es to work out problems of the dancers (Conllnuecl From Pogo One) as presldcnl 91 the Louisvi lle ~ducallonoi A's sociatlon. She also Is a life mem· ber of lhe Notional Educatioo Assoclallon and belongs to Delta Kappa Gamma, Kappa Della Pi, lllld P1 Lambda Theta Her schedule at Me1gs scllools · Sept. 30, Rullond grades 1 and 6 from 9 lo 9:45 • m ; Harrisonville grade 6 from 10 to 10 45 a m; Columbia, grade< 3. 5, 6. from 11:16 to 12, Salem Cenlet grades I, 2, 3, 4, from 1 15 lo 2 P· m.; Bradbury crades I, 2, 3, 4, from N5 to 3 30 p m Ocl. l-5allobury, grades 1. 2, By Mtt. Harbert Roush rl S a1 3. 4, from 8.4~ to 9:30 a. m: SY· Walter McDade of Troy apenl grodes 1-8 from 10 to lh~ weekend wlth II,., Walter 0\ln efS '"""' 11:30 a m.; Portland grades 1-0 . RolJ,Ih·, )jls wife who had J>Oep ·ID, . W., from 1:!5 to 2:15 and Riverview ,; f~ltlng here accompanied hUn ~Y~~il~§A'" C 00 · hom~. ' · '')I~ t'i'de ~hool paid Ill· aradcs 1·~ from z:•G to 3 30 p F1iends and rolallvca gathere.il "!mt~':W.#~ founders of eountry II lno home of Mrs. '.(alter 1 and to/tlill' wi'ller1 of the CodatitU· Oct. 2-Tuppers Plains grades RoUsh to surprise her qn .·lnlr t1on'1!i1' ~!l · fOHmbly ~rogram· on' 1-8 from 915 to 10·1&; Chesler aeventy.flrst ~lrlhday ThUIBday FridaY~ ~eptember 20. in conjunc· grad" 1·8 from 10·ao to 11 30 ~•-1 . tv!lllins. '!'hey w~re Mrs. Dolly lion wil~ the e~le~ratlon of Con· Lelort gradtt 1·8 from I p m I~ :•;·, Wqlle. Mro. RlUSell · Roush and alituUon .weck fro111 September 17 2 p. m. and Racine grades 1 8 dauhters, Mrs Harold Rou 8n lo 24. from 2·15 to 3:1& p. m ;, . _lolr.- and Mr• Ge~ lla&yn. ~nd The pro~rom featured ,.vera! Supervisllr Bowen indicated ., •. daurhterl and Mrs j\Qii Hill ahd tklla which e1piainM the purpn!e that schools not having changed 'lens all of Syracu•e: Mr and and need of the Constitution. Pa· over completely from the form· .,., Mra. Herbert Ro1uh and 100 triotlc son&s were also used m the er "Lyons and Carnahan ' readerJ ~-~· Mr. and Mrs. Howard Roush and prognm. are scheduled to do so m the daughter, Anloqulty· Oil Boston Mra. Lester Roush • and family ' Fifth Grn~m of Mrs. BellY future . Stewart Boston, Mrs. Waller M.. : Foreman and MIBS LeBBie Sleeth ,;·;, Dade ot Troy She received manv together with Sixth graders of Mrs. , ,..,f, lifts and ·qarda. Refresbm~ots oJ :""~• ~mlth , part)ciplleo in the Ice cream. coke and coffee ~ "P' ogrotn. · . organlza\lon cr Its kl~d ever to rt· terved. SluJents parllclpatlng were ceave ! 'charler from t'lie COII!l:fCSS '' Mary Artla, .ludy Duncan, Suale or the United Slates. Mr, and Mrs Earl Rnblnsou Johnson, Billie Roush, Sarab The DAV chapters and Auxtl· ' 1' !lave purchased the ErnCil Clnrk Brlnk•r. Marilyn l!uddleslon, Nan· iary Units in the following c1lles ~ pr~perty, cy Thurn, Ronnie Miller. Pamela are expected to send deleg•tlons ~~.. :· Atl Sylveater wao callod to Stewart, Alire Faye Johnson, Lera to the conference: Gallipohs, Chol· MlnuelOla due to the deoth of Bennell, Marilyn Stanley, Diane li~othe, Portsmouth, Attaens, Ironhll father, William Sylveder Meadows, Paul Burris, Jimmy Rua· ton, Pomerpy, McArthur, Jn('kson, Friday, sell, ,Jmy Uurns, Harry S~rlace, Col~mbua Newerk Lancaster, lit Harold Roush, James Blosser Sha~on Maynnrd. I vernon, Mary•vllle, Loiall, Circle· Andy Cro10, Bob Burnem and El Lmda Chattin,, ~heila W•lker, v•lle, Dtlaw•n, Ml. Gilead ond ' J • mer Plekens allended the plow: 1'(~. rosler,~\Qary, Glbbo, Tommy I!ftll. Inc conteols al Pceble., Tbur~: febwan, !.ddlt ftarrio, Bobby day. , , • Grimm, Gf~tua Aldridge, Carolyn I Nro. 1\laM Spnn,lcr ano! 'family Neville, ~~tverljr Bur~~;~. Phyllis of P.ttersbul'j{. va. are vJafllnng Queen, Malf Aqn Rickard, Norma horllltother,- Mrs. Lello nunc nnd Boswell, Ca~lyll•!la~ ··~ Harv· familY• !ella Newlal\4, 'I'GIJIIIIY .ll'o\'ina, J,ar· Jl~: and Mil Arnold Andcraou ry Noble, ~ndy'-'i'o~. llbtibl' ~~~- faqtlly ~nd llerl Rhode• Rowland anrl ~enny Lawhorn. A contribution of $100 for the w~e' MondaY evening guests or Thera:JCulic l'enlcr cl Magnetic , ·' Mr,."lnd Mn.' Owen Anderoon nl Springs, Ohlu, wao voled when the , ,;~ ..~nijqul!y. Exemplar Cl.apter of Bela Sigma ,.; •l · Mt. and l(ra. Herhorl Rou•h Phi met with Mrs. Thoma1 Rue presiding. The Center Is o parllc: •· ' 'IP~ aon ~•1'-d on Mr and M" ular project of the Beta Sigma ttr~ Valcle Spencer at Symusc Sun· '"\ day. The WSCS of the Muon Metho· Phi •ororlly ' Jlr. and loin. Chorlt·s Knight !list Church met In regular ,.,. Plan• were dlscuSBcd ft>r c Rum· l~l of Raelna apenl sundoy eve· slon on Monday evening al the mage Sale to be held In October. A llallowe'Pn party for members lillY· 'wllb Mr. and Mrs Chari" rhurch Mrs. Stella Chattin preolded at Ia to be held on October 29 al the ICIII,Citllnl . Sr. , the meeting In lbe ablence of home of Mro Roaer Morgan Mr• P,fargarat Plckeao, pretlcleat. The cuiluro. program for tho ·~· JASHAN The call to worahlp was riven evenlnl waa pr... nled by "'" Milo A. H. Ioiiey by Mrs. Chollin followed by two Mor1an on the topic "Converso· Nn. • Wllllono t'cnlon, the weekcnrl aonaa ~ung by the aroup. The new lion " pro~rtm boo). (or tha cof~!~Pi ua. 'e(reshmcnte were served to and •ialer·lq, aon 1\'P lni~WJ,d - tq • !!li. ·ll'9.~P\ tl\ll•.pjeinbm by Helen Atkins and Arvol Holter, olfull and The ).berne ~~ ·lbe ~prbcrim boo'lr !.Ito. ,'Joan D!;wtwlez ..--..----RD anent '' "March of l/llullmt". ' ~ A lpeclal colieclion Wit ··-~n which wUI be used lor lll~iloa~~ ' ~ ...,. TELEVISION GUID.E jConllnutd From Pogo oMI · • ' Ab)~a was born in the San F,_. nalldo V•llP~' and !lttll resides theN!. Ke ha! JUSt completed a 12,1J!l0· mile to ur of the United States and 1:-~ cnroute on another now, lle dutc m Porn~ro) be 111g one ' of his ~~ tlps lnhaitance, of coune-, flnten M Car mOJt Ohio 1 and Heip County larmer1 are not feeding as mucb nolrlenls " the loherltance o! the eow wiU utilize. the .p1dure, but .~· Females Two important dateo lor lfelgl County rarmera to remember lhio I wee~ are September 30th the laat dale to file federal guollne refun41 applieationo and October Znd C<lm Field Day at the Tho11111 D. Sayre form on Route 336 Weclneoday at 1:110 P. M. . ~ ··QN . MRY ·CO~Nl ,., hllclllnt i11 preifuct111 , ., r l ,....-... . IIN!I., r.tc•errm• ,;): getinonthe FU~ enter the I :IG · CULL·O Person to Person News SA·W SeanninJ the Weather The rrte Show Saturday-ChaiiiMI I p;;;;ii;55 NEWS BRIEFS Daily Sentmel liiiLI\11 MI}Jitl~ JIIN IIELSINK!. FIQiaod UP-The villa of the !ale Finnish compos er Jean Sibelius In nearby Jocr Y•npaeae probably will be turn ~d Into a museum in the future, lnformect sourcea said taday Daybook CCL SALE Sandwich('!, home-made cake and pie, cof!ee and pop wtll be ATOMIC TIST DELAYED sold nt the Burnette anttion kale LAS VEGAS, Nev UP- Unf" Saturday by the Child Conserva· orable surface wmds today fore lion League with Mrs. Denver ed another 24-hour delay in the R1ce as a:en"ral chairman of the Atomic Energy Commi5Ston's 23rd dr1ve nuclear shot of the 19~7 1., 1 scrtes. The AEC rescheduled the RUMMAGE SALE Plnn.s were mode for a Rum"Charleston" •hot from a bflio<~n 1,1100 ,te~~ 1 baove ~eserl ,!Qt ~ mage S•)e to be hfld on Octpber a. m. p,d\ Solur ay. II wHs to 18·19 wtth the plaee"\JJ--oo an· have been fired Monday, but ad· nounced later whc'n the Fides verllc weather has caused post· Lodge, No 210, Knights of Pylhi· us, mrt Wedr~rt~day at the K of P. ponemcnt. !loll with Emerson Jones, Chancel· lor Commal!,ier, presiding Re· FLU VACCINE R!LEASEO WASI'iJNGTON UP- Tne U S freshments were served hy Cash Public Health Service hBs rcleas Bohr. ed 3 ,712.0~9 more shots of Asian BRIDO& WIN llu vaccjne, brmging to more Mrs. George Faris, Columbus, than ten mlllton the number of doses of the vaccine dislrlbtttcd the former Lucille Dutton, daughl· er of Ur. and Mn C. P Dutton, an 1(he pnst seven weeks Middle-port, was a winner m th~ mixed pair event Gf th"' Central SEOliOITION ORDERED JOIIANNESUURG, South Af•·lc. Ohm Brtdge Assoclalton's Fall Fe,. UP-The l'cderal Transportation tlval il the Dcsbler Htlton Hotel Board today ordered the Johnn· recenlly. Her partner was William nesburg City Council to ln:;tllUto Gardner. total segregation in all bu•es and RIVP.RVIEW PTA other public vehicles by Jan t The Riverview PTA will meet SHAH'S DAUGHTIR TO WID nt the new Rl\•ervlew Grade School TEHRAN, Iran UP- Prmces:! on Monday, Sept. 30 at 8 p. m. Shahnaz, 17 year old dnughter of All membe" are asked to bring tho Shah or Iran, will marry Ar a decorated hat in a paper bag, deshlr Zahcdi, 29, son of rormN' hal• wtll oo judged and prizes Prtme Mlnl•ler Gen. Gazlollah 11ven. Rcirc'·hmcnts w11l be sorv· Zahedi, on Oct. 11 wns announ ell ced olflclally Thursday night Nil'( ARRIVAL Mr Jnd Mrs. Kenneth R Story DOG CHASE FATAL of D1yton, Ohio are announcing FORT MYERS, ••to UP- A two Ins the birth of a daught•r. Llso year old g11l oh01ed a doa Into • Diane, on Sept. 15. Gr~ndparenlo drainage canal and drownc~l are Mr ahd llro. E. L. Story ••d Thursday. The victim was Karen Mr. and Mr:. Dana Howell, both Mimo, daushter of S&l- Wilbur of Pomeroy, R. D. 1. Tb~ story• Mill!$, olalloncd at Fl. Sam l!ous• have two other children, Mlcha~l, ton, Tex~ II ' iftd Susan. a They are lornt~! __,.,.. residents of Pomeroy, Rl 1 aM OI.D IRIAD WINS A\hfns, Ohio.. • POM'ONA, Calli. UP....atrccter Blair. 69 y•or old antlqu~ denlor won ltr&\ prile Thursd•Y ut the Los Angeles CQnnly Foir for 1 loaf ol whole wheal nut bread Blair sald he baked lh•' loaf last year and hJ4 It store4 In his deep freeze until judrin& lime Tbe am· aleur baker pulled the same feat Jut year ~I the fair by winnln& a blue ribbon with 1 year old loor. JP• 't Servicemen . MEDITERRAm:AN SEA (}1!T· NC) - Dale Harrl,on, electrician's mate flrem"'· USN, of Route 1, Pomeroy, aboard the uttUty land· Ina croft USS l473, took part In the World Atlantic Treaty Organ· littlon exercbe "D.eepwf)er" an amphlbloUJ l'&anlt IJJldi•• ll)e beach~• of the s,rQs .BJY .arit:9tf lhe Thraelan Peninsula of Western Turkey durih~ Sept. 2f ~ oJ "Deepwater" was one\ or. a ser· les of regular exer~ises' desilned to lest and 11!1!> the mlli\llrf de· lenslvo caplbtlitles of,_ the land. sea and air fJrces of ~e partici· paling NATO nallona:~ Life on the Farm Captsln X,n1aroo Mighty MOUlt PlarbOUN Lucky I Jlaneh Saturday Piayhouse Jimmy Dean Show The J..ollll Ra.,er Town and Counti'J Baseball Preview Game of the Week 1V Classroom Corlt" Archer Sa\ll'oay News ·, ' 51& Fo~tball ~coreboard . The Eerly Sho~ Your !jaso Re~orte. Spr.tr Plrade WealhMnan The Weeks' News i" Revul Douglu EdwarCII Playhouse of Stara Weal hint Story Destiny Pro F'ootbnll Hlghlighls Tbe Lineup t:OO 1:30 5:45 5:55 6•00 6·1& .,.30 1.00 7:30 8·30 The farmers Home Administralwn loaned 3W bilhon dollm lo farmers dllring the fiscal year 1957, an increase or about 15 per· cent over lo.ma of the previous year -..;;;;;;;;;.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;.;-;;;---;;;-.;;;;;, ---~ ... .. · 5.30 You Are There , G.uO Mr. Dlslrlcl Attorne, 6:30 Perry Mason 7.30 Dick a~d the Duchess 8·00 Gale Storm Show 8:30 Have Gun 'Will Travel 9:00 Gu~~~:moke 9:30 Golden PbyhoUie , 10.00 The L>te Show • 11:00 The Late; Late Show MEIGS EQUIPMENT c· Where QuaUty 11 Parmouat Butlentut llld flld St. ' WHTN...TV Clotanne_l1_3_ t WJ EH ; Me~, Cownty Nllfs ' . . •, ' 9 30 10 00 !0:10 11:30 CHANN!lil' f'IUJlA II' ' 10.~9 sign on n·oo Adventures Ia Learnlnl ~· 11 :5'0 '~. .n::. • 11·50 Neighbors 12 05 "'oon News 12:15 · C~tO(In ;ctub Ll~ce ' · . · ' ,Gretchen Wade Sho.w ; 1.30 J.lovie Mathiee .. 3·00 American Bandstand . £:30 Rln Tin Ia on 990 S(IOt On Your ·' ' ·' Ra41A Qial \ Writer 7·00 7:30 8·00 8:30 9:110 Jim Bowie ~1100 Kid SheriiK'k Holmes Date Wilb lbe An&ell Frankie Lane 12159 Sjtn 04 1~:45 Jtev. Ell'>'qod GU>ba 1:00 l.lovk• • 4.30 Bible Time 5·00 Football S.Onboard , 5:30 Saturday Newa Review 5:45 Personal Profile 8:00 t..t1 ta~ 11 uver 6:~0 Famo111 Film Fesll..J 11:00 ~olllll''l' Mua!c 1~bllee 8:00 ~ne L. mnre Wellt Sbow 9·QO 8:30 9:315 11:30 DIII'UTID ¥.WI Mass. UP-Mrs Marauerlte Wl~klloe of Turners Fallo Iieure~ ~ 'I'Qrtr. In a can of eorn ehe pureliasod wu worth $&.000 damares-but a jud&e rul· ed It wu worth just I~ cents. Tho am~unt repre!t8jlted tluo price ohe paid for thf corn al a FALL HUitTS ACTOR BATON ROl/GE, La. UP- lo~al atore. Movie otar Paul Newman suffered CANOII, KIDS LIKINED I ll~h 0~ hit foreheod when no Ill. 1JP-JIIo one tlipped and fell In his motel bath canDEC.\~R. aay bl&h ~ebool principii ro0J11 loloqqy. llell• didn't alve !sir warn RaJburn, Mn. t.oulu and Nellie David In,. BellS eharaed wilh patldhng. "dklna •nd Mill Sue Adklnt of two a\udents, hit a tlan In• hls Plain '>:tlley attended oervices at offiCe "Some kids, Ute canoes, Baptlll' Chureh Saturday are more eaaily eonirolled U paddled !tom the rear ." ' When it comes To buying a new Automatic Washer, , J.llke WaDP Interview Newa Hflhlill>la 2oth Century Theater SIJII Oil -~~~--~~~~~- Mrs. C. Bradbury Is Hostess for WOLF PEN Tile }.lncoln RIIBBeUs bad u l!leir auiilt on s,turday, their \oo daull>t~r, )!ri' Clinton (jllller, Jr. Bta4bu!Y enter 4fld .e~dllren 111 Harril,onvlll• and .-!'11(1111 Cltlb Tueod~ 'lD ~,II~< motl!er. Mra. PriJ!il: e;•t~~~~§l~~:were awart!e{")Cnailp··?f'~'•t Cotwnbla. w. Va., ti ldri. Edwftoil ~ aleler, ..\Mn, ,~ Krlopp of 80-(a and aaon, tll.e~:~n· aod da\11111~1n· . Ia~ 'M#rt~ l(n. J)pje , R~ ~a · "G"'ta. ' ~"lub '! ' ~ ,• 1' f:ow holght ' ' lalancad lnKIJon t 5 IPtHdlng IGlel I 1 ::~~~~~~n·~i~-~~~r~~a::· RUSBell an4)ljacl)'a ,Jone• or POm• eroy. Haul big, 2'k-ton loads, make fewer trips! Get rug. sed eonatruction ••• bal· anced traction for tractor Ollwelng~-.- with end spreader to spread fast •, I I . 80WLAO lllmulatea t11o low of aalulol ~nl !rom aow to3011111' p, ................ Cl'fOduel tadlrtl Dlllr!u.:. A . ' I I I . : ' I 8W,.flT.OilO will help,_ pip tbroulh the ..,t1-ko. Younl pip wit! tall MBTGRO lllll !"""" back Cor more. Helpct Wild "'-''bla fullt durillf 1 ~~ ·~·-..17-ko. ;: ' . and even In all conditions. i Come In today aod see! Meigs Equipment Company, Inc. When O•ollly Ia Par-nt Cor. 2nd and Buttenint Pomeroy, 0. ~·~ PIG GllOWIIl PILL.,. lob ~tr:"~lf''_'l'•f- wben rrio~iia~ Red Brand Fencing . Ao3c WiiiJtano Jo,rdt' A.;c ,WUIInm C. son of Mr. ~if 11rs. William Jordan of Lo., IIOtlom lo now at holne on lea~ from Chanute AFB. Jordan lo schedllled to report October I al Wetllover Air Baa. tt Spri~tfllld, Mau. good as NOW McCormick' We have a Good Supply of - be a Ume as ,No. 30 'Manure Spreader , ' E/. ALL I ' .,..,.... GRii:ENfl~. itlM MORE HOI \ '. ' ' ' Plone ISO --·- - ------ ,, ~lf 1·~11111113 4:30 Cartqon Club · D._?;! lllckey llo~ C11111 • w Five Star Flaal 8:15 John o.l~ ''• .he Iftwa Daily Mulberry ' Ave, High Tension Newa of the NiJhl Theater 13 . SIIIJ Off Woven Wire, Barb Wire Middlep.ort Feed Mitt We Do Custom (Jrlndlng N. 2nd AVE. Master t.eluxe Master Deluxe Dryer-$209 Washer-$279 Deluxe Automatic Washer ·························· as Deluxe Automatic Dryer ·:.. · ........ .......... · ·.. · as IUw: ~• Wringer Type Washers .... · .......... '.... ·.. · ·POMEROY Phone 9.8 · • E. Main �.f.t ft"· ' ,- · < - "' ~~Y ~ntlnet, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Sept. 27. !957 Square Dancing . ~ ~::~. . t~D Jhe Daily Sentinel " ·.· TO INTDESTS 011' MEIGS-MASON AJll!l ·• :, , ~' '' I. OWIN cliCIWID liYNilLP 1. G;1~~~~~~0'rf0~A~ER '"" , ,'l'llaoftit =~~"':"Ill• ltoN Wrlhtr, Sports !dltor . ~a A•e., New oit~~v_e, BoiiiDeW·II'Jml>all, lac. HI ...,. ~. ..•'•··lfttlred u JeCOod eiili'~~~~·malfll Y. O~Jo. ot the post ofllce at Pom ..y 8ublt!rlpU011 ral<!a· DeU~ by =l~.BO,_ Ia advance af'h: ~~\G1:,~~re1 avofal111able 30 eentllllf Ill, • • : three montlu $3 90 8 e "'· $1' 60; 111 iltt110tllh II. By moll 0110 motor :outo where ,..liable: • mohtha, M.!!S; three moutlu, .. w.tune month, Sl. rubn.hed every altern ~~~.!IJIO lleehaDJc':_ ~~n~•1 1•1 Tbe Ohio v-. Sen.,. tl;!lil i"l """"'Dhono Wf ._,., ''· llua1eeaa office phone . rearM· :f. * .!'.•;' · ~orning Star By Irma B. lhle " Word was received here of lht• s~dden death of Mrs. Arthur Sanger of Toledo She was 1 lormer resident or this communih Larry Holler and David Uyseri ' 1ell Tuesday to allend college al OSU, Columbus. "" Charles !hie and Roy Van .._.llettr went with lhetr FFA class - - to the Ohio Valley Experiment Farm near Point Plcasunt Tues· day. w,;., Harry and George Hollor of tended the plowm•l oontests 01 Peebles, o., Thursday ~"· Norma Allison of Eost Livtrpool is vlallltng her coUJin, Mrs. Bertha Boiler • few weeks Several from here allondcd the Weber Thomo sole at Bunker Hill Saturday afternoon. . Mrs. Mildrad !hie and son were Vllillng the formers daughlor Phyllls al Athens SundaJ'. ' John !hie and family •tlended - the Grange picnic held at ror:land Park Sunday. who have been Charle.non and turned home v1sJt1ng m so C'lendemln re· Sstu~"dav Mrs. Wesley Bowen who hall been vlslttng her parents, Mr •nd Mr!!. Arthur Orr returned to her home in Columbus Mr aad Mrs Hurlc) Carman Addison spent Sunday evening with llr and Mrs. J c. McKay ~Jr. and Mk·s. Blny ()or and sons, Reedsville spent t~e week end with Mr. and M,., Clint Orr · Mrs. Lola Sorden. Eagle Ridge spent a few dayo w1lh hor duueh· ter !Irs Ruby Orr ~f~. and Mrs Herman Carson spent Sunday afternoon wllh Mr ond Mrs. Raymond Frank, Chesttr. Mr. ana Mrs. Junior While and Dorl• While •pent Saturday with Mr. and Mrs Clayton Jones, so. Charleston. l\lr and Mrs. Ralph Ballard pnd son spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. John Howerton, So Charleston. Mr. and Mrs. Dana Carr, Chfl· llcolhe spcnt Saturday with Mr. and Mrs Clint Orr APPlE GRdVE He records for Block Mountain Ables. In the workshop, will present late>t calls and terminology, w~lc~ will be followed bj the traditional followsh1p dinner serv· ed by the Meigs County 4-ff clubs ReseJ'\•athms for the danner are urged, Frorn 8 to 11 the evening da nce party will be held with Ables call· ~ng,, Eaeb club to be represented m tne Mt~..Pbio area is asked to brl~' lt1 pennant. A colorful and emhng, limo lo traditional during the evening dance. Joint District I l Exemplar Chapter 'Votes$100To -Health Center Mason Method •'st Wscs Sessl'on Held On Monday .,, ' Mrs AJdie Fugate rrr~· ~:·~:~~rn~.~~~9~ltl!'lm. JsSUr.~rised On ~:.. ~:.~l~~ 0ft:.t::.~·~r~u~! Her Birthday Carman Clark Cook Saturday rvun· and Mr. Orvy Thoma .~ ~[ji!;~~!f\1~ 11 opcndtna with her Mro. Hertnan l\lro. Addt. Vupte' wu aurprlaed reettnliy wb•n ber blrthdar "'' 0 celebrated at th,l ~ome of Mr. and Mrs. Harol4 s.u•r ~d dau1hter, ., 11aey Jluth, at lerhari !oleadoWI. A color acheme of creen and Yellow Wil Uled In the candles, The 1oliy Workers nau of the llowera l~d ct.torated cake whlc~ Mllon llelhodill Chw'ell held itl ootlee. waa aened with . Ice cream and Tho~e preoent were Mn ru•ate, Mr. attd Mn. Go•••• S1uer Jill'. ~~e~m · S.~er. Mr. and Mrs. 11erold 9aut' and Mary Ruth. Mrs. Charlotte P'!l41lt, Middleport. wa1 liftable to atttnd tbt pan~. ktr J II YWOr Aids Class H Monthly Meetitlg 5:00 5:45 6:00 8:1& 6:22 8:30 7.00 7:30 8·00 WSAZ -TV Ckannel3 Friday I:o:oo 10:30 10:40 12.00 I :00 Sign On Today Romlier Roon 1'reas~~re Hunt The Price '• W&bt Truth or Consequencu Tic Tac Dou1h U Could Be Y.oa Ne"" Report Movletlme Bride •nd Gruom J.latln<e Tlleater Queen For A uu Modern RomallC,.. Cometty Tb•e Trouble with Father Spinach Puyhouse NBC Newa News Piclttre Sports Eye Wealhercast Saber of London Deoth 'Volley Days Ll!e •I Riley 11-Squod The entue anal,rslB polnt1 out increued Fedml Men News Hea~Uaea Nllewa.eh To.1igbt Si2n Off of nu· roughage utually resutta in a Jr;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;.;..#.;;o~ slower rate of mcreased produe· tion than when tht nutr1enb are obtained by the feedmg of t:oneentratn Satunlpr- Qlu!\11 J 8:30 FRIDAY 7:00 Jimmie Dean 10:00 7:30 Boaton Blackle 10:05 8:00 Capt.dn Kan1aroo 10:10 8:45 CBS News 8:55 Loeal News I'J' 9:00 Garry Jloore 10:30 Slrib It Blcl ' 1 8:00 11·00 NiW. 8:30 11!10 ICflle'a Aima111c 11:15 Love of Life 9:30 11:30 Search for Tomorrow 10:00 10;30 11 :f5 GuldiDI Lilhl >11:00 12:00 Katle'p Kltehea 12:30 AI the World Tuna 12:00 1:00 Beat the Clork 12:30 I :3G HoutM!party 12:45 12:5& 2:00 8!1 Payoff 2!~0 T~~ V'rdlct Is Youn 4:00 s,oo l!ri.hte~ Day 4.30 1:15 Secre\ $torm 5:00 3:30 Edse ol NIJbt feedlnJ trienta re•ulls m higher produc· tlon Jncreue in the feedinJ or 8:25 stgn o~ 8:30 Circle 3 Ranch 9:30 Gumby 10•00 l'lll')' IO:MO" Ciipt. GtUJnt 11:00 True Stoly , 11:30 Detectlve'a D11J1 i l2:00 Forel:n lnlr!llle 12:30 My Liale MarJie 1.00 Down on the Farm I ·30 Western Theater 3:45 NCAA Football 5:U Foot~all Scoreboard 6.00 Hopalong Ca8Bidr 6:30 ~41ur~ay Nit..J\ Jalllboret 7:00 Perry Como Show 8.00 Club Oasis 8.30 Gisele MacKentle Show 9 00 Dollu A Second 9·30 Your Jlit Parade 10.00 News ond Sports Hoc4111W 10·10 Nllewotcb • · 12:30 Si&n ·Off 8:39 Tbe Tbin Man ~:00 Caval.ade of Sj)Orio 9:4& lief llarbef's C'"'ler I 3-yelr tour of dt•ly "'· . •·so Meigs Teachers T 'b Ute I p 'd C try f OUnd Sh I VanMatre and Loren• Harleaa. 5·35 600 9:00 9:30 10.00 10:30 11 ·00 111 ·30 12.00 12•15 1•30 l:OO 8:00 3:45 4.00 Record Co, and has Cour recorda published to date, all of them htts. Before Ables takes over the ar. ternoon worl\shop or the local feativ.a l, 3 to 5 p m vu;atmg cal· lers will swap recipes wath ade· quate opportumt1es to work out problems of the dancers (Conllnuecl From Pogo One) as presldcnl 91 the Louisvi lle ~ducallonoi A's sociatlon. She also Is a life mem· ber of lhe Notional Educatioo Assoclallon and belongs to Delta Kappa Gamma, Kappa Della Pi, lllld P1 Lambda Theta Her schedule at Me1gs scllools · Sept. 30, Rullond grades 1 and 6 from 9 lo 9:45 • m ; Harrisonville grade 6 from 10 to 10 45 a m; Columbia, grade< 3. 5, 6. from 11:16 to 12, Salem Cenlet grades I, 2, 3, 4, from 1 15 lo 2 P· m.; Bradbury crades I, 2, 3, 4, from N5 to 3 30 p m Ocl. l-5allobury, grades 1. 2, By Mtt. Harbert Roush rl S a1 3. 4, from 8.4~ to 9:30 a. m: SY· Walter McDade of Troy apenl grodes 1-8 from 10 to lh~ weekend wlth II,., Walter 0\ln efS '"""' 11:30 a m.; Portland grades 1-0 . RolJ,Ih·, )jls wife who had J>Oep ·ID, . W., from 1:!5 to 2:15 and Riverview ,; f~ltlng here accompanied hUn ~Y~~il~§A'" C 00 · hom~. ' · '')I~ t'i'de ~hool paid Ill· aradcs 1·~ from z:•G to 3 30 p F1iends and rolallvca gathere.il "!mt~':W.#~ founders of eountry II lno home of Mrs. '.(alter 1 and to/tlill' wi'ller1 of the CodatitU· Oct. 2-Tuppers Plains grades RoUsh to surprise her qn .·lnlr t1on'1!i1' ~!l · fOHmbly ~rogram· on' 1-8 from 915 to 10·1&; Chesler aeventy.flrst ~lrlhday ThUIBday FridaY~ ~eptember 20. in conjunc· grad" 1·8 from 10·ao to 11 30 ~•-1 . tv!lllins. '!'hey w~re Mrs. Dolly lion wil~ the e~le~ratlon of Con· Lelort gradtt 1·8 from I p m I~ :•;·, Wqlle. Mro. RlUSell · Roush and alituUon .weck fro111 September 17 2 p. m. and Racine grades 1 8 dauhters, Mrs Harold Rou 8n lo 24. from 2·15 to 3:1& p. m ;, . _lolr.- and Mr• Ge~ lla&yn. ~nd The pro~rom featured ,.vera! Supervisllr Bowen indicated ., •. daurhterl and Mrs j\Qii Hill ahd tklla which e1piainM the purpn!e that schools not having changed 'lens all of Syracu•e: Mr and and need of the Constitution. Pa· over completely from the form· .,., Mra. Herbert Ro1uh and 100 triotlc son&s were also used m the er "Lyons and Carnahan ' readerJ ~-~· Mr. and Mrs. Howard Roush and prognm. are scheduled to do so m the daughter, Anloqulty· Oil Boston Mra. Lester Roush • and family ' Fifth Grn~m of Mrs. BellY future . Stewart Boston, Mrs. Waller M.. : Foreman and MIBS LeBBie Sleeth ,;·;, Dade ot Troy She received manv together with Sixth graders of Mrs. , ,..,f, lifts and ·qarda. Refresbm~ots oJ :""~• ~mlth , part)ciplleo in the Ice cream. coke and coffee ~ "P' ogrotn. · . organlza\lon cr Its kl~d ever to rt· terved. SluJents parllclpatlng were ceave ! 'charler from t'lie COII!l:fCSS '' Mary Artla, .ludy Duncan, Suale or the United Slates. Mr, and Mrs Earl Rnblnsou Johnson, Billie Roush, Sarab The DAV chapters and Auxtl· ' 1' !lave purchased the ErnCil Clnrk Brlnk•r. Marilyn l!uddleslon, Nan· iary Units in the following c1lles ~ pr~perty, cy Thurn, Ronnie Miller. Pamela are expected to send deleg•tlons ~~.. :· Atl Sylveater wao callod to Stewart, Alire Faye Johnson, Lera to the conference: Gallipohs, Chol· MlnuelOla due to the deoth of Bennell, Marilyn Stanley, Diane li~othe, Portsmouth, Attaens, Ironhll father, William Sylveder Meadows, Paul Burris, Jimmy Rua· ton, Pomerpy, McArthur, Jn('kson, Friday, sell, ,Jmy Uurns, Harry S~rlace, Col~mbua Newerk Lancaster, lit Harold Roush, James Blosser Sha~on Maynnrd. I vernon, Mary•vllle, Loiall, Circle· Andy Cro10, Bob Burnem and El Lmda Chattin,, ~heila W•lker, v•lle, Dtlaw•n, Ml. Gilead ond ' J • mer Plekens allended the plow: 1'(~. rosler,~\Qary, Glbbo, Tommy I!ftll. Inc conteols al Pceble., Tbur~: febwan, !.ddlt ftarrio, Bobby day. , , • Grimm, Gf~tua Aldridge, Carolyn I Nro. 1\laM Spnn,lcr ano! 'family Neville, ~~tverljr Bur~~;~. Phyllis of P.ttersbul'j{. va. are vJafllnng Queen, Malf Aqn Rickard, Norma horllltother,- Mrs. Lello nunc nnd Boswell, Ca~lyll•!la~ ··~ Harv· familY• !ella Newlal\4, 'I'GIJIIIIY .ll'o\'ina, J,ar· Jl~: and Mil Arnold Andcraou ry Noble, ~ndy'-'i'o~. llbtibl' ~~~- faqtlly ~nd llerl Rhode• Rowland anrl ~enny Lawhorn. A contribution of $100 for the w~e' MondaY evening guests or Thera:JCulic l'enlcr cl Magnetic , ·' Mr,."lnd Mn.' Owen Anderoon nl Springs, Ohlu, wao voled when the , ,;~ ..~nijqul!y. Exemplar Cl.apter of Bela Sigma ,.; •l · Mt. and l(ra. Herhorl Rou•h Phi met with Mrs. Thoma1 Rue presiding. The Center Is o parllc: •· ' 'IP~ aon ~•1'-d on Mr and M" ular project of the Beta Sigma ttr~ Valcle Spencer at Symusc Sun· '"\ day. The WSCS of the Muon Metho· Phi •ororlly ' Jlr. and loin. Chorlt·s Knight !list Church met In regular ,.,. Plan• were dlscuSBcd ft>r c Rum· l~l of Raelna apenl sundoy eve· slon on Monday evening al the mage Sale to be held In October. A llallowe'Pn party for members lillY· 'wllb Mr. and Mrs Chari" rhurch Mrs. Stella Chattin preolded at Ia to be held on October 29 al the ICIII,Citllnl . Sr. , the meeting In lbe ablence of home of Mro Roaer Morgan Mr• P,fargarat Plckeao, pretlcleat. The cuiluro. program for tho ·~· JASHAN The call to worahlp was riven evenlnl waa pr... nled by "'" Milo A. H. Ioiiey by Mrs. Chollin followed by two Mor1an on the topic "Converso· Nn. • Wllllono t'cnlon, the weekcnrl aonaa ~ung by the aroup. The new lion " pro~rtm boo). (or tha cof~!~Pi ua. 'e(reshmcnte were served to and •ialer·lq, aon 1\'P lni~WJ,d - tq • !!li. ·ll'9.~P\ tl\ll•.pjeinbm by Helen Atkins and Arvol Holter, olfull and The ).berne ~~ ·lbe ~prbcrim boo'lr !.Ito. ,'Joan D!;wtwlez ..--..----RD anent '' "March of l/llullmt". ' ~ A lpeclal colieclion Wit ··-~n which wUI be used lor lll~iloa~~ ' ~ ...,. TELEVISION GUID.E jConllnutd From Pogo oMI · • ' Ab)~a was born in the San F,_. nalldo V•llP~' and !lttll resides theN!. Ke ha! JUSt completed a 12,1J!l0· mile to ur of the United States and 1:-~ cnroute on another now, lle dutc m Porn~ro) be 111g one ' of his ~~ tlps lnhaitance, of coune-, flnten M Car mOJt Ohio 1 and Heip County larmer1 are not feeding as mucb nolrlenls " the loherltance o! the eow wiU utilize. the .p1dure, but .~· Females Two important dateo lor lfelgl County rarmera to remember lhio I wee~ are September 30th the laat dale to file federal guollne refun41 applieationo and October Znd C<lm Field Day at the Tho11111 D. Sayre form on Route 336 Weclneoday at 1:110 P. M. . ~ ··QN . MRY ·CO~Nl ,., hllclllnt i11 preifuct111 , ., r l ,....-... . IIN!I., r.tc•errm• ,;): getinonthe FU~ enter the I :IG · CULL·O Person to Person News SA·W SeanninJ the Weather The rrte Show Saturday-ChaiiiMI I p;;;;ii;55 NEWS BRIEFS Daily Sentmel liiiLI\11 MI}Jitl~ JIIN IIELSINK!. FIQiaod UP-The villa of the !ale Finnish compos er Jean Sibelius In nearby Jocr Y•npaeae probably will be turn ~d Into a museum in the future, lnformect sourcea said taday Daybook CCL SALE Sandwich('!, home-made cake and pie, cof!ee and pop wtll be ATOMIC TIST DELAYED sold nt the Burnette anttion kale LAS VEGAS, Nev UP- Unf" Saturday by the Child Conserva· orable surface wmds today fore lion League with Mrs. Denver ed another 24-hour delay in the R1ce as a:en"ral chairman of the Atomic Energy Commi5Ston's 23rd dr1ve nuclear shot of the 19~7 1., 1 scrtes. The AEC rescheduled the RUMMAGE SALE Plnn.s were mode for a Rum"Charleston" •hot from a bflio<~n 1,1100 ,te~~ 1 baove ~eserl ,!Qt ~ mage S•)e to be hfld on Octpber a. m. p,d\ Solur ay. II wHs to 18·19 wtth the plaee"\JJ--oo an· have been fired Monday, but ad· nounced later whc'n the Fides verllc weather has caused post· Lodge, No 210, Knights of Pylhi· us, mrt Wedr~rt~day at the K of P. ponemcnt. !loll with Emerson Jones, Chancel· lor Commal!,ier, presiding Re· FLU VACCINE R!LEASEO WASI'iJNGTON UP- Tne U S freshments were served hy Cash Public Health Service hBs rcleas Bohr. ed 3 ,712.0~9 more shots of Asian BRIDO& WIN llu vaccjne, brmging to more Mrs. George Faris, Columbus, than ten mlllton the number of doses of the vaccine dislrlbtttcd the former Lucille Dutton, daughl· er of Ur. and Mn C. P Dutton, an 1(he pnst seven weeks Middle-port, was a winner m th~ mixed pair event Gf th"' Central SEOliOITION ORDERED JOIIANNESUURG, South Af•·lc. Ohm Brtdge Assoclalton's Fall Fe,. UP-The l'cderal Transportation tlval il the Dcsbler Htlton Hotel Board today ordered the Johnn· recenlly. Her partner was William nesburg City Council to ln:;tllUto Gardner. total segregation in all bu•es and RIVP.RVIEW PTA other public vehicles by Jan t The Riverview PTA will meet SHAH'S DAUGHTIR TO WID nt the new Rl\•ervlew Grade School TEHRAN, Iran UP- Prmces:! on Monday, Sept. 30 at 8 p. m. Shahnaz, 17 year old dnughter of All membe" are asked to bring tho Shah or Iran, will marry Ar a decorated hat in a paper bag, deshlr Zahcdi, 29, son of rormN' hal• wtll oo judged and prizes Prtme Mlnl•ler Gen. Gazlollah 11ven. Rcirc'·hmcnts w11l be sorv· Zahedi, on Oct. 11 wns announ ell ced olflclally Thursday night Nil'( ARRIVAL Mr Jnd Mrs. Kenneth R Story DOG CHASE FATAL of D1yton, Ohio are announcing FORT MYERS, ••to UP- A two Ins the birth of a daught•r. Llso year old g11l oh01ed a doa Into • Diane, on Sept. 15. Gr~ndparenlo drainage canal and drownc~l are Mr ahd llro. E. L. Story ••d Thursday. The victim was Karen Mr. and Mr:. Dana Howell, both Mimo, daushter of S&l- Wilbur of Pomeroy, R. D. 1. Tb~ story• Mill!$, olalloncd at Fl. Sam l!ous• have two other children, Mlcha~l, ton, Tex~ II ' iftd Susan. a They are lornt~! __,.,.. residents of Pomeroy, Rl 1 aM OI.D IRIAD WINS A\hfns, Ohio.. • POM'ONA, Calli. UP....atrccter Blair. 69 y•or old antlqu~ denlor won ltr&\ prile Thursd•Y ut the Los Angeles CQnnly Foir for 1 loaf ol whole wheal nut bread Blair sald he baked lh•' loaf last year and hJ4 It store4 In his deep freeze until judrin& lime Tbe am· aleur baker pulled the same feat Jut year ~I the fair by winnln& a blue ribbon with 1 year old loor. JP• 't Servicemen . MEDITERRAm:AN SEA (}1!T· NC) - Dale Harrl,on, electrician's mate flrem"'· USN, of Route 1, Pomeroy, aboard the uttUty land· Ina croft USS l473, took part In the World Atlantic Treaty Organ· littlon exercbe "D.eepwf)er" an amphlbloUJ l'&anlt IJJldi•• ll)e beach~• of the s,rQs .BJY .arit:9tf lhe Thraelan Peninsula of Western Turkey durih~ Sept. 2f ~ oJ "Deepwater" was one\ or. a ser· les of regular exer~ises' desilned to lest and 11!1!> the mlli\llrf de· lenslvo caplbtlitles of,_ the land. sea and air fJrces of ~e partici· paling NATO nallona:~ Life on the Farm Captsln X,n1aroo Mighty MOUlt PlarbOUN Lucky I Jlaneh Saturday Piayhouse Jimmy Dean Show The J..ollll Ra.,er Town and Counti'J Baseball Preview Game of the Week 1V Classroom Corlt" Archer Sa\ll'oay News ·, ' 51& Fo~tball ~coreboard . The Eerly Sho~ Your !jaso Re~orte. Spr.tr Plrade WealhMnan The Weeks' News i" Revul Douglu EdwarCII Playhouse of Stara Weal hint Story Destiny Pro F'ootbnll Hlghlighls Tbe Lineup t:OO 1:30 5:45 5:55 6•00 6·1& .,.30 1.00 7:30 8·30 The farmers Home Administralwn loaned 3W bilhon dollm lo farmers dllring the fiscal year 1957, an increase or about 15 per· cent over lo.ma of the previous year -..;;;;;;;;;.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;.;-;;;---;;;-.;;;;;, ---~ ... .. · 5.30 You Are There , G.uO Mr. Dlslrlcl Attorne, 6:30 Perry Mason 7.30 Dick a~d the Duchess 8·00 Gale Storm Show 8:30 Have Gun 'Will Travel 9:00 Gu~~~:moke 9:30 Golden PbyhoUie , 10.00 The L>te Show • 11:00 The Late; Late Show MEIGS EQUIPMENT c· Where QuaUty 11 Parmouat Butlentut llld flld St. ' WHTN...TV Clotanne_l1_3_ t WJ EH ; Me~, Cownty Nllfs ' . . •, ' 9 30 10 00 !0:10 11:30 CHANN!lil' f'IUJlA II' ' 10.~9 sign on n·oo Adventures Ia Learnlnl ~· 11 :5'0 '~. .n::. • 11·50 Neighbors 12 05 "'oon News 12:15 · C~tO(In ;ctub Ll~ce ' · . · ' ,Gretchen Wade Sho.w ; 1.30 J.lovie Mathiee .. 3·00 American Bandstand . £:30 Rln Tin Ia on 990 S(IOt On Your ·' ' ·' Ra41A Qial \ Writer 7·00 7:30 8·00 8:30 9:110 Jim Bowie ~1100 Kid SheriiK'k Holmes Date Wilb lbe An&ell Frankie Lane 12159 Sjtn 04 1~:45 Jtev. Ell'>'qod GU>ba 1:00 l.lovk• • 4.30 Bible Time 5·00 Football S.Onboard , 5:30 Saturday Newa Review 5:45 Personal Profile 8:00 t..t1 ta~ 11 uver 6:~0 Famo111 Film Fesll..J 11:00 ~olllll''l' Mua!c 1~bllee 8:00 ~ne L. mnre Wellt Sbow 9·QO 8:30 9:315 11:30 DIII'UTID ¥.WI Mass. UP-Mrs Marauerlte Wl~klloe of Turners Fallo Iieure~ ~ 'I'Qrtr. In a can of eorn ehe pureliasod wu worth $&.000 damares-but a jud&e rul· ed It wu worth just I~ cents. Tho am~unt repre!t8jlted tluo price ohe paid for thf corn al a FALL HUitTS ACTOR BATON ROl/GE, La. UP- lo~al atore. Movie otar Paul Newman suffered CANOII, KIDS LIKINED I ll~h 0~ hit foreheod when no Ill. 1JP-JIIo one tlipped and fell In his motel bath canDEC.\~R. aay bl&h ~ebool principii ro0J11 loloqqy. llell• didn't alve !sir warn RaJburn, Mn. t.oulu and Nellie David In,. BellS eharaed wilh patldhng. "dklna •nd Mill Sue Adklnt of two a\udents, hit a tlan In• hls Plain '>:tlley attended oervices at offiCe "Some kids, Ute canoes, Baptlll' Chureh Saturday are more eaaily eonirolled U paddled !tom the rear ." ' When it comes To buying a new Automatic Washer, , J.llke WaDP Interview Newa Hflhlill>la 2oth Century Theater SIJII Oil -~~~--~~~~~- Mrs. C. Bradbury Is Hostess for WOLF PEN Tile }.lncoln RIIBBeUs bad u l!leir auiilt on s,turday, their \oo daull>t~r, )!ri' Clinton (jllller, Jr. Bta4bu!Y enter 4fld .e~dllren 111 Harril,onvlll• and .-!'11(1111 Cltlb Tueod~ 'lD ~,II~< motl!er. Mra. PriJ!il: e;•t~~~~§l~~:were awart!e{")Cnailp··?f'~'•t Cotwnbla. w. Va., ti ldri. Edwftoil ~ aleler, ..\Mn, ,~ Krlopp of 80-(a and aaon, tll.e~:~n· aod da\11111~1n· . Ia~ 'M#rt~ l(n. J)pje , R~ ~a · "G"'ta. ' ~"lub '! ' ~ ,• 1' f:ow holght ' ' lalancad lnKIJon t 5 IPtHdlng IGlel I 1 ::~~~~~~n·~i~-~~~r~~a::· RUSBell an4)ljacl)'a ,Jone• or POm• eroy. Haul big, 2'k-ton loads, make fewer trips! Get rug. sed eonatruction ••• bal· anced traction for tractor Ollwelng~-.- with end spreader to spread fast •, I I . 80WLAO lllmulatea t11o low of aalulol ~nl !rom aow to3011111' p, ................ Cl'fOduel tadlrtl Dlllr!u.:. A . ' I I I . : ' I 8W,.flT.OilO will help,_ pip tbroulh the ..,t1-ko. Younl pip wit! tall MBTGRO lllll !"""" back Cor more. Helpct Wild "'-''bla fullt durillf 1 ~~ ·~·-..17-ko. ;: ' . and even In all conditions. i Come In today aod see! Meigs Equipment Company, Inc. When O•ollly Ia Par-nt Cor. 2nd and Buttenint Pomeroy, 0. ~·~ PIG GllOWIIl PILL.,. lob ~tr:"~lf''_'l'•f- wben rrio~iia~ Red Brand Fencing . Ao3c WiiiJtano Jo,rdt' A.;c ,WUIInm C. son of Mr. ~if 11rs. William Jordan of Lo., IIOtlom lo now at holne on lea~ from Chanute AFB. Jordan lo schedllled to report October I al Wetllover Air Baa. tt Spri~tfllld, Mau. good as NOW McCormick' We have a Good Supply of - be a Ume as ,No. 30 'Manure Spreader , ' E/. ALL I ' .,..,.... GRii:ENfl~. itlM MORE HOI \ '. ' ' ' Plone ISO --·- - ------ ,, ~lf 1·~11111113 4:30 Cartqon Club · D._?;! lllckey llo~ C11111 • w Five Star Flaal 8:15 John o.l~ ''• .he Iftwa Daily Mulberry ' Ave, High Tension Newa of the NiJhl Theater 13 . SIIIJ Off Woven Wire, Barb Wire Middlep.ort Feed Mitt We Do Custom (Jrlndlng N. 2nd AVE. Master t.eluxe Master Deluxe Dryer-$209 Washer-$279 Deluxe Automatic Washer ·························· as Deluxe Automatic Dryer ·:.. · ........ .......... · ·.. · as IUw: ~• Wringer Type Washers .... · .......... '.... ·.. · ·POMEROY Phone 9.8 · • E. Main �,. ' j i . h ·' .Tontg· ,. , .• ,: · · ···· [ i . R Jackets, Panthers, Kick·Off SEOStillFootball ace A T. Nears ' L·cnt As. IDle · Oh FOr A arne,• l erS Are . t heUS G . ln]•Ured PREDICTION PANEL SCORES LISTED IN ORDER OF TEAMS NAM""' ...., Jonea •Jh•nlhe!s will be ' GAth ens at Middleport ... .. . 30·12 ... theton••ht w'ben a11 !polis at Logan · · · · · · · 20 · 14 with taient·laden tre !lockets on the Nelsonville at Jackson . . . . 0·20 : In the Pomeroy at Wellston . · ... 20·19 both clubs. ;tt ·.. ·. ·. ·. ·. Cilo said Well•ton North Gallia at Kyger . . . . . _ Wl~~ft-enover,Portsmouth Eaot 4-1) pt PI 07 Hll. 20-0. wut be tourh. · easant at Barboursville 7·28 1 are handicapped by Belpre at Wahama ........ 26·14 Paul 'ileu(er, merve end, being wltq'· . fPralned wrist and de· . lllllf! llllid Robert Greene be- Tile SetttlneJ loW .par with a bad ankle. Center BIU Gllllta If <tamped by o chipped elbo .t blat he Is expeeted to be In llle_1ame. ~ ·~~~~~!~i; :;.~~n.~~~~;lfo:.o~ 1 ·~(;AA• 1.!'~ ,,..·~ntll0r!11 ~~!~~~ r\ iit! Pi~i~~ 1\Jelehlnl 'J:/. 7 18-6 043 7·14 ;~.1 2~.0 4 6·12 6·13 6·21 25.0 Bull _ 26 6 19·0 0-36 20-13 33-12 19·0 14-6 . 13 13 19·0 Knlgbt Glbbl F lq M Elhl • 14 12 2113 • 7•13 21·7 26·13 19.() 0·18 0·35 6·26 6-14 13·18 42·0 21·7 6·20 6-21 0·12 13·12 7-6 13.() 6. • 6 19 20·621 77·27 27 28·0 1~13 2~-6 ·,.u. ...,i!Jt~ hp 1 numbtr of boys "~ e 11ne1~ 0 wen 28•7 20 ,.. 24·0 2o.o 642 0·19 7.20 20•19 42- 7 34•0 12·13 7•12 • 0•7 60 12 6 19 33.726 12. • ·7 R . edlegs Vow -To Dan, I U spORTS Beat Braves Jn Stason Ft.nale DESK MILWAUKEE UP-"Beat the and *hey're , fPfi'l, ll we expfct to make a B raves' aums up Cincinnati' only remaining goal for the sea·I abowlni;," c:to said. He named ~. fott1, quarterback, Leo sonl · 11!l!JW~Ig~. All·SEO end of last n 1 seuon bell•• with dazzling pennant thatdreams, the ~Jf, Jlr>~ lliU, halfback, and Cll11dlff, big ground gainer last Redlegs are resigned to 1 fourth weeil, ' ho_•e t dTwo substitutes were sent into the Prediction Panel Game place 1 h f.in!Jh lopped off, th•r _ r o ay as attorney Fred Crowe broke training and w~nt tralps· w t voctory over their season· ;d~n. th4 oilier ban4, Cl\g indlcot· lng off to Columbus on legal business and J!Brry Barnes said long. tormentors. . ~hlwaukee, wb<eh beat · the "We~~··o!P.I to turn Junior )1e had to duck. this week but he'd be back· . . · Redlegs more than they did a•Y 1ooae .,._ week." . . ep ¥!nB the regulars arc Rich .Jones, clothier, and Earl other National Leogue team to R I He Wll 'referring to the fact Kntght, prtnctpal of Middleport High School who certainly capture the pennant, is the apoc!bJI JP.J~ior Hawthorlll!, 224·pound lal)ded square on the spot when It came to picking the Jacket- lsi target of the Reds. lullbi;k or l.bo !'anthon, belleve• Athens score! To do the Jo~. the Redlec• called on Charley Rabe ~. p hit · ~ lJ "covered, All week Ill~ hll bten drlvln'-, cut· lilt and tll!hlng In drills like a !!0-pound scatback. Highlights of Panel tonightchampions •••lnsl .the Nation· . chOices: . start at League ·. 1'be ,Pnthm will add to Haw· !-Athens Is gotng to dump the Jackets and slow up thetr Two more cameo against the •lllol'll4!a 711T~IIO the tpee<ly run· climb sa·y six experts, dissenters being John Fultz and Dick Brav..., on Saturday and sunday. llfnl'bf Vernon Harrison and Rod· Owen. By the by, Fultz has argued all week that The Desk wilt close out the 19M aeason Spencer and llle pas11n11 of Phallr at quarterback with misunderstood his prediction of last week that Wahama would for Cincinnati. Zirkle and S. T. Johnson beat Middleport. Say s he predicted the Jackets would take the ~---JJCelven. Falcons. So be it. HUNDLIY NAMED Ilia been stru,.d all 2-Galllpolis Is a unanimous choice to wallop Logan and •ep•attr'nn,,dntan improvement open Its S!:Q campaign with a win. NEW YORK UP - , Rodney •· may be expect· 3-Nel~nvltle mlghl as well have stay_ed In Bed this "Hot Rod" Hundley of West Vir· be •tandard with glnl~. who recently received a •.Oit,pQIJnilj"ora nd Gary B_arnilz, both lng for they're going to lose at Jackson, according to medical discharge from the Ar· my, h" been na!Tied to the Col· .• , 1 plus and offensive Champ, McElhinney, by as much a6 42-6. Jerry Welker ond Dan- Earl Knight, as anxious to get his school back on the lege All · Star team which will On defense Millard nlng side as anyone, would like to pick the Jackets to meet the New York Knlckerbo<k· called ln. "But how can 1 when they've got so many out and we've crs in an exhibition game 19at week lost Whitlatch?" he said. "Even so, this one could be awfullviMadison . oflhia Howard Hundley SQuare. has beenGarden. signed Oct. by the· "He'• run of close," believes the Earl of Chester. Mlnn••pollo Lnkers of the Nationhard," oald Clio. . al Basketball Association. We'~l ~ve to stop, ,n Two Sijbs Enter Prediction Panel ,g;t~~~~~,!~':;":~ ~ l~iia;Q;~~;;;;~.•IPanthers Ride Split, 4-4 Choice 4-Pomeroy wtll pull the upset of· the week and edge Wellston 20-19 says Rich Jones, really bellevin« It! But he's alone. Others with great schootlovalty are Charley Gibbs Bull Montana , and Dick Owrn who also pick Pomeroy. The 'vote: 4·4. This ought to be a d\11y. .6-Rutland Ia a unanimous choice over J-T, Eastern gets the nod from Bull but nobodv else to beat The Plains; North Galli& wh1s over Kyger on a 5-3 vote and Ralph Sayre betteJ' get a fresh crying towel as he is going to get bopped by a strong Belpre team . (r.; · ~ ~~~~~n destr~ytend spe~ tf I\ ...... . t ' . ping .Athens' IM-pound fullback, Sn~lth, w~o runs aw1u1 hard and ll ·a rut drlvar," aald 'l'bompaoll. He alao polnlrd to tbe Athens IIRI LAY-AWAY• Now For Best Selections th~or~~ae:ve ir~S:,'k:n· W~~el~eday 1•~rr ~ff MOST OF OUR MERCHANDISE FOR TilE CHRISTMAS SEASON liAS ARRJVI!D Clii.AitlrS :.~·j': E· ~~~.us ~:e:::·\~d MIDGET AUTO RACES COLLINS JEWELRY Wb~re ••••••••• •• Claybonks Speedway Sunday, Seplember 29- 1:30 P.M. ,_"I think this bunch right now u every bit as good as the 1955 am, 1 sure do.'' he said. ' 1And hit 195e tenm was unbenten in t lwue and gave us our second ~~ ·Bia 'fen title." t ., Modern red and w~ite . two tone, with white side wall tlrts, tiynafi~w. heater, seat covers. A real shJrp 'ar. FORD A·l 110-2 DOOR 1955 CHEVROLET Sund~y, September 29 2 DOOR . . All Slzts ··j. Sole Prlcid II•• l•ch• uo~i-u7 ·the hard-to-believe price $39' 6.io.1s TIo.u 7.60.15 8.00·15 5 2us ~cellent Remember ••. Whenever you drive on New town & Country Ylrtl, 'they're Guaranteed to Go ••• fhru Ice, Mud or Snow or We Pay the Tow ~ •• _ . RADIO TV 11 ABllllntH 81deUie" .MIPDJ,IPORT (r.R F~IREST,ONE ,. ' DI..~ER STORE ,, C9V· era, beater, one local owner. $695 ..., Shape SCOTT·ATWATER Metropolitan Marine 4 pcJeR metaittq flt!Ul\, white .· ~ .Ill~• lfau ures, 11y-. crr•••ue drive. radio, heattr,' tinted &llu. ·Tt,aty • lo04 ·~~·· ! •. PRESTON MOJORS Fq1'4 ~oltr \Jeecl Clr Lot..., Cot'ller ~~It~ ~1~• , Middleport's Frien~ly S. Third AVI • . ''-' . ' . f."' . ~r Pltone 88·M 18, 4 DOOI, . . metalllc wlltt a wltlte top. H14hfltatlc..drive, Mkllllt»4111 WARRIORS SIGN STAR PHILADELPHIA UP - Len· FREE · • • " ' NoriJ'Ian fisher, treaallrer. As each she was pr,. sented a cvnage or nowers QFRIGERATOR • FREEZER $99.95 Value 911011.- lnJI!Ie &~~!I Ol!t, .F9lll.otlealle tlrln, ndlo, heat· ef,n,w white wall u..... one owner. 1 • Officers (or: the new year were installed by )Ira. !dloon l!olloil, the outgoing president, when the Wildwood Garden Club met Wed· nesday evenlnf at the hotne of Mrs. Jobn &!ott, 1\lineroville, with 1\lrs. Chor~e Boer and Mn. Aman· da Baor as a.. tsU!l/1 bosteuea. Mrs. Milton Houdaahelt was In· stslled as prtelden~ Mn. Ru" Wl.tson, vl<e -preoldent, Mra. Ken· I neth Harris, secretary and Mro. Iofficer wu !notalled ' FAIBLANE 4 DOOR o. Club Installs · f;~~~~~~~~~t.lNewOfficers ' $1695 . J' Wil4wood Gorden Pomeroy, 1953 OLDSMOBILE 1956 FORD, SEE THESE IIHI MANY o'nllls AT APPLIANCES Mill St. i9 SALIS and SERVICE IMW,,Illill st. radio, lteJter, power brakes. CUSTOMLINE 2 DOOR Middleport CALLS IT QUITS KANSAS CITY, Mo. UP Kans., Clly shortstop Joe De· Maestri, bit on the arm by a pitch by Ho.vt Wilhelm of Jh• Cleveland Indians Wedne ay night, hu called It 1 season. De· MaeS\ri left for blo home at ~an A,nselmo, Calif., · Thllraday night. · He batted .245 thlJ aeaaon with homers and 33.run• batted in. - ' ,. Dart 11'"" · Menchini 172 171 Dave Darst 175 182 Ralph Gibbs · 179 193 Paul Ciirford 180 200 Authorized Dealer 1954 FORD V8 PiJOIIe 8181 i • ..,,..,,.. Of '••• -Judclltptrl Jl!l black Jlnlsh, like new tires, standard iblft, 'e~t S~El V8 FAIRLANE 4 DRS. EASY TERMS 532 total pins. WITH EVERY 2-1955 FORDS, ' I Renzo YELLOW JACKET- SHELL LAKESHOUP- CHETEK - RAVENSCRAFT A Fine Selection of Boats Hilltop and Pacemaker Trailers USED BOATS and MOTORS Very Cl~an. 11.11 3Us 1i.os 37.95 20.20 39.95 22.10 43.95 4 DOOR SEDAN . VICTORIA HARbTOP P1olr• ~~ -~ . . ) ., . - MOTORS BOATS 1953 PLYMOUTH . t+·*"' $lYles Caila .... CONVERTIBLE 1'156 FORD V8 Set Our N. bd Ave. · .Boys_ FOREMAN and ABBOn· Rosenblu1h, All· America star 137 480 nie on the na\lonpl champion Univer· 173 SoU sity or North Carolina team last 160 532 season, has signed with the Phlla· It Makes any Morning 159 539 delphi1 Warriors of the National Look Brighter! 2622 lfaskelboll A'in. In another move, Series .... the Warriors sold Larry Cootatlo ' TRt·COUNTY LEAGUE to the Syrneuse Nationals at hb High Three. Game · Inl!., Davis, MARTIN own request (Liberty), 089. High Sin&le Game, Duerr. (Li b· .RESTAURANT ertyl -247 . BARB&CUE FOR TED Team Three Games, .Liberty BOSTON UP - Boston Red Sox N. 21111 .lve. Middleport Restaurant, 2601. slugger Ted Williams, the major ~iiii;;;;;;~~~ ~~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~i '"'i"''' tead!ng ot .386, wUI .., be honor-:! . at hitter a Maine chlckon barbecut .1ere ~turday night with proceedr from h~ $10-a-plate (eed going -to WI! lama' favorite charity - t~e ,Jimmy Fund. Tbe barbecue is bolng donated by the i Maino Poultry Asaoclatea. · We Are Trading Wlld '1195 Or)jlnal Woi:ft~n Men Display At . Lr.uk s who hfld a 202 high si ngle Solld green flablh, standard ahlft, new seat ·covers, per· hd for a aood second car. · · Fordomatlc, Power Steertna, white tires, 7600.mlles. '. The 4o~l team was led by Bob and 541 total. Fred Boice led the Plumbers with a 190 single and C. D. Frecker Farm Baahan Road .,,u.~ on sound tlrt bocllts or on 'tfM .. . tlr'ea All Star League We dnesda y evening. BREAKFAST HERE Ll•ht blut and white two tone, standard shift, radio, he,ter, seat covers. A clean little car, 1957 FORD See It On •• Crow's St eak Hl)use won two gu mas frmn the Gainer Plumbing bowling tea m in the Pa rkc rsbur~ TRY QNE OF OUR Delicious Breakfasts; Jualllke new & fully equipped. Less than 260 roUes. ••• Now... perfee,t:results every time yOu USED CAR MONTEREY 4 DOOR SEDAN ' FOR Ara Myen, Mn. Fern Carvlll , Mro. Mary Kelly, Mro. Bernice Prince, 14"· VIvian Humphrey, Maxine Whitehead, !ln. Maraoret IBrown, Mr& Lillian Pickens, Mrs. Ruth Ann BnideTIOD and the hoat· SPECIAL 2 1;)008 1953 CHEVROLET· rt$ton· e Town &Co.try New Treads bls sotond team, · and sold • ~ . ' 'r;, Shopping "''dQ~arten present: Mrs Tresale Swain, Mrs. $1195 1958 EDSEL ~ Dues 'Y"re paid and the program was p!nnned for the year. The fDllowing members we"e 19$4 BUICK r:;=::;;;;:==:;;;::;;;;;:;::;::;:;:;;:;;:;;:;;;;;;;;;;~llll j(). YOU~':'··. Brown. Hayes appeared most coMinced ~ul - I SMITH The Reedovllle-Long Bottom Home Demonstration Club mot on Wednesdl)', Sept. 28 at the home of Mrs. Pauline 'Myera. Following a potluck dinner. the moetlna wao conducted by Mrs. Maraaret ' Power steering, power brakes, Merc-0-matl~. , Rpdlo;· he•ter, nylon tires, two tone white and green 'flnlsb. ·~ ....... : MONTERAY 4 DOOR ·.$1995' Your ConOdenre Is Justllled E. MAIN ST. 1955 MERCURY I 1957 MERCURY 'I A· D.IO . .. . ' Less Than 3 Moathl tm Christmas •Jon wltb Hartinger, im Jl~rris. or Guy BingEdat Crooks, halvei. HAM SHOOT . SPORTS DESK~--- •• Fully equipped - Less than 200 mileJ \ ' being re•l lolljfh, tackle to . The backlle1d - Rowlel , at ~~~-cl<le_.-,-....1,.......,.quarter, Abbptt at full, and Nel· RANGER HAlDTOP . I . ' 1:OO P.M. till Dark MILWAUKEE UP ..,... Three Na· tlonal League batomen 1tand a good chanc<• of reaching tile 200· hit mark in !he waninJ days of !he 11167 ••noon. Cl91eat Is Red Schoendlensl of th• Braves Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy·Middleport, 0., Sept. 27, 1957-S w th~nJ~~~:..o·~~:td .~~e t~o:;:!i Los ANGELES _ Yount Jock Johnson, 214, Loo Anttl'' ..~ pointed Kolo !Dukol Sabodonv. l16, Honolulu (lD~ RICHMOND, Calif. - Did< Lano 162, BIIUngo, Mont., stopped Joh"' ny Htar,il. 161, Richmond J·t . Last mmute hopes for the return of Bobby Nelso : 11 Without Nelwn it may be Erwlh to start against Athens tonight were all but tmhles fat hat1f1or any romblnalion or the Experleaee mornt'ng wh enth c1assy dster faded . to appear for classes our sled above. thl s morning at Mtddleport Htgh School. Coull\8 Ill At the same ttme, a .general mystery as to whereabouts of when he ul.ed perml.,lon 1 "to reo TV Service de:rned.1 gndlron fire·eater and Inspirational plug turn to the "]uad after two e re squa 'Nelson has not been in classes all week. layoff. "Harris has the ohyslcall'<>· 0M~e we · ~unded story was th•t he was taken to Detroit teotlatio be a foo<~•U player-he tch., by hts father and would 1' • , ,·. ' 1 school Friday ' has l!lze and enough speed. lie t B9ut PnnCJpal _Earl Knight said w ":,• ' n the lineup at oifenoe leah• • lot if be co,mes AP' ·, ... . a •· m. tndny. but would hev b . TAUib, said Thompson. ...,. "Nilson Is not back. That's bad." der•nse If he :ad on ''WfiJ have our big job In ltopPhOIIt . ' ·Pomeroy . Kit Neal will take over Vanee's --·--;;;;;;;;;;;;;;,;;;i;;;i;;;;:;;;;;:;;;:.;:;;.;;;;:;;.;;;;;;;;;;;;i.l at noon and still play toni•ht N 1 guard post on offense. Quarterback 0 e · Junior Rowley will t rd son, knownturned tu have "trick move JIUa had only outa for theknee" team on defense. two w•eks ago and materially aid· Mike Erwin will start at center ed in the 47-13 debacle inflicted but If he •P"IIS anybody In the on Wahama l>st Friday. backfield, h!' post will be taken Thu•, hot•es still were being over by Dave Stover, efficient held out thvt the Junior flash n,ew rind at that job. wou Jd be on hand at 8. p. m. when Pete Werner takes over for the the referee's whistle oounds. inJured Mlli<·r and 11 expected to Coach John Thompson had hop- do a bon• u" Job on defon,. · w•'lh d t be bl " '' e . o I a e to run !he split t' Steve bailey at tbe other wing. agatns the powerful Bulldogs. "He hils hard," said ~hom•••n. I "With 1 ' ·said,to '1'd is sure too. to clock a lot pro babolutY hNP •"e··~n,d" •' lohe shill the Eddie of timeBlake at :juard, alngle wing to make full uoe of my Tackle wUi be played bY John good fullbaok, Gene Abbott." Ketchka, "th• tnostlmptoftd play· Nelson, al_ways in shope, und a er In the SEO" ae<ordint t• his fire t k d r 1 • -ea er '" o , P ayer who In· coach, and Dl<k Roller, steady two•oires anybo<ly hes playing with, way performer.• :;~~~i.ttr~:d fr:~kiese!~t~!~P·~ Athens Voted To Toke Jackets fr ·. Nelson --- ~~ ~ I PORTABLE TELEVISION em~ blcmatic of hor office. The Lord'a Pr~et in urilaou 91>" ened the meetlria and mernbera responded to roll call with "Sell' tember Garden Work". New year books wete nistrlbuted. Mr$. -..:ernon Nease presented a paper, "Bringing H~uaeplanta . In.· doors" A contest was eod:lucted by Mr.;. Hollon and priu awarded to Mrs. Karl Grueser. At·tbe elooe M the meet!ng tile memben ex• changed bou,. ~tanto. - EASY PAYMENT. PLAN A douert eoun• wao lleT)'ed by the hoste,.., to those named above OPJ:N JYENINGS UNTil,. 10:00 P.M. and Mrs. ChriSty Baer, Mrs. John , lOth Year fD Refrigeration Service F. Boliey, ")rB, Paul Fisher, Mrs: 1 Murk Evan•, Mrs, DenVGT Holter, 1 Mrs. William Fisher, Mr!. John !hie, Mrs. Homer Holter, !Ito. 8!-inley Jon••· Jlrs. Dl}'ld """'' ·'- ~!~Mj.tJ!ll~porl Phone 1!5S·Y Ml~dlepOri !ln. Lawrence ioae, Mrs. HaftJ. L:;~¥.;:;;..(frJ;,;;;o~~J04~~'-4...,"""•,...-----1 l!owh snd Mrs. Fred Nepe. Refrigeration · . THE OHIO FUEL 'GAS __ "" _',...__ COMPANY et the - CW~o~mttla . . . eret•M �,. ' j i . h ·' .Tontg· ,. , .• ,: · · ···· [ i . R Jackets, Panthers, Kick·Off SEOStillFootball ace A T. Nears ' L·cnt As. IDle · Oh FOr A arne,• l erS Are . t heUS G . ln]•Ured PREDICTION PANEL SCORES LISTED IN ORDER OF TEAMS NAM""' ...., Jonea •Jh•nlhe!s will be ' GAth ens at Middleport ... .. . 30·12 ... theton••ht w'ben a11 !polis at Logan · · · · · · · 20 · 14 with taient·laden tre !lockets on the Nelsonville at Jackson . . . . 0·20 : In the Pomeroy at Wellston . · ... 20·19 both clubs. ;tt ·.. ·. ·. ·. ·. Cilo said Well•ton North Gallia at Kyger . . . . . _ Wl~~ft-enover,Portsmouth Eaot 4-1) pt PI 07 Hll. 20-0. wut be tourh. · easant at Barboursville 7·28 1 are handicapped by Belpre at Wahama ........ 26·14 Paul 'ileu(er, merve end, being wltq'· . fPralned wrist and de· . lllllf! llllid Robert Greene be- Tile SetttlneJ loW .par with a bad ankle. Center BIU Gllllta If <tamped by o chipped elbo .t blat he Is expeeted to be In llle_1ame. ~ ·~~~~~!~i; :;.~~n.~~~~;lfo:.o~ 1 ·~(;AA• 1.!'~ ,,..·~ntll0r!11 ~~!~~~ r\ iit! Pi~i~~ 1\Jelehlnl 'J:/. 7 18-6 043 7·14 ;~.1 2~.0 4 6·12 6·13 6·21 25.0 Bull _ 26 6 19·0 0-36 20-13 33-12 19·0 14-6 . 13 13 19·0 Knlgbt Glbbl F lq M Elhl • 14 12 2113 • 7•13 21·7 26·13 19.() 0·18 0·35 6·26 6-14 13·18 42·0 21·7 6·20 6-21 0·12 13·12 7-6 13.() 6. • 6 19 20·621 77·27 27 28·0 1~13 2~-6 ·,.u. ...,i!Jt~ hp 1 numbtr of boys "~ e 11ne1~ 0 wen 28•7 20 ,.. 24·0 2o.o 642 0·19 7.20 20•19 42- 7 34•0 12·13 7•12 • 0•7 60 12 6 19 33.726 12. • ·7 R . edlegs Vow -To Dan, I U spORTS Beat Braves Jn Stason Ft.nale DESK MILWAUKEE UP-"Beat the and *hey're , fPfi'l, ll we expfct to make a B raves' aums up Cincinnati' only remaining goal for the sea·I abowlni;," c:to said. He named ~. fott1, quarterback, Leo sonl · 11!l!JW~Ig~. All·SEO end of last n 1 seuon bell•• with dazzling pennant thatdreams, the ~Jf, Jlr>~ lliU, halfback, and Cll11dlff, big ground gainer last Redlegs are resigned to 1 fourth weeil, ' ho_•e t dTwo substitutes were sent into the Prediction Panel Game place 1 h f.in!Jh lopped off, th•r _ r o ay as attorney Fred Crowe broke training and w~nt tralps· w t voctory over their season· ;d~n. th4 oilier ban4, Cl\g indlcot· lng off to Columbus on legal business and J!Brry Barnes said long. tormentors. . ~hlwaukee, wb<eh beat · the "We~~··o!P.I to turn Junior )1e had to duck. this week but he'd be back· . . · Redlegs more than they did a•Y 1ooae .,._ week." . . ep ¥!nB the regulars arc Rich .Jones, clothier, and Earl other National Leogue team to R I He Wll 'referring to the fact Kntght, prtnctpal of Middleport High School who certainly capture the pennant, is the apoc!bJI JP.J~ior Hawthorlll!, 224·pound lal)ded square on the spot when It came to picking the Jacket- lsi target of the Reds. lullbi;k or l.bo !'anthon, belleve• Athens score! To do the Jo~. the Redlec• called on Charley Rabe ~. p hit · ~ lJ "covered, All week Ill~ hll bten drlvln'-, cut· lilt and tll!hlng In drills like a !!0-pound scatback. Highlights of Panel tonightchampions •••lnsl .the Nation· . chOices: . start at League ·. 1'be ,Pnthm will add to Haw· !-Athens Is gotng to dump the Jackets and slow up thetr Two more cameo against the •lllol'll4!a 711T~IIO the tpee<ly run· climb sa·y six experts, dissenters being John Fultz and Dick Brav..., on Saturday and sunday. llfnl'bf Vernon Harrison and Rod· Owen. By the by, Fultz has argued all week that The Desk wilt close out the 19M aeason Spencer and llle pas11n11 of Phallr at quarterback with misunderstood his prediction of last week that Wahama would for Cincinnati. Zirkle and S. T. Johnson beat Middleport. Say s he predicted the Jackets would take the ~---JJCelven. Falcons. So be it. HUNDLIY NAMED Ilia been stru,.d all 2-Galllpolis Is a unanimous choice to wallop Logan and •ep•attr'nn,,dntan improvement open Its S!:Q campaign with a win. NEW YORK UP - , Rodney •· may be expect· 3-Nel~nvltle mlghl as well have stay_ed In Bed this "Hot Rod" Hundley of West Vir· be •tandard with glnl~. who recently received a •.Oit,pQIJnilj"ora nd Gary B_arnilz, both lng for they're going to lose at Jackson, according to medical discharge from the Ar· my, h" been na!Tied to the Col· .• , 1 plus and offensive Champ, McElhinney, by as much a6 42-6. Jerry Welker ond Dan- Earl Knight, as anxious to get his school back on the lege All · Star team which will On defense Millard nlng side as anyone, would like to pick the Jackets to meet the New York Knlckerbo<k· called ln. "But how can 1 when they've got so many out and we've crs in an exhibition game 19at week lost Whitlatch?" he said. "Even so, this one could be awfullviMadison . oflhia Howard Hundley SQuare. has beenGarden. signed Oct. by the· "He'• run of close," believes the Earl of Chester. Mlnn••pollo Lnkers of the Nationhard," oald Clio. . al Basketball Association. We'~l ~ve to stop, ,n Two Sijbs Enter Prediction Panel ,g;t~~~~~,!~':;":~ ~ l~iia;Q;~~;;;;~.•IPanthers Ride Split, 4-4 Choice 4-Pomeroy wtll pull the upset of· the week and edge Wellston 20-19 says Rich Jones, really bellevin« It! But he's alone. Others with great schootlovalty are Charley Gibbs Bull Montana , and Dick Owrn who also pick Pomeroy. The 'vote: 4·4. This ought to be a d\11y. .6-Rutland Ia a unanimous choice over J-T, Eastern gets the nod from Bull but nobodv else to beat The Plains; North Galli& wh1s over Kyger on a 5-3 vote and Ralph Sayre betteJ' get a fresh crying towel as he is going to get bopped by a strong Belpre team . (r.; · ~ ~~~~~n destr~ytend spe~ tf I\ ...... . t ' . ping .Athens' IM-pound fullback, Sn~lth, w~o runs aw1u1 hard and ll ·a rut drlvar," aald 'l'bompaoll. He alao polnlrd to tbe Athens IIRI LAY-AWAY• Now For Best Selections th~or~~ae:ve ir~S:,'k:n· W~~el~eday 1•~rr ~ff MOST OF OUR MERCHANDISE FOR TilE CHRISTMAS SEASON liAS ARRJVI!D Clii.AitlrS :.~·j': E· ~~~.us ~:e:::·\~d MIDGET AUTO RACES COLLINS JEWELRY Wb~re ••••••••• •• Claybonks Speedway Sunday, Seplember 29- 1:30 P.M. ,_"I think this bunch right now u every bit as good as the 1955 am, 1 sure do.'' he said. ' 1And hit 195e tenm was unbenten in t lwue and gave us our second ~~ ·Bia 'fen title." t ., Modern red and w~ite . two tone, with white side wall tlrts, tiynafi~w. heater, seat covers. A real shJrp 'ar. FORD A·l 110-2 DOOR 1955 CHEVROLET Sund~y, September 29 2 DOOR . . All Slzts ··j. Sole Prlcid II•• l•ch• uo~i-u7 ·the hard-to-believe price $39' 6.io.1s TIo.u 7.60.15 8.00·15 5 2us ~cellent Remember ••. Whenever you drive on New town & Country Ylrtl, 'they're Guaranteed to Go ••• fhru Ice, Mud or Snow or We Pay the Tow ~ •• _ . RADIO TV 11 ABllllntH 81deUie" .MIPDJ,IPORT (r.R F~IREST,ONE ,. ' DI..~ER STORE ,, C9V· era, beater, one local owner. $695 ..., Shape SCOTT·ATWATER Metropolitan Marine 4 pcJeR metaittq flt!Ul\, white .· ~ .Ill~• lfau ures, 11y-. crr•••ue drive. radio, heattr,' tinted &llu. ·Tt,aty • lo04 ·~~·· ! •. PRESTON MOJORS Fq1'4 ~oltr \Jeecl Clr Lot..., Cot'ller ~~It~ ~1~• , Middleport's Frien~ly S. Third AVI • . ''-' . ' . f."' . ~r Pltone 88·M 18, 4 DOOI, . . metalllc wlltt a wltlte top. H14hfltatlc..drive, Mkllllt»4111 WARRIORS SIGN STAR PHILADELPHIA UP - Len· FREE · • • " ' NoriJ'Ian fisher, treaallrer. As each she was pr,. sented a cvnage or nowers QFRIGERATOR • FREEZER $99.95 Value 911011.- lnJI!Ie &~~!I Ol!t, .F9lll.otlealle tlrln, ndlo, heat· ef,n,w white wall u..... one owner. 1 • Officers (or: the new year were installed by )Ira. !dloon l!olloil, the outgoing president, when the Wildwood Garden Club met Wed· nesday evenlnf at the hotne of Mrs. Jobn &!ott, 1\lineroville, with 1\lrs. Chor~e Boer and Mn. Aman· da Baor as a.. tsU!l/1 bosteuea. Mrs. Milton Houdaahelt was In· stslled as prtelden~ Mn. Ru" Wl.tson, vl<e -preoldent, Mra. Ken· I neth Harris, secretary and Mro. Iofficer wu !notalled ' FAIBLANE 4 DOOR o. Club Installs · f;~~~~~~~~~t.lNewOfficers ' $1695 . J' Wil4wood Gorden Pomeroy, 1953 OLDSMOBILE 1956 FORD, SEE THESE IIHI MANY o'nllls AT APPLIANCES Mill St. i9 SALIS and SERVICE IMW,,Illill st. radio, lteJter, power brakes. CUSTOMLINE 2 DOOR Middleport CALLS IT QUITS KANSAS CITY, Mo. UP Kans., Clly shortstop Joe De· Maestri, bit on the arm by a pitch by Ho.vt Wilhelm of Jh• Cleveland Indians Wedne ay night, hu called It 1 season. De· MaeS\ri left for blo home at ~an A,nselmo, Calif., · Thllraday night. · He batted .245 thlJ aeaaon with homers and 33.run• batted in. - ' ,. Dart 11'"" · Menchini 172 171 Dave Darst 175 182 Ralph Gibbs · 179 193 Paul Ciirford 180 200 Authorized Dealer 1954 FORD V8 PiJOIIe 8181 i • ..,,..,,.. Of '••• -Judclltptrl Jl!l black Jlnlsh, like new tires, standard iblft, 'e~t S~El V8 FAIRLANE 4 DRS. EASY TERMS 532 total pins. WITH EVERY 2-1955 FORDS, ' I Renzo YELLOW JACKET- SHELL LAKESHOUP- CHETEK - RAVENSCRAFT A Fine Selection of Boats Hilltop and Pacemaker Trailers USED BOATS and MOTORS Very Cl~an. 11.11 3Us 1i.os 37.95 20.20 39.95 22.10 43.95 4 DOOR SEDAN . VICTORIA HARbTOP P1olr• ~~ -~ . . ) ., . - MOTORS BOATS 1953 PLYMOUTH . t+·*"' $lYles Caila .... CONVERTIBLE 1'156 FORD V8 Set Our N. bd Ave. · .Boys_ FOREMAN and ABBOn· Rosenblu1h, All· America star 137 480 nie on the na\lonpl champion Univer· 173 SoU sity or North Carolina team last 160 532 season, has signed with the Phlla· It Makes any Morning 159 539 delphi1 Warriors of the National Look Brighter! 2622 lfaskelboll A'in. In another move, Series .... the Warriors sold Larry Cootatlo ' TRt·COUNTY LEAGUE to the Syrneuse Nationals at hb High Three. Game · Inl!., Davis, MARTIN own request (Liberty), 089. High Sin&le Game, Duerr. (Li b· .RESTAURANT ertyl -247 . BARB&CUE FOR TED Team Three Games, .Liberty BOSTON UP - Boston Red Sox N. 21111 .lve. Middleport Restaurant, 2601. slugger Ted Williams, the major ~iiii;;;;;;~~~ ~~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~i '"'i"''' tead!ng ot .386, wUI .., be honor-:! . at hitter a Maine chlckon barbecut .1ere ~turday night with proceedr from h~ $10-a-plate (eed going -to WI! lama' favorite charity - t~e ,Jimmy Fund. Tbe barbecue is bolng donated by the i Maino Poultry Asaoclatea. · We Are Trading Wlld '1195 Or)jlnal Woi:ft~n Men Display At . Lr.uk s who hfld a 202 high si ngle Solld green flablh, standard ahlft, new seat ·covers, per· hd for a aood second car. · · Fordomatlc, Power Steertna, white tires, 7600.mlles. '. The 4o~l team was led by Bob and 541 total. Fred Boice led the Plumbers with a 190 single and C. D. Frecker Farm Baahan Road .,,u.~ on sound tlrt bocllts or on 'tfM .. . tlr'ea All Star League We dnesda y evening. BREAKFAST HERE Ll•ht blut and white two tone, standard shift, radio, he,ter, seat covers. A clean little car, 1957 FORD See It On •• Crow's St eak Hl)use won two gu mas frmn the Gainer Plumbing bowling tea m in the Pa rkc rsbur~ TRY QNE OF OUR Delicious Breakfasts; Jualllke new & fully equipped. Less than 260 roUes. ••• Now... perfee,t:results every time yOu USED CAR MONTEREY 4 DOOR SEDAN ' FOR Ara Myen, Mn. Fern Carvlll , Mro. Mary Kelly, Mro. Bernice Prince, 14"· VIvian Humphrey, Maxine Whitehead, !ln. Maraoret IBrown, Mr& Lillian Pickens, Mrs. Ruth Ann BnideTIOD and the hoat· SPECIAL 2 1;)008 1953 CHEVROLET· rt$ton· e Town &Co.try New Treads bls sotond team, · and sold • ~ . ' 'r;, Shopping "''dQ~arten present: Mrs Tresale Swain, Mrs. $1195 1958 EDSEL ~ Dues 'Y"re paid and the program was p!nnned for the year. The fDllowing members we"e 19$4 BUICK r:;=::;;;;:==:;;;::;;;;;:;::;::;:;:;;:;;:;;:;;;;;;;;;;~llll j(). YOU~':'··. Brown. Hayes appeared most coMinced ~ul - I SMITH The Reedovllle-Long Bottom Home Demonstration Club mot on Wednesdl)', Sept. 28 at the home of Mrs. Pauline 'Myera. Following a potluck dinner. the moetlna wao conducted by Mrs. Maraaret ' Power steering, power brakes, Merc-0-matl~. , Rpdlo;· he•ter, nylon tires, two tone white and green 'flnlsb. ·~ ....... : MONTERAY 4 DOOR ·.$1995' Your ConOdenre Is Justllled E. MAIN ST. 1955 MERCURY I 1957 MERCURY 'I A· D.IO . .. . ' Less Than 3 Moathl tm Christmas •Jon wltb Hartinger, im Jl~rris. or Guy BingEdat Crooks, halvei. HAM SHOOT . SPORTS DESK~--- •• Fully equipped - Less than 200 mileJ \ ' being re•l lolljfh, tackle to . The backlle1d - Rowlel , at ~~~-cl<le_.-,-....1,.......,.quarter, Abbptt at full, and Nel· RANGER HAlDTOP . I . ' 1:OO P.M. till Dark MILWAUKEE UP ..,... Three Na· tlonal League batomen 1tand a good chanc<• of reaching tile 200· hit mark in !he waninJ days of !he 11167 ••noon. Cl91eat Is Red Schoendlensl of th• Braves Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy·Middleport, 0., Sept. 27, 1957-S w th~nJ~~~:..o·~~:td .~~e t~o:;:!i Los ANGELES _ Yount Jock Johnson, 214, Loo Anttl'' ..~ pointed Kolo !Dukol Sabodonv. l16, Honolulu (lD~ RICHMOND, Calif. - Did< Lano 162, BIIUngo, Mont., stopped Joh"' ny Htar,il. 161, Richmond J·t . Last mmute hopes for the return of Bobby Nelso : 11 Without Nelwn it may be Erwlh to start against Athens tonight were all but tmhles fat hat1f1or any romblnalion or the Experleaee mornt'ng wh enth c1assy dster faded . to appear for classes our sled above. thl s morning at Mtddleport Htgh School. Coull\8 Ill At the same ttme, a .general mystery as to whereabouts of when he ul.ed perml.,lon 1 "to reo TV Service de:rned.1 gndlron fire·eater and Inspirational plug turn to the "]uad after two e re squa 'Nelson has not been in classes all week. layoff. "Harris has the ohyslcall'<>· 0M~e we · ~unded story was th•t he was taken to Detroit teotlatio be a foo<~•U player-he tch., by hts father and would 1' • , ,·. ' 1 school Friday ' has l!lze and enough speed. lie t B9ut PnnCJpal _Earl Knight said w ":,• ' n the lineup at oifenoe leah• • lot if be co,mes AP' ·, ... . a •· m. tndny. but would hev b . TAUib, said Thompson. ...,. "Nilson Is not back. That's bad." der•nse If he :ad on ''WfiJ have our big job In ltopPhOIIt . ' ·Pomeroy . Kit Neal will take over Vanee's --·--;;;;;;;;;;;;;;,;;;i;;;i;;;;:;;;;;:;;;:.;:;;.;;;;:;;.;;;;;;;;;;;;i.l at noon and still play toni•ht N 1 guard post on offense. Quarterback 0 e · Junior Rowley will t rd son, knownturned tu have "trick move JIUa had only outa for theknee" team on defense. two w•eks ago and materially aid· Mike Erwin will start at center ed in the 47-13 debacle inflicted but If he •P"IIS anybody In the on Wahama l>st Friday. backfield, h!' post will be taken Thu•, hot•es still were being over by Dave Stover, efficient held out thvt the Junior flash n,ew rind at that job. wou Jd be on hand at 8. p. m. when Pete Werner takes over for the the referee's whistle oounds. inJured Mlli<·r and 11 expected to Coach John Thompson had hop- do a bon• u" Job on defon,. · w•'lh d t be bl " '' e . o I a e to run !he split t' Steve bailey at tbe other wing. agatns the powerful Bulldogs. "He hils hard," said ~hom•••n. I "With 1 ' ·said,to '1'd is sure too. to clock a lot pro babolutY hNP •"e··~n,d" •' lohe shill the Eddie of timeBlake at :juard, alngle wing to make full uoe of my Tackle wUi be played bY John good fullbaok, Gene Abbott." Ketchka, "th• tnostlmptoftd play· Nelson, al_ways in shope, und a er In the SEO" ae<ordint t• his fire t k d r 1 • -ea er '" o , P ayer who In· coach, and Dl<k Roller, steady two•oires anybo<ly hes playing with, way performer.• :;~~~i.ttr~:d fr:~kiese!~t~!~P·~ Athens Voted To Toke Jackets fr ·. Nelson --- ~~ ~ I PORTABLE TELEVISION em~ blcmatic of hor office. The Lord'a Pr~et in urilaou 91>" ened the meetlria and mernbera responded to roll call with "Sell' tember Garden Work". New year books wete nistrlbuted. Mr$. -..:ernon Nease presented a paper, "Bringing H~uaeplanta . In.· doors" A contest was eod:lucted by Mr.;. Hollon and priu awarded to Mrs. Karl Grueser. At·tbe elooe M the meet!ng tile memben ex• changed bou,. ~tanto. - EASY PAYMENT. PLAN A douert eoun• wao lleT)'ed by the hoste,.., to those named above OPJ:N JYENINGS UNTil,. 10:00 P.M. and Mrs. ChriSty Baer, Mrs. John , lOth Year fD Refrigeration Service F. Boliey, ")rB, Paul Fisher, Mrs: 1 Murk Evan•, Mrs, DenVGT Holter, 1 Mrs. William Fisher, Mr!. John !hie, Mrs. Homer Holter, !Ito. 8!-inley Jon••· Jlrs. Dl}'ld """'' ·'- ~!~Mj.tJ!ll~porl Phone 1!5S·Y Ml~dlepOri !ln. Lawrence ioae, Mrs. HaftJ. L:;~¥.;:;;..(frJ;,;;;o~~J04~~'-4...,"""•,...-----1 l!owh snd Mrs. Fred Nepe. Refrigeration · . THE OHIO FUEL 'GAS __ "" _',...__ COMPANY et the - CW~o~mttla . . . eret•M �• ,, •·t~~~:':'-:':':':':':'::'....--------·-----·. tr you trreE or thatremoved need trim ming,'have toppmg, eall ".: William Largent were tbelr aon, The Band Boosters also pur- 6-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Sept. 27, 1957 Mr and M:o Howard Largen! of chased • 1957 Maytag dryer to be 'r Syracuse and their grandson, Mr 11lven away at the Fall Festival. alater-m law, Mr and Mr-s-Ra-lp_h_D-urmg -t-be--;;;IJI- ho-u"' r -,-.-atad FOR CONSJSTENT DEPENDABLE RESULTS Robert Sal re. Racme 3975 By Phylllo Snowdon and Mrs Bob Largent, Columbu& November 15th Each person Parker of ChPSter FIVe years C<pcr~n-" ~-7-12tc course waa served to M·s taw The Semor Class Is having a Mr and Mro John Dyke and son donatmg i50c wtll receive 1 tle-- Mr. •nd Mrs Maywood Johnston renee Smith, Mrs Clayton Allen, Venetian bl nds All size& and rummage s;~lt, Saturday 1n the Gary of XenaR spent the weekend ket to be entered m the dr~wmg of Portland was calling on Mr MIS! Jerry Wood, !Irs Pete ~. ,, colors. Fiberglass awnmgs; Ray, vacant build •ng next to the 110st With her parents, Mr and Mrs Membership tlckel.! and dryer and Mrs Wayne Rrlcklea Tuoaday oerreld, Mrs Dolmar Bourn, l\lu. o.J eio gas heaters, electric llihl oilICe. W fl Hayes and hlB father, Mr Ucketa were prmted by th• John Wickham Mrs WdJiam llxtures, plastiC tile lo: bat> Football mnthers arc selling and Mrs Sam Dyke school secretary, Miss Alberta Will, Mrs George Wolf, Mrs. RoroomtJ chances on cakes at all the home Mrs Mollte Mitchell and Mrs Snowden. bert Wood, !Irs Opha Offutt, RATES fret E11lmolfl football gamec; to ra1se money for Cora thandlcr ol Huntington are Mrs Beatr1ce Sm1th was apVlaltlng Mr. and Mrs Dallas md Mrs EddiC Hartung The a new time clock for the score· vtsltm;~ the1r s1ster, Mr and Mrs pmnted to see .shout the pur Gibbs, !!road Run, Sunday, were October meehng Will be a HalloI eeall ptr 1IOI'd, one W.rtlon Minlmllm ebarge liOc-----' ·eou Dolo Woppel Supply board. Joe Phillips ...-....-d tor W.. eouecuUvr lnsertlou. • I 2tl Unloo ~... ('base of an electnc pop corn Mr and Mrs Dwight Gibbs of ween partv at the home of Mrs . . llpedal- OM momhlor 211 ceoll per word. Pomoroy, Ohio The Trlark:• Club " selling proThe Ladles ~1d of the Christ<an popper from Clyde Ferrell Pro Oak Grove, M1 and !Irs Tobe) My fohn Wickham wllh Mrs George J'Ull rate of 2 c:enu per word wiD be chareed for advertising ~ 8 13 !moe grams at all the home football Cbun:h met ;at the home of Mrs cecds lrom pop corn sales at th~ ers, Buard Pt"~r and Mrs Raymond Wolfe, assisting hostess Elhcl Nelsor, Wednesday, wtth 8 Middlci!Ort game were S30 8C Roush. 11nd daughter, Dfnrus Weavlor before tbe l&tn oleoeb mootb lollowinl Insertion TERMITES -. XTeRMINA-TID games Jess Tuttle !crt last week from Dill Larkm of New Boston vmt, mcrnbcra prcsei.t ..._.,_ In Advertlslng-Sbould be re110rted Immediately Tbe • and tram the Eastern game werr er and Miss Mary Roush Vernon flarkersburg by a1r for Baltimore ~ hntiftel lfiU not be ruponslble for mOJte thaa one tneor For frte mspect1on pt:..me 383-M, ed recently w1th Mr and Mrs Sunday ~msts of Mrs Bcsste Mra Irene Roush ol Htekory ~d . where he JOined h1s daugh· $18 80 n q lalertlon. G1lmorr Suppl) Sl 1re, Pomeroy Amos W1se and son Leo, were Mr and Chapel was ao-bostess With Mrs er and son-m law, Mr and Mrs Clnl of 1banb and Sl)e<lol Notle01 of Evenllfl 00 Oblluart01 All work gumnt<ed Fully In Charle• Carlos Snowden who 1s employ. Mrs Pearl G !key of Thomas Fork Clthar•ne Newberry 10 honormg John Zcwc.yer From there they HOMECOMING PLANNED 11:blllhed at 1 eeat per wor4 Jured. V'aughan N Industrial and ed at Cresap W Va spent the and Mr anrl Mrs Shirley Jameson 'dr and Mn John Roush w1th a vent to Washmgton State by The Rutland Church of ChriS! ~~~~~~~::=:==··-=~=====::=:-:=:-::::: ReSI iel.hal Tcrmlt~> Control Ser- week end wnh h1s fam1ly and fam•ly oJ Logan, W Va mlscellaneour; shower at the home plane to v1s1t Mrs Zeweyer's son wtll celebrate tta !28th annlver Notices c1 .: , Scie ---- - vlee. St Marys. w va 125 t1 Mr and ~1rs Bruce May and Mr and Mrs Harvey Erlewme sary and homecoming Oct 13 A of Mrs Newhcrry Saturday even 0 \arle Hussell and famtly and ~~;;;;;;,;;;;;;-;;;;;-;;;-...--;;.-;o;;;;;;•-;;,u - - RADIO & TELE\ iS! ON SEHVICE, children, Debra and M1kc, and and daughter, JDcUa, spent Sun program Will be presented m the ing They were recep1enli of many ho expected to VISit relat1ves M1ss Phyllis Snowden spent the day with. her mother, Mrs lva forenoon and afternoon with an beautlfv! a.td useful glfta ~te--A-Way Roller Rink an 4 used in side door;~~ ~ood con Phone 200 Ucl.md Appliance r California Mr and Mrs Ross Winebrenne1 MOUD«< new opening ttme dltton Phonr fl3~0 1\1 9 26 :ur Store 116 W Ma111 St, Pomeroy past week w.th 7vlr and Mrs L C Howell of J,con. W Va lntereatlng talk to be given by 1 Mr and "n Nate Wtse and guest speaker 7·00.10:30 Sat 7 00 10 30 Also _ _ _ _ _ . _ _ 2 23 tf Snowden of FJttnesvUle and visited Special mu8lc and Donna l'ere Saturday g\i~st · Mr and Mrs Jack R1etz of Cleve- family and Mr and Mn Harold Will be presented by all 0( th• of Mr and Mr11 Guy Bleumg or ev~ry MQnday Evenong Chol 100 bushel olrl I'Otn T' M Cow land Th.ey ~tlso spent a couple Rice and fam1ty allendJd the Mason, Saturday dren under 12 admtlted free dcrv Lon ,~ Bott om OhJ() fJood Clun l'••d Co,. dn• at Ntagara Falls Canada and Electrical Workers p1cn1c at the •rea churches A baskf!t dinner Mr and Mrs Dennu Rou!ih of l'ben occ:omponie~ by parents 9 26 3tc Maaontc Park ln Marietta, !unday N"IJI be aenrcd In tlic church Board had as supper guCBts Satur VlsJU!d manv h1stor1cal s1tes All Make& and Modell Sboe skates -21lc Mr and \If! Max Nelson of basement at noon Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs day tH cnms: Mr and 'Mrs An~ Tues lc Thurs open for partie<> Matoo,, Illinois, spent Thursda Invitations are bemg sent to Edwards and Frances and Mrs MlTROPOLITA~ Ctieek rink ror open date or call l c';;ieman rurt - .~" - ,, ;;;;; woi·, hlowcr 6 wom - flllCc $40 Set• !'late of otuno &lilt nr Hl.'luunC@ cerutle••• With. Mr and 'Mrs Charles A Y all former member!! of the lo~.:al Belle Carr, huntlngton Ch•ster YU-&3251. mos church 81 Clover t': rm Si<ll< Tuopcl < ·uTo SA'ES PI Compl•n~-Th~ uudeutrn~d 8 upl .t "'•\ lot n. 1.1 o1 l.ht 8U.tt o( Ohio hert l»' ~rUtla. 9-27 ltc Mr and Mrs Wayne Hart Jr of .Mr and Pl.rs Cuh Zimmerman Plams 9 27 'l.tp ;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;;:;:;:;;;;;;;~~ .m,.utv v NII!W YORKANn THit4"AtllALT1' •hn!IO! ntncecoiP'.utr II loet~UMI ow U. Columbus sp1 nt the week end w1th NN Tnrll 8ttte ol !few York I'lL~ «<lftlllltd vl!nted theh daughter, Mr and PARTY TO IE HELD thf lt•a of t.l'llt 8ttlt I!IPllctble to It 1M Mrs Paul Northup of Zanesvtlle, 1 11•1111•alhortJtd 1 d.rlnr thf eunent rear to tnruThe Friendship Class of thr Mr and Mrs Tall Boston and Mr TO'ihe volers or Lebano-nIt;;: tct In lhll !lUte IU tppraprllt.t IKMinell Gf the past week Lar~c heatrola Cont 1ct 0 M Church ol Chrl•t woll hold theu and Mrs Wayne Hart Sr IMllfl ICII Ill nntllll:lll wndltllrP !1 lhlllfn br ship I ~are IJ<oen reported out Mr a.nd "Mrs Jack Roush and Ita .nnu.l tlalefnt11l to htln bHa ll lolt091 Mr and Mrs Ernest Molden at Septemher party at the home oi Wo~an, Rt No 2 Pnm~rov , 1111 Dfoeembtr U lUI ApretUI IJI'IO~nl ot ~~ the r~ee for trustee 1 am children of Broad Run sp•nt sun tentled the open house at the new •••ll"llle •-t. UUSH.IU(ll Antetlt41 Ohio g 27-3tp Mr and Mrs Purl Van Meter m dJY evening not out til ali the voles arc 1cnoont Ill lllblllttfll feamt caplt.ll lncllllllll '!TltUCTURAL I IIAMI Mr and Mrs Infirmary, Saturday tfln~urtnce name 11111 031 7UOJ lfet Ulttt Galhpolls, Nov 21 All cia'" Dennla Roush w~h eounted If you wont a rou~ J t i 2Uil 121 Of1 _Amrunt llf attulll Plld up OIP. son. John, and wife Mr ,q,nd Ars Clarence Pr1ce are fCIIAP IIIDNMIT ALl I til tiO 000 UW 110 8urpiUI 1111 ~l.at.~ ---,--.,-· members arc urged to attend and Curtu Rlckord " on the std man, vote for me I will appre AN ASPIIAIT IAIU l•>«~~n~~ lor tlul rear t130 •" on u, IICIIQdt! visiting lhelr daughter, Mr and brtng a guest '"'" lOt Utt rsr 1121 tto 114 p cl1te your aupport Resp C G fwo Year Olrl Pa1IIY tra tncrl IICAUSIIIIIAIIIIALT PAIISI hst IM W!TM"MI WHa,ror 1 Mvt hernnt• Mrl. !loward Van Meter of Elyria Coon Dog J C Wvalt fian1 111blt'rlbood tnJ lllml tnd ta!Ued .,, ••I t. .. Sheflleld 9-26-3tp 1k MW •~clwdve ,_.., ........... Mr and Mrs o. 0 Patterson FAMILY GATHERING Mr. and Mrs. F II Roush were sonvlllc Itrl PhonC! 021 J t II loo•nt Mft C., h11- ~ J,.,;e? ,\$¥ol~~~~r fh~~ri~~~s~:f (kll) :r1n~dt~ Ohio 1Jl were d.nncr guests an evening the .\.family gathering was held at shoppma in Point Pleasant Satur 9·26-3tp lift 900'1. th1011• e eclelltllc ._, , Ht.Ate or Qhl(t fl•mt or Tna~ n nre O~"lftc•t. ,._ no '-'"' or Complllnct~ - The uudenlrnd l~pt or Jlu past "eek or their aon Mr and the'q,ome ol !lr and Mrs Dell day ..._.,It IIIII Mlc1 &lbt willet ~ tt. 4t4.ilnlnt elhctt t1 •• Mi WM!hlr.. Mr~ Paul Patterson ~~~----~~=~~,...~~ ~(tr the St.ale of Ohio hereby ~ rlllltll lhl\ Luckadoo, Sunday Erntc and M1ss Tw1ln Rickard MUIU!VMVIIU IIIUTV.U CA.SII.UTY 0011· Detningdccp w~it ~~-pumpIn I : Mr and Mrs Homer Parker and A dmncr wa.s served to ttle were 1!1 New Haven Saturday and IICK SER"ICE on Watch Re P4NY ~r Nule~·vll\e Ill~ ol Ptrnnl,.lvtnl• ~ 'I (liu rcm!llled with lht lnw~ rl lhll 81tll Ill• clurlu pump JC!• 22 ~ ~I tn1k QL Linda, open! Sunday following guest:! Mus Frances ~ailed en Mr ~md Mrs Stante) Ad· iring bY FBC1ory Tra 1nc d 111lhorlud Plluble In lhll elau ol CoctptniK •nd It daught< r, MICA-liLT lloJ..Ioo .., loo1 twll, ~9 fc<>t of I tnrh and 1t 4 melt durlnr the C11mnt r~r to tnn..~ Pa with hlS father, Pearl Parker of Luekadoo and Carl Luckadoo of klns watchmak,r COLLINS JEWEL 111u. Ill Ulll SUite 1\1 arprocJtllte bUtlntU ff lrvur4 .. !ant....... "" ........... plalt1c ptpc Prtt 1 romplctt on tht mnh•• phn Ua nnullllll eood~oo Chester 1.01 Anget<a, Ca lli, Elbert Luck Okey Rouoh and Mrs Ethel Fry 11 EllS, Pomeroy 1 3 Lf uIs ohown br It• annual •t•temtnt to have $100 Kenneth C11notorr. Svra cott "'" UJ ,.,. lot ._. ..... follow• on I:llooemb!r 31 IUS Araoun rA Airs Harle) G Amos ol Colum· adoo, son and daughter of North were busiMR~ callers m Point UG 1101 U Amoont ol lltlrlillltt tncusc, 0 Phone 902 '" 9 2ti 3lp dudlnr r,_\nourtnce mcrve U4 010 11t tT bus spt:nt Ssturday wllh Mr and Carolina, Mr and Mrs Curtis Pleasant Frld•Y 8ufllhu Ill &82 ~71M tnrome {or th~ JttU iM\ It -.!dlllct•, MICA tiLT l~htt...... CONCR:t'rl BLOCKS Luckodoo Delbert Luckadoo and Mr and Mrs T I Gladwell, ::1 ~ llpendltum for th• 'eu -~ Mrs Charles Amos ._,Itt (25) lb )I Arid tllllr ~,. ... 1-Plrk Up lru1 k Strrl toOJ d Jtmmte and Jerry of Hammond Mr and Mrs Dale Nicholson and Mr E ' B IN WITiti:!\S Wl!SR!OJ' 1 ban I ltrwdl1111 oRett MOll! PIIOTKTIOH Ill s ugene rown an children • spent the week end with Mr and "lvll• ltlltr Per L.,... nt. crlbPd mr ll.llme •nd etuted m,. box $600 1- Wtlh , wheel ttre daughters Carolyn and Martha, of 'Pot. whttt tW ...ti_,- •,wt aWIIII •ll'lxed •t Oohunbul Oblo tllll dto1 Miss Luckndoo and Carl Luck Mrs tves Kin mtertubc II Cap - 100() 1 C"oal th'f~t t ttsT ArUiur 1 vom 8®\. Mtddleport •pent Sunday with her b ••• l'll-blt. GRUI8ER RWCK CO. are vacattonlng bere alter Rev d W S 8 11 1 heater $12 00 1- lap ht~h parents, Mr and \lrs Ernest Mol- adee 10 years an s 1 ups o Pt Pleasant spent Saturday alter powered ro fir $20 00 M M I Mlin North of l'omoriJ den. A..rt•l• In NohM'• 0." Ctltttf noon with Mrs Luvena Ramey Sl nn,. Rt N<1 I Bradbury, 0 Mrs June Dewhurst and daught IIRTHDAY CELEBRATED o.. 11. sa. Call wm. o...... Mrs Ereell Adkms. Mrs Ethel t.H " ~ .... HI• ••••liM eel..., 9·26·31c er, Andrea, and MrJ G8rnet Moore Mr and Mrs 0 0 Pattersot. t.a. ,._ H••• ""' rmW.. -'r Mrs Carrie King called on Mr and daughtrr Reg.na, and son, ltodt lprl"" h MICA41Lr lllllltftt, BJII, were Frt<ay evening guests of entert1uned with a birthday din· and Mrs Anh Rou!ih Sunday eve ncr Saturday evening honormg mng Mr and Mrs Paul Patterson Mrs Molll• Mllebell and Mrs Mr Patterson's father, E. 0 Cora Chandler of Huntington and Patterson Altendmg were Mr and Mrs Mr and MrM Joe Phillips and oon, Harold Dewhurst, Andrea, Mr & 1 ly Clorlco Allen Darrell, spert Sunday with Mr LUMBER and SUPPLY 10 ROOM IIOUSE Mrs Paul Patterson and Roxanne Mrs Gordon Ridenour as.slsl and Mrs William Phillips of Chll and LOT :llr ~nd Mrs E 0 Patterson and ed by M(S Roger Epple, enter S. 3rd Ave. Mkldleporl Itcot he tamed at h.er borne the Third 8 Roome Newly Paonted Mrs Eveb n IIIII spent the past the hosts Thursday Club for lhclf Scptcm· week with her parents Mr and also THf HOU~t 0 1 OISllt l tTIOt~ ber meeting The bus1 ncss meet W T tanning ol Fairborn WI/IIlS A MICto Bl l! OQ0f ' FOil SO FOOT LOT 1ng was 1n charge ot the vic" Lann1ng underwe;nt maJor ln Syracuse. Ohio president, Mrs Petr Elbe1feld surgery anrt Is Improving Bob By Evelyn Brlcklt1 See George 11. Dunl Hill and son Billy, went to Fur The Tuppers Plalos Scouta of 1 CJYt St., Pcwneror born, Saturday evening and Mra Troop N'o 20~ held th01r meehng or Pheno 514-X IIIII returned home with them Monday evening at 1 30 In the din Sunday ma: roum of the Sohlo Servtce Sta .Mr dAd Mra Pearl Brown have tlon w1th elglrt scduto attending moved from the Je~ Wood pri•P- w1th Scoutrnaster Paul L1fe and erty on Salem St to the Compton Outdoorsman William Chapman IJD The Brlgnttit CorDill property at Langsville The •ext m•etlng will be Monday '" lillddl~porf CharleB Grover Is reported til Sept. 30 at 8 p m and Ia conllnod tq Holzer Hoap1lal Mrs Jenm• Roush, West Shad• !!Save $100 to uvoo Mis.sea Billie Lou and Elena Mar- spent severt~ l days here with her One, Two and Three Bedroom• tin and thch cousin, Miss Sue Ad- daughter and O<m-in-law, Mr and larae stock must go. Brln& your ams of Lee"'~od, W. Va are en- !Irs Gerald V1olet de.irru anrl your problems, tered In the St Aloly8lua AcadMr and Mrs Eugene Story of we're dcal..1g on th.e very lowemy at New Lulngton Mr and Darwin spent a few days here with move in tomorrow Try u& Mrs Ru ... ll Adams of Lcewond her grandmother, Mn Ethel Stout est poaoiblc terms! ·7~f~j[11~:Ji~~ ! land William Marlin and aon, Da· VIvian HoflmRD was a guest Sat e TIN WIDTHS ~· vld, and Mr• W T Martin vt.- urday of Mn. Linn« Bragg e HUGI SELICTION ited the girls at New Lexmgton, The Metllodilt Sunday School Many reconditioned us-ed one Sunday 400 ba ll's of good straw Phone and two bedroom trallors held their p•cnle at Forked Run 1 ltncme 3000 9 24·MP FREE DELIVERY - QUICK! Lak• Sundav lAND IOOSTIRS MilT Hobert Whltealde or Parkers Middleport G1 ocen Store ~<l and Apply at Open 7 Days A Week Cor. Second & Mill ~~W•Ilet--hrown-l,oat 1n vtcThe Band Boosters met at the burg was calling on hla slater and The l'ountaln, Mn•on, w y, aar-&onp.ob Apiii!J, l.li, ol Shenana Sprlnga Find Mld.Uepoel fire • Aw1D11obll• High School Monday cven<ng his brotherln-law, Mr. and Mro ,, '!'P IJIODtY-rctiiMI papers 9 2461p Boat\1. l'llaolt GIII-I •-" The meeting waJ tn charge of W. W Bragg II !~ ruec Davis, I anK.vlllc FOR SALE - Apples New llu the president, Jean Parker The Marlf!ne TPm:tce was returned ,_,. Oblo. 9-26 von Orcbord, New Haven Phone U.S. 23 lOuth CO!IP!..ETI: llt1ur1De. 'Pioii«iDi, secretary's report was read by home from Parkersburg where abe .29u I~~::!:!W~14~V::I::RL~Y'::.::DH~I~O=:==II Ult, ·lull,, Fire, Polio. Call Dar Pearle Canaday Treasurer, Mil- had her tonsils emoved Monday TU 24688. 7 -· - - - - I IIIUa, Mltldle;:<ll'l, Obto. dred Grate reported o balance Mro. Ethel Stout open! the ol $239 67 week end w!th her brother and Jlll'l i!Unttac va • dr $U9& _t. . A motlDn was made and sec , Chlelllijt Sedan One eareful For Rent-Large apartment 206 11r' onded to pay the btl! at Stew, I~ owner. Sharp ear Blael Mulberry Ave Call 376 or 45 For Sale-6 rllOD\ house';l;;;t;;i am· Service Stauon for eau pu•· 9-23 3tc ••• in Racine, elechicttv I( A"· wa chased for a wiener roast :l~' Pomeroy 027-til< Ill'''"' •NCB •G£NCI ter Nlee aile lot Call Raclae Rand director Bob S~ebcrt dis cbevrGtet va ~·2w ,~,79:1 """ "' 3217 or Freda Bentz 01 Maoun cwsed needs of a new sousaRtnt - Extonalon Laddero, J ~r &eden Poworgllde Re01 ForS<allold PIN.~~~. Helllll Hotel 9-27-3te Boards, Drop Clotha 2 mllea below Middleport phone and 11 new unaforms 17 1harp ln•ide and out Radio Clinton F<Bher, ACCIDINT Middleport "Wt Hovt GtH Olt A eommattce under the chalr~h C...lty 111<1 ..... The Chari" Peoples ReSidCilct ,l~d reater. Blaettnar•, rome Hill lilly Mutlc" Phone 62113-X 11 I U molllhip ol Mr• R A Biddle at, 124 Union Ave, Pomeroy, ,.,, ' 9-27-811 By Eddie Fife and was formed and were to meel for sale 6 rooma, 2 baths. rurRooms lor ••nt. Cloto to town Tile Shady V11Jey Boys Monday evening at the Btddle ttli;iimrth t dr $1393 4 dr 127 Buttornut Ave 9 18 12tc ln MIDDLII'OII,!, OHIO nace and basement. owner wll! hol]le with Insurance Agent Max ' , 1n. Dynanow dme Spot· 61»M PHI!illa 6111 pcraonally finance "lth small 9:~0 to IIIIi ~wp tone bluo llmoh For Renl. Modern live room down payment Balanee u•c W~rd and discus• Insurance cov· apartrnont on Mulberry Avo :,\)~tlitln, Pomeroy 9-27-81·· rent For lurther details, ace eraCCl and costs on Instruments Must be s!On to bo appreciated. The 1957 membership drive lo Round IDd square Dancing ~~~~~~---~~ owner at 134 South FIUh Ave., ~ ·c-evrolet "210" SI.2D5 4 Phnne 310M, Pomoroy 9-25 6tp underWR.Y wltb all band mem· 1 Middleport. Phone 60&1 !I lkd1n . •Radio and neater bors selling membership ttcketa. 9-26-31< State Approved for Restaurants l~fn 27.000 n1llea Clean I ·~ llaettnan, Pomeroy Farm-34 aeres, ~ room houac • ,«e and bath Conuct Btlly 1\ 1ndon, Schools - Taverns Che•ter, Ohto 9-24 3tp 1 Would like \o tare for children ,.,_I' For Sole-3 rooms-bath, Ja!, In the home Juanita Wrt~ht, 6l 111 L t.-4 St. oily water Charles M Haley, Elm St , Middleport, Ohio Rutland Phone 24823 9-27-31p 9-253tp WANT ADS PnONE 398 Rutland I I 111.r.:, LETART, W. Yo. I I ( j) I ----- -- WE BUY - - -- - OHIO VALLEY JUNK CO. Now Open MARY JUNE I BEAUTY SALON a111r~ ,~, m::: :/r 4 _T ____ ~~====~ FOR SALE Rooms New Furniturt TUPPERS PLAIN $299.00 BAKER _., FURNITURE MOTORS CLEANED SPECIAL Troileri Buy Now! stp .;:. ·(81 Aut.> SOre-s - Wovtrly •MobUt Hom. Sal.. I Ju;;;n;. R. H. Rawlings Sons Co. 1'-•••••••••••••••••••••..1 Now In Stock ~''-:4:---1-:-Fo-:-r_R...:.•_:.:nt.,---_ 20=BI=In;;su;;;ra;;nc~e~-.l(21 1-Reolestat-e~ FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE Rodney Downl- Welcome To The WONDER IAR Ine Kleenodyne Real Eatatt Broker For Clean and Sanitized 1 AM Saturdoy Night• ~ VALLEY CHESTER .,.._...... ,_ ... __ i .·-...... l8lEmployment -Wonted Glasses and Dishes -------- ~ I Now On Display / NEW 1958 MODELS "'-'"' Olilt Fer B~tra We•r from Good !!hoe Re.-lr SEE US TODAY Racine Shoe Shop YOU SAVE HERE 123l legal Notttes Ill DUR FINI LINI OF AUTOMATIC WAIHiltS, DRYIRI, ltiFRIGIRATOltS I IIANGII MOORES ALLEN APPLIANCE PHONE Pomerey 388-Y Ponaeroy ' , • IConllnUtll ,,.., ,.,. OMI yeoro ~bat the A!!oelotion has existed here " ICtnllnud Prom Poet Onol 1 1 k c Mn Edward Tewkabary db !lness men, luduatrinl and pro ~~galt:~tth:c :soa ounty-puople played the trcaaurer'• book lor losslonat leaders as well as onu of the first w" (he Kop· the la1t meotmg ol the Whatso scores of pmate 011lzcns or all csak lomtly Uk~ the old-time ever (llaSB In Sept t4, 1842, be lalth• he on to dcdo lore lhey merged wllh the AOJO· cute thrwill church ond h,ond weleome th• rotMI1c residents t hey joined the SundaY car pooh to Parkersburg, el•llon CatholicK to ltlc commumt) Pomeray, Belpre and Marietta to Duran~r the busme.sa meeting That is JUSt the way thmgs ore attend mass-some 30 50 mUea lin DOnald Lowery eave a re 'tlane m JackS()Il county-a com "'"•Y The ' Archblstiop bec~me renee- pert on the oetivttieo of Group I munlty whlCb know, ho• to g<•t On the scdmd Sunday they at UIIOD ~li !?lurn to the Oltolr and Mrs Jtarl Owen reported on thlngo accompliShed tended mass 1n Park..,burg ar- live home lor IOifee Artrr o l•w Group !I The annual Christmas The neat roman briCk church, ter dodamg around roOII blnciiS momelila a!IP~• quietly and Jlwar wlll be held on No•emboo' IIIJictjopally deSigned wllh 1ts and hazard• on Highway No 2 llrmly Jo ,he the 11f0Up: "Now tbtre'l ~0-21 with Mrs Probuco and ullhpale conversion mtu a wmg whtch waa thea. ,till under cona cOuple 01 !lll~a I )V&nt you Mrs Ohlinger ao eo-chairmen of the school in mmd, ts a Uvmg strucUon, Kopseak approached Mrs. Anderson announced the to do 'rl• pp a pteee ollond tribute to tho moureeruiness, de the priest to ask him when a boya River DIStrict Athens Presbyter· btg enough to oupport a church, termination and cooperation of mns 1on churcb would be estab 181 to be held m SyracuN PrOii the enure community !Lshed m Raven•wood He e1· rcct~ry end sch~l Go vitit !he byterlan Church on October I c~fll'cheo In your area-study Tbere's Burl Chambers wh.o made his funeral home avatlabll• plsincd that the lqng drive With tholr plano Plan • functional and a number planned to attend entrre farn1ly even SuJtda) the ail day meeting. lor a tempornry on eel ong place morning would become dllllcult ehurcl). S~ow me the deslans ~~ Mr1 Harold Saner wao proaooo a• t~ey .ore cmnplet~4 and lor Sunday mass unhl the new The priest's adviC• to the eager Jram chairman ond aiJe bad ehurch was bmlt, that " wben <t Kopcsaks was simple and direct- let me know when you have 10me "Everyday People Ready l?r oomml!ment• on lnli4. Oh, ye~. wasn't 1n usc When 1t WQS, mass • H h was held in the Ravenswood Com- "mu"' out ,too eJewexptamed t at in the lliffii)!Dte ~''II JIJrt • God's Work" 118 ber topic Mn there were Catholic famSauer oponed tbe program w1th munlty Building by special or· Illes to warran: a mit11on He mlsaloft I~ 'ft.,i\'eltlwood.' Scripture read1ng, pnyer arid "\Vhen'j IIi! llr~l lllflll," )Sopraneements and cooperation of emphaSized that ottempto to tnedllltlon She ... ~ssll!ted •Y esak aakfa ', Motor w. S llitch\e and the city ploce 8 mlsilon in Jarbon Coup· "IMII! 1\! P~ as roy have a Mrs Do~ald Lowery, 1>1t• Paul eoUI)rll ty had been ma~e 11_any hmes in plait fo 'i'ld' lt,l' the arthbl!hop llaptonstfll and guest. Marilin llarold "Punk" Stmher ur !he P"t Jo Sharp, Mrs Karl ~'' Mu nplled. ' Wal· RI(iley drew the plans lor the Then out or t~e aouthland came Tw~ S~ndayo telor 86 P.fOpla at- W. H. ,lnhllDJ, Mrs .,,. new ~uteb The Eplscopallan the Giroir lamliy and 9n th• leaded the iii1t mut lo. Chamb- lice, \Ira. J !. Hattet', , rillnl 0ter offered his cbureb for followlqg Sunday they jomed tbe er•' fuatral llose Felher Wer· ron Mliler Mill Susan P~t. I~ the second port of ,r.e J>* aervlces. Othtn m the commun· car·pooi to PJrkero~urg It .,.. net tlattl .. fTOitl l!atker!~urg ltf made financial contributions ' oeverely eold 4~J •nd ,AI G<rojl each sun~ay l!lo.rttln& t9 c,Ie- gram Mn. Gail lboell tol of' the or cave their Influences to get had bls flrsl experience 11 driy· brtte the u.t at •laht o'clock llle or a Cbrlstoao ttJc ~r In thlftfl done. Still other's loaned lng tl>f9ug~ lwo-IMhtl or tnow II .-1 1 e")tr~tlye eff4lrt. India, Edna Aude<fph'l ,, topic w~1 a Navajo Indian nwrse, aid thelf special skills or labor in ac Another plea lor a Jaek10n Coup Ko~·)la Nl" p,.... tdlly building the church and ty tpl8!lon was quickly ao4 loUjl tbelj' bollia , ,J ' ~adt S~tt~diY Mrs. Paul Hapttmatall revlew~d f~rniahlng 1t. ly adde4 morobi' • pp ..,ly 19 set the eonvempn or a coli••• 1811· Among tho Catholics themsel· The Gjrolal were lOOft I~Uow- up, lit• ~'!IR!itm' t llar Giroir• ior, w1th Mro. $auer as madera ves, lbere were st&lwart~ lil<e ed by the Golubina, McCa"-1 aqd dlreeted l1itile ... clie the masa tor l~r the dlulllllon the Bernard Starks who eonlrl· many more It bec1me a r~tvnl to luld t~ ~ ~tl4 '• \111. commuhltv jruled considerable time and re· engage the pr<est in eonvenation bu~dl~t Jlttitt lb4- ~t(Je Funerll 1ources to the bmldma ol the about lhe evefttua)ity of a mlao Home. Golu~las, Sl'!_r)4, McCabe• church For many years the ion In Ravenswood. an4 m"') tlliel'f ,,.elt always on ,(Ctnllllllt<l '"""' , ... Olltl S\Uks had [Oithlully traveled The rapid growth and pOtential b§ltd IQ 'let 11f ~ilrs. It woln't ao poople who have conlrlbut,J areal distance. to attend mass on development ol Jackoon Cpunlf eaay, ~u• It !'Molted an4 hove a larn pl..-fll lor dla Sunday as a result of the vast laloer play in tbeir win~Ofla aTe' Bo· Tbe John Suck family made Aluminum facl\ltle! eaiJ!e to A taell't ~P waa formed lnd ker Furruture, Jlmfllf• PaatrY subs~nllol contrlbuttons of mon· Archb<Bhop Swmt's alten!Wn In a Bulldla$ Colljmlttee named Sh• p, Quality Print Shop, McMasey and mater10la There were the Wbeellnt He arr~nged thrOUih wllh AI qlrola at ~bolrman Pro- l•rs Fumlture 1< Hudwaro, blah school coaches, the Doc Parkersburg'• Father Wtrner to P•l'IY wao tnv.,tl(ated. The group Becky's, lune'o Dre.. Shop, Ho'!'e Priddy family, a local build•ng VISit Ravenswoo~ IDd Investigate traveled 19 ~.Qiol Pleasant aod Raotaurant, Mlddlel!Ort Lunch, contr1ctor and several others who the development lakin& pllte Vit•~• to atp.ay ' their ebureh Smith Clothmg, Bachner'• Marllct rormed a hard core of older re11- Thia "'" the opportunity tho plaqs S<lbmolla, Rall'a &en Ptinktla, dema to prov>do assistance and community was walll!lg lor ~rlr )JI July 111111511 the Build Marlin Restaurant, citizens Banl: moral s~pport for the project When the Arcbb11hpp arrived In ina tomtnltt t • ~mpJeted then Shoe Box, Cross Hardwall!, Row-1 Tben ;with the atarl up of con February. of UIJO he 1\'88 ll)el by plans lb1 the ~·" eliiltcb w)!leb ley a. Reed, Evans Grocery atrueUOII of the giant Kaurer Mayor Ritchie, Art Ritchie, repre· \Val 1f1 be ' luP~IIo~ol buildi~K Goeglem Gravel Co. Dalr~ t~t coljld ~e uot on)y as a Isle, Blue Tartan. Baker Grocery, clril~~ ·but .., • M~tlng place Young Superlnarket, Chan Hard 'rije l:bllll's coUI4-'I>O- removed '' ware, Lamh!rt'o Ashland StatiOn desired: There lvduld he a ktt Sportsman, Valley Lumber Co , 4 Nautical 21 Me. ACROSS chen and rlllll.r\'9IDI Vltimately, R L- Miller l};ed Car pat'le block 1tevat 1 Brief wind 15. Support veaul it eoold t 'le.~eriedi into one blaot H111top Grocery. Bunce Motor6 Luxurtouo 22 Aalatlc WID~ 'il! ' the' i<bool ' I e •Ink opot cycle Shop, W1ll18m ):.owe trail· 2" l(one ' t Full of tile 7 Leather Tbe Plt•! 1'01'0 )ell m the er couit Kellv Manulacturme naak tary back ol the Commnn)tY Butldmg Co., Scarberry Grocery, II W lsll!llrl unit te. Regulatlono 8 Abounded: and lho10 ' atten'dlng Sdnday mas• Cra1g, Erma's Groeery Shuler q Grew tLatv) 12. Hand!., rev••w•d them ' and made their Antique Shop, Ftle's Novelly , white 215 The jRorn comment' IDd sh.-esllop,o 11 1'101 , ..... anttq I , .~. _. '', , . W~OII llle \iii~• we.. re(tned ~o ~1\9~"' , ""'tlio.17 Plullmng. Tuck~· • berry U TremuloUI 15 Good-wh. mcorpQI'at• !lleM Ideas, they demonstra- 2• Not levr' ,.,,.,._, •• b••er man's Grotcry, Holsuan Bakery, U. Latvian 11tere taken 19 !he Arebblshop Ill Royal Crowo bottle-washer, Milltton (colloq) 28 Flight 34 Own 1 c:ltizen Wheeling II)> tbe Bull~ln~ Commll er 5a & $1, Reynolds Dairy Bar, OllliP-' 35 Fruit driDI<f II Sylloglotle IT Marry tee. The Arebbl•hop tehllliveh Dyer ~arber Shop, Becker Bar20 Meaaurt 29 Ra<lenta 38 Military cap ftgure approved the plans then ll)ade ber Shop, Barnes & Stmpson Ins lind l 31 Wide awake 38 Remnant 18. Girl a name anQther trip to the alto to Jtudy Factory Outle~ $inborn Jewelry, IT Tiny I tbe pla111 In relation to Ill• pro· 11\RI'\In Drua Store, RobinllQn Dry I 18. Erbium ~· petty Flllfl approval was given (leaneu, Sports Center, Po4ge & (aym l !' tt. To obscure and arr"!Pm~t' mad!! for a Plymouib dealera, Dr Clyllt In· . ~I 21 Swelltng loan to be~ln conatmcllqn aela, Fireot,eqe, Preolon !lotoN, 23. Little child T W Dli&~ll, of 'Parlr.ertllurg Foreman 1< Abbott, Nickte'l. Bak. '" ~ 2a To-do came UR wltti tHe ~~~ bid on lng, Jack's Dairy Bar, Zerkle ... 21. Dotttan the building and """ •warded lbe Truckmg, Werner Rad10 Shop, ~" 30-lndeMttt contract •The 28,000 dollar bid Motor Parts Co. Home Laundry article or,; VI, was eonSI~er~d ~ enefl)ULq(fer ~ Powell's Servlce Station; :Vau 31 Altern lor the ~ · ~~ 11(9c 961 JiiiUdlpg. rha's Beauty Sbop, Downm~ In· , I" ~ n outeut . ~ ,Girplr tllo eoltltruc auranee, Spencer Grocery, Dr clan (Jap) lJ tlon closely, apptylnl h11 coiSid· Pickens, Mullen Soh10 Statton, 13 Support ~ erable bqlldlni exporlenee tp so· Chsuneey Lube.otahon, Twin 88. Burr In wood pervlsmg the operation. Many City Maehme & Eiectm, DaviS 37 Shun ~ others contributed money and ef. Ice & Produce Ca, Dalley's Dnvt 38. Bind apln 1•• /)"/. '.I. Iori to build t!Y ehbrcb and fur· In, Mtddle110rt Department Store. !9 CUt ~·· 40 Armadtlt01 nl~ II. • ' Friendly Tavern Headquarten, jJ> ~I>~~ Blrd's nomt I" Oa lhlo J:aater •uqpq t'e llrst D1vid a: Miller & Dairy Queen, ~2 Man's 111118 w;. litl4 In \lie new miSs- Ervm Gull Slatton, David llhller I"' n1Cki\AII1e ion ••u~ wltb P~Pr• than 100 Further name• added to the peopl• 11-lpt. list will be publubed in the ~~~ To~~l't Itt '"" ti!Jn 200 Dally Sentinel. l .wtoo city pafla ers a1!4ftdiPI SundaY I Pervenuo feJVIc<! lilt ,-;;;~burch. Wit)! C"UICH HOMICOMING I Potty the fifll ~ f termanent par- A Homecomlol wlU be held OJI quarrol Ish ll!'i(fl two ma11es Sunday, Sept 29 at the Zion will ctleW each Svndn to Church on the Harrl10nvllle-rd IIAILY CIYI"l''QUOTE-Hen'• bow to ...ork It: AXYDLIA.A.XI -·fDOil~ ' p-qwlh. Ia LONGFELLOW A .wO!Iitt'' " ' ' tb,e, Rosary One letter otmply otando ror onother. In thlo oarnple A. Ia utOCl Al\or ~l'ftY,' ai{1 t men's aroup ror tho throo L'a, X for the two O'o, etc. Slnlll !etten, &(101' tbo llotr ~01 1 iloclety. •' ,b,ve uopnea, the Jenrth and rormatlon ol tho wordo aro all bllltl. been or"plled !< Hn"'el!l daf tilt eode letttn are dUiennt. Pllc!l• ~ttt: ' U! lie!N) !oriJI· A CrJPtornm Cluotall9a ed ro e#lillli,· lbt I>Qlld)ftl Pl'll· to be a mt"lon when a! tbe 4e· Jflnl. • • dl~atlon !erCIJio!ll•• It wW bo ft r B ft Z Y B Y X D I I Y 1 %P 8 Y ; I I ~~~~·ar 4fiU~II•n wtY ~p· dealguted Our !A~Y , •Ji)Jtfloll~ pi'Ol~ tlt Arth~lihop lfiJii llfl• Church. • ~ • , , , lf'IZP ZR QGYDIJ-YXZJR. Wf"k If JOI "lli'tYN to bpllf a To the asa1m~le~ ~~·~ Yoolor<lay'a Cr)'lltoquote: THEY SAY EVERYTHING rH r~ ~ ~ rl )lilrJl1alltDt real· COjl~tlans, It will be a 1111!.-f ~ WOIUoP Ie OOOD FOR IOMILTKINO - DRYDEN. dance of tilt new parla- prle!l. trl~ jo tbtlr hard ~ .. .,..._,.;llull;,;.;~;,;;..' ,....,.,..... tha ehllt<lb ' will cea1e coOMrlllvt alforta. 1,..,.._,- !f_~ ... e-o,._.....-- :sr I CAN'T 00 HOME NOW. MAW·· THAT FEu.ER OVER VONDEA WANTS A CADDV FEll lS HOI.ES w Junior Football DAILY CROSSWORD ~ ~ " .. ,. .. ,•• .. 4 I ,. ., ... ~ ~ re· __ Lift Ohio · ! ,, I t Pre8byterian LOU iR COUI>ff 0V !lOIS •• COAL HEATER$-OlL-GAS-ELECTRIC ~nd BOWLE GAS HEATERS IH SOUTHEitN OHIO !SEIGLER ! RFE1=TIQ~ !WARM MOR~J-NG· !TEMCO !AR~STRQNG :MA~ ·· ··-... WILL INSTALL THE tt~TER$-IF YOU BUY EARLY- USE YOUR OLD tfiAT,Eit. A$ It ' ' ' PAYME'f4T Otob • ---- ---------Aluminum 1< Chemlaal-..--Cor110ra· '' New Chnrch liOn. Ravei\IWOpd Works In the spoma of 1955, people btlaft mut· also IS DISPLAYIIIG~-THE LARGEST ASSORTMEif .Of RUTLAND Realty; Ford Morrow, Eutern Reglonat fubilc R\llstlona Manager for Kauer Alumiqum, Phil Fourney, EdiiO! •I the !lal'l'nlll'ood Newo, ond Colem1n ~posak, AI Giroir ~nd N1ck Golubln representlnv the Cut4ollc aroup The future development In 1he are- waa revealed to the for rhb10h0p and he wu alven 8 tour of tbe va•l locllllle& Kaiaer Alu minum waa conatr~.tctin~ REMOVES CAUSES OF ODORS WEST PINE Which Cleans ...; Deodorizes and Disinfects DOUMONT MODELS ARRIVING SOON 128 E. Main Sl . Klenobowl ZENITH TV and RADIOS NOTICI l)f APPOINTMINT l1toto of J, a. Hoyoo. Docoaotd Notice Ia b1re11Y Jlven that Lucy F Hayes W~l)le Post Office add '"" Is Chester, Ohio has been duly &PIIOinted -\dmlnl&jrolrlx of the Estate of J B Hayeo late of Chea· ter Meigs County, Oblo, deceased Dated tllb IMth day ol Septem· ber, 1937. John C. Bacon Judae of the Probate Co111 .Meta• Cown\J', Oh1o 27, (10) 4, 11, 3te \ Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0, Sept. 27, 1957- 7 MnUng Ritthl• • ' r Pf.I ..~AR I DON'T 1WJW WOW TO Allllll6S Y00 .. lliJT I AVl VEI<V TWANKRJL TO YOU FOR EXI'OSIN6 TWIS IMNI �• ,, •·t~~~:':'-:':':':':':'::'....--------·-----·. tr you trreE or thatremoved need trim ming,'have toppmg, eall ".: William Largent were tbelr aon, The Band Boosters also pur- 6-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Sept. 27, 1957 Mr and M:o Howard Largen! of chased • 1957 Maytag dryer to be 'r Syracuse and their grandson, Mr 11lven away at the Fall Festival. alater-m law, Mr and Mr-s-Ra-lp_h_D-urmg -t-be--;;;IJI- ho-u"' r -,-.-atad FOR CONSJSTENT DEPENDABLE RESULTS Robert Sal re. Racme 3975 By Phylllo Snowdon and Mrs Bob Largent, Columbu& November 15th Each person Parker of ChPSter FIVe years C<pcr~n-" ~-7-12tc course waa served to M·s taw The Semor Class Is having a Mr and Mro John Dyke and son donatmg i50c wtll receive 1 tle-- Mr. •nd Mrs Maywood Johnston renee Smith, Mrs Clayton Allen, Venetian bl nds All size& and rummage s;~lt, Saturday 1n the Gary of XenaR spent the weekend ket to be entered m the dr~wmg of Portland was calling on Mr MIS! Jerry Wood, !Irs Pete ~. ,, colors. Fiberglass awnmgs; Ray, vacant build •ng next to the 110st With her parents, Mr and Mrs Membership tlckel.! and dryer and Mrs Wayne Rrlcklea Tuoaday oerreld, Mrs Dolmar Bourn, l\lu. o.J eio gas heaters, electric llihl oilICe. W fl Hayes and hlB father, Mr Ucketa were prmted by th• John Wickham Mrs WdJiam llxtures, plastiC tile lo: bat> Football mnthers arc selling and Mrs Sam Dyke school secretary, Miss Alberta Will, Mrs George Wolf, Mrs. RoroomtJ chances on cakes at all the home Mrs Mollte Mitchell and Mrs Snowden. bert Wood, !Irs Opha Offutt, RATES fret E11lmolfl football gamec; to ra1se money for Cora thandlcr ol Huntington are Mrs Beatr1ce Sm1th was apVlaltlng Mr. and Mrs Dallas md Mrs EddiC Hartung The a new time clock for the score· vtsltm;~ the1r s1ster, Mr and Mrs pmnted to see .shout the pur Gibbs, !!road Run, Sunday, were October meehng Will be a HalloI eeall ptr 1IOI'd, one W.rtlon Minlmllm ebarge liOc-----' ·eou Dolo Woppel Supply board. Joe Phillips ...-....-d tor W.. eouecuUvr lnsertlou. • I 2tl Unloo ~... ('base of an electnc pop corn Mr and Mrs Dwight Gibbs of ween partv at the home of Mrs . . llpedal- OM momhlor 211 ceoll per word. Pomoroy, Ohio The Trlark:• Club " selling proThe Ladles ~1d of the Christ<an popper from Clyde Ferrell Pro Oak Grove, M1 and !Irs Tobe) My fohn Wickham wllh Mrs George J'Ull rate of 2 c:enu per word wiD be chareed for advertising ~ 8 13 !moe grams at all the home football Cbun:h met ;at the home of Mrs cecds lrom pop corn sales at th~ ers, Buard Pt"~r and Mrs Raymond Wolfe, assisting hostess Elhcl Nelsor, Wednesday, wtth 8 Middlci!Ort game were S30 8C Roush. 11nd daughter, Dfnrus Weavlor before tbe l&tn oleoeb mootb lollowinl Insertion TERMITES -. XTeRMINA-TID games Jess Tuttle !crt last week from Dill Larkm of New Boston vmt, mcrnbcra prcsei.t ..._.,_ In Advertlslng-Sbould be re110rted Immediately Tbe • and tram the Eastern game werr er and Miss Mary Roush Vernon flarkersburg by a1r for Baltimore ~ hntiftel lfiU not be ruponslble for mOJte thaa one tneor For frte mspect1on pt:..me 383-M, ed recently w1th Mr and Mrs Sunday ~msts of Mrs Bcsste Mra Irene Roush ol Htekory ~d . where he JOined h1s daugh· $18 80 n q lalertlon. G1lmorr Suppl) Sl 1re, Pomeroy Amos W1se and son Leo, were Mr and Chapel was ao-bostess With Mrs er and son-m law, Mr and Mrs Clnl of 1banb and Sl)e<lol Notle01 of Evenllfl 00 Oblluart01 All work gumnt<ed Fully In Charle• Carlos Snowden who 1s employ. Mrs Pearl G !key of Thomas Fork Clthar•ne Newberry 10 honormg John Zcwc.yer From there they HOMECOMING PLANNED 11:blllhed at 1 eeat per wor4 Jured. V'aughan N Industrial and ed at Cresap W Va spent the and Mr anrl Mrs Shirley Jameson 'dr and Mn John Roush w1th a vent to Washmgton State by The Rutland Church of ChriS! ~~~~~~~::=:==··-=~=====::=:-:=:-::::: ReSI iel.hal Tcrmlt~> Control Ser- week end wnh h1s fam1ly and fam•ly oJ Logan, W Va mlscellaneour; shower at the home plane to v1s1t Mrs Zeweyer's son wtll celebrate tta !28th annlver Notices c1 .: , Scie ---- - vlee. St Marys. w va 125 t1 Mr and ~1rs Bruce May and Mr and Mrs Harvey Erlewme sary and homecoming Oct 13 A of Mrs Newhcrry Saturday even 0 \arle Hussell and famtly and ~~;;;;;;,;;;;;;-;;;;;-;;;-...--;;.-;o;;;;;;•-;;,u - - RADIO & TELE\ iS! ON SEHVICE, children, Debra and M1kc, and and daughter, JDcUa, spent Sun program Will be presented m the ing They were recep1enli of many ho expected to VISit relat1ves M1ss Phyllis Snowden spent the day with. her mother, Mrs lva forenoon and afternoon with an beautlfv! a.td useful glfta ~te--A-Way Roller Rink an 4 used in side door;~~ ~ood con Phone 200 Ucl.md Appliance r California Mr and Mrs Ross Winebrenne1 MOUD«< new opening ttme dltton Phonr fl3~0 1\1 9 26 :ur Store 116 W Ma111 St, Pomeroy past week w.th 7vlr and Mrs L C Howell of J,con. W Va lntereatlng talk to be given by 1 Mr and "n Nate Wtse and guest speaker 7·00.10:30 Sat 7 00 10 30 Also _ _ _ _ _ . _ _ 2 23 tf Snowden of FJttnesvUle and visited Special mu8lc and Donna l'ere Saturday g\i~st · Mr and Mrs Jack R1etz of Cleve- family and Mr and Mn Harold Will be presented by all 0( th• of Mr and Mr11 Guy Bleumg or ev~ry MQnday Evenong Chol 100 bushel olrl I'Otn T' M Cow land Th.ey ~tlso spent a couple Rice and fam1ty allendJd the Mason, Saturday dren under 12 admtlted free dcrv Lon ,~ Bott om OhJ() fJood Clun l'••d Co,. dn• at Ntagara Falls Canada and Electrical Workers p1cn1c at the •rea churches A baskf!t dinner Mr and Mrs Dennu Rou!ih of l'ben occ:omponie~ by parents 9 26 3tc Maaontc Park ln Marietta, !unday N"IJI be aenrcd In tlic church Board had as supper guCBts Satur VlsJU!d manv h1stor1cal s1tes All Make& and Modell Sboe skates -21lc Mr and \If! Max Nelson of basement at noon Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs day tH cnms: Mr and 'Mrs An~ Tues lc Thurs open for partie<> Matoo,, Illinois, spent Thursda Invitations are bemg sent to Edwards and Frances and Mrs MlTROPOLITA~ Ctieek rink ror open date or call l c';;ieman rurt - .~" - ,, ;;;;; woi·, hlowcr 6 wom - flllCc $40 Set• !'late of otuno &lilt nr Hl.'luunC@ cerutle••• With. Mr and 'Mrs Charles A Y all former member!! of the lo~.:al Belle Carr, huntlngton Ch•ster YU-&3251. mos church 81 Clover t': rm Si<ll< Tuopcl < ·uTo SA'ES PI Compl•n~-Th~ uudeutrn~d 8 upl .t "'•\ lot n. 1.1 o1 l.ht 8U.tt o( Ohio hert l»' ~rUtla. 9-27 ltc Mr and Mrs Wayne Hart Jr of .Mr and Pl.rs Cuh Zimmerman Plams 9 27 'l.tp ;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;;:;:;:;;;;;;;~~ .m,.utv v NII!W YORKANn THit4"AtllALT1' •hn!IO! ntncecoiP'.utr II loet~UMI ow U. Columbus sp1 nt the week end w1th NN Tnrll 8ttte ol !few York I'lL~ «<lftlllltd vl!nted theh daughter, Mr and PARTY TO IE HELD thf lt•a of t.l'llt 8ttlt I!IPllctble to It 1M Mrs Paul Northup of Zanesvtlle, 1 11•1111•alhortJtd 1 d.rlnr thf eunent rear to tnruThe Friendship Class of thr Mr and Mrs Tall Boston and Mr TO'ihe volers or Lebano-nIt;;: tct In lhll !lUte IU tppraprllt.t IKMinell Gf the past week Lar~c heatrola Cont 1ct 0 M Church ol Chrl•t woll hold theu and Mrs Wayne Hart Sr IMllfl ICII Ill nntllll:lll wndltllrP !1 lhlllfn br ship I ~are IJ<oen reported out Mr a.nd "Mrs Jack Roush and Ita .nnu.l tlalefnt11l to htln bHa ll lolt091 Mr and Mrs Ernest Molden at Septemher party at the home oi Wo~an, Rt No 2 Pnm~rov , 1111 Dfoeembtr U lUI ApretUI IJI'IO~nl ot ~~ the r~ee for trustee 1 am children of Broad Run sp•nt sun tentled the open house at the new •••ll"llle •-t. UUSH.IU(ll Antetlt41 Ohio g 27-3tp Mr and Mrs Purl Van Meter m dJY evening not out til ali the voles arc 1cnoont Ill lllblllttfll feamt caplt.ll lncllllllll '!TltUCTURAL I IIAMI Mr and Mrs Infirmary, Saturday tfln~urtnce name 11111 031 7UOJ lfet Ulttt Galhpolls, Nov 21 All cia'" Dennla Roush w~h eounted If you wont a rou~ J t i 2Uil 121 Of1 _Amrunt llf attulll Plld up OIP. son. John, and wife Mr ,q,nd Ars Clarence Pr1ce are fCIIAP IIIDNMIT ALl I til tiO 000 UW 110 8urpiUI 1111 ~l.at.~ ---,--.,-· members arc urged to attend and Curtu Rlckord " on the std man, vote for me I will appre AN ASPIIAIT IAIU l•>«~~n~~ lor tlul rear t130 •" on u, IICIIQdt! visiting lhelr daughter, Mr and brtng a guest '"'" lOt Utt rsr 1121 tto 114 p cl1te your aupport Resp C G fwo Year Olrl Pa1IIY tra tncrl IICAUSIIIIIAIIIIALT PAIISI hst IM W!TM"MI WHa,ror 1 Mvt hernnt• Mrl. !loward Van Meter of Elyria Coon Dog J C Wvalt fian1 111blt'rlbood tnJ lllml tnd ta!Ued .,, ••I t. .. Sheflleld 9-26-3tp 1k MW •~clwdve ,_.., ........... Mr and Mrs o. 0 Patterson FAMILY GATHERING Mr. and Mrs. F II Roush were sonvlllc Itrl PhonC! 021 J t II loo•nt Mft C., h11- ~ J,.,;e? ,\$¥ol~~~~r fh~~ri~~~s~:f (kll) :r1n~dt~ Ohio 1Jl were d.nncr guests an evening the .\.family gathering was held at shoppma in Point Pleasant Satur 9·26-3tp lift 900'1. th1011• e eclelltllc ._, , Ht.Ate or Qhl(t fl•mt or Tna~ n nre O~"lftc•t. ,._ no '-'"' or Complllnct~ - The uudenlrnd l~pt or Jlu past "eek or their aon Mr and the'q,ome ol !lr and Mrs Dell day ..._.,It IIIII Mlc1 &lbt willet ~ tt. 4t4.ilnlnt elhctt t1 •• Mi WM!hlr.. Mr~ Paul Patterson ~~~----~~=~~,...~~ ~(tr the St.ale of Ohio hereby ~ rlllltll lhl\ Luckadoo, Sunday Erntc and M1ss Tw1ln Rickard MUIU!VMVIIU IIIUTV.U CA.SII.UTY 0011· Detningdccp w~it ~~-pumpIn I : Mr and Mrs Homer Parker and A dmncr wa.s served to ttle were 1!1 New Haven Saturday and IICK SER"ICE on Watch Re P4NY ~r Nule~·vll\e Ill~ ol Ptrnnl,.lvtnl• ~ 'I (liu rcm!llled with lht lnw~ rl lhll 81tll Ill• clurlu pump JC!• 22 ~ ~I tn1k QL Linda, open! Sunday following guest:! Mus Frances ~ailed en Mr ~md Mrs Stante) Ad· iring bY FBC1ory Tra 1nc d 111lhorlud Plluble In lhll elau ol CoctptniK •nd It daught< r, MICA-liLT lloJ..Ioo .., loo1 twll, ~9 fc<>t of I tnrh and 1t 4 melt durlnr the C11mnt r~r to tnn..~ Pa with hlS father, Pearl Parker of Luekadoo and Carl Luckadoo of klns watchmak,r COLLINS JEWEL 111u. Ill Ulll SUite 1\1 arprocJtllte bUtlntU ff lrvur4 .. !ant....... "" ........... plalt1c ptpc Prtt 1 romplctt on tht mnh•• phn Ua nnullllll eood~oo Chester 1.01 Anget<a, Ca lli, Elbert Luck Okey Rouoh and Mrs Ethel Fry 11 EllS, Pomeroy 1 3 Lf uIs ohown br It• annual •t•temtnt to have $100 Kenneth C11notorr. Svra cott "'" UJ ,.,. lot ._. ..... follow• on I:llooemb!r 31 IUS Araoun rA Airs Harle) G Amos ol Colum· adoo, son and daughter of North were busiMR~ callers m Point UG 1101 U Amoont ol lltlrlillltt tncusc, 0 Phone 902 '" 9 2ti 3lp dudlnr r,_\nourtnce mcrve U4 010 11t tT bus spt:nt Ssturday wllh Mr and Carolina, Mr and Mrs Curtis Pleasant Frld•Y 8ufllhu Ill &82 ~71M tnrome {or th~ JttU iM\ It -.!dlllct•, MICA tiLT l~htt...... CONCR:t'rl BLOCKS Luckodoo Delbert Luckadoo and Mr and Mrs T I Gladwell, ::1 ~ llpendltum for th• 'eu -~ Mrs Charles Amos ._,Itt (25) lb )I Arid tllllr ~,. ... 1-Plrk Up lru1 k Strrl toOJ d Jtmmte and Jerry of Hammond Mr and Mrs Dale Nicholson and Mr E ' B IN WITiti:!\S Wl!SR!OJ' 1 ban I ltrwdl1111 oRett MOll! PIIOTKTIOH Ill s ugene rown an children • spent the week end with Mr and "lvll• ltlltr Per L.,... nt. crlbPd mr ll.llme •nd etuted m,. box $600 1- Wtlh , wheel ttre daughters Carolyn and Martha, of 'Pot. whttt tW ...ti_,- •,wt aWIIII •ll'lxed •t Oohunbul Oblo tllll dto1 Miss Luckndoo and Carl Luck Mrs tves Kin mtertubc II Cap - 100() 1 C"oal th'f~t t ttsT ArUiur 1 vom 8®\. Mtddleport •pent Sunday with her b ••• l'll-blt. GRUI8ER RWCK CO. are vacattonlng bere alter Rev d W S 8 11 1 heater $12 00 1- lap ht~h parents, Mr and \lrs Ernest Mol- adee 10 years an s 1 ups o Pt Pleasant spent Saturday alter powered ro fir $20 00 M M I Mlin North of l'omoriJ den. A..rt•l• In NohM'• 0." Ctltttf noon with Mrs Luvena Ramey Sl nn,. Rt N<1 I Bradbury, 0 Mrs June Dewhurst and daught IIRTHDAY CELEBRATED o.. 11. sa. Call wm. o...... Mrs Ereell Adkms. Mrs Ethel t.H " ~ .... HI• ••••liM eel..., 9·26·31c er, Andrea, and MrJ G8rnet Moore Mr and Mrs 0 0 Pattersot. t.a. ,._ H••• ""' rmW.. -'r Mrs Carrie King called on Mr and daughtrr Reg.na, and son, ltodt lprl"" h MICA41Lr lllllltftt, BJII, were Frt<ay evening guests of entert1uned with a birthday din· and Mrs Anh Rou!ih Sunday eve ncr Saturday evening honormg mng Mr and Mrs Paul Patterson Mrs Molll• Mllebell and Mrs Mr Patterson's father, E. 0 Cora Chandler of Huntington and Patterson Altendmg were Mr and Mrs Mr and MrM Joe Phillips and oon, Harold Dewhurst, Andrea, Mr & 1 ly Clorlco Allen Darrell, spert Sunday with Mr LUMBER and SUPPLY 10 ROOM IIOUSE Mrs Paul Patterson and Roxanne Mrs Gordon Ridenour as.slsl and Mrs William Phillips of Chll and LOT :llr ~nd Mrs E 0 Patterson and ed by M(S Roger Epple, enter S. 3rd Ave. Mkldleporl Itcot he tamed at h.er borne the Third 8 Roome Newly Paonted Mrs Eveb n IIIII spent the past the hosts Thursday Club for lhclf Scptcm· week with her parents Mr and also THf HOU~t 0 1 OISllt l tTIOt~ ber meeting The bus1 ncss meet W T tanning ol Fairborn WI/IIlS A MICto Bl l! OQ0f ' FOil SO FOOT LOT 1ng was 1n charge ot the vic" Lann1ng underwe;nt maJor ln Syracuse. Ohio president, Mrs Petr Elbe1feld surgery anrt Is Improving Bob By Evelyn Brlcklt1 See George 11. Dunl Hill and son Billy, went to Fur The Tuppers Plalos Scouta of 1 CJYt St., Pcwneror born, Saturday evening and Mra Troop N'o 20~ held th01r meehng or Pheno 514-X IIIII returned home with them Monday evening at 1 30 In the din Sunday ma: roum of the Sohlo Servtce Sta .Mr dAd Mra Pearl Brown have tlon w1th elglrt scduto attending moved from the Je~ Wood pri•P- w1th Scoutrnaster Paul L1fe and erty on Salem St to the Compton Outdoorsman William Chapman IJD The Brlgnttit CorDill property at Langsville The •ext m•etlng will be Monday '" lillddl~porf CharleB Grover Is reported til Sept. 30 at 8 p m and Ia conllnod tq Holzer Hoap1lal Mrs Jenm• Roush, West Shad• !!Save $100 to uvoo Mis.sea Billie Lou and Elena Mar- spent severt~ l days here with her One, Two and Three Bedroom• tin and thch cousin, Miss Sue Ad- daughter and O<m-in-law, Mr and larae stock must go. Brln& your ams of Lee"'~od, W. Va are en- !Irs Gerald V1olet de.irru anrl your problems, tered In the St Aloly8lua AcadMr and Mrs Eugene Story of we're dcal..1g on th.e very lowemy at New Lulngton Mr and Darwin spent a few days here with move in tomorrow Try u& Mrs Ru ... ll Adams of Lcewond her grandmother, Mn Ethel Stout est poaoiblc terms! ·7~f~j[11~:Ji~~ ! land William Marlin and aon, Da· VIvian HoflmRD was a guest Sat e TIN WIDTHS ~· vld, and Mr• W T Martin vt.- urday of Mn. Linn« Bragg e HUGI SELICTION ited the girls at New Lexmgton, The Metllodilt Sunday School Many reconditioned us-ed one Sunday 400 ba ll's of good straw Phone and two bedroom trallors held their p•cnle at Forked Run 1 ltncme 3000 9 24·MP FREE DELIVERY - QUICK! Lak• Sundav lAND IOOSTIRS MilT Hobert Whltealde or Parkers Middleport G1 ocen Store ~<l and Apply at Open 7 Days A Week Cor. Second & Mill ~~W•Ilet--hrown-l,oat 1n vtcThe Band Boosters met at the burg was calling on hla slater and The l'ountaln, Mn•on, w y, aar-&onp.ob Apiii!J, l.li, ol Shenana Sprlnga Find Mld.Uepoel fire • Aw1D11obll• High School Monday cven<ng his brotherln-law, Mr. and Mro ,, '!'P IJIODtY-rctiiMI papers 9 2461p Boat\1. l'llaolt GIII-I •-" The meeting waJ tn charge of W. W Bragg II !~ ruec Davis, I anK.vlllc FOR SALE - Apples New llu the president, Jean Parker The Marlf!ne TPm:tce was returned ,_,. Oblo. 9-26 von Orcbord, New Haven Phone U.S. 23 lOuth CO!IP!..ETI: llt1ur1De. 'Pioii«iDi, secretary's report was read by home from Parkersburg where abe .29u I~~::!:!W~14~V::I::RL~Y'::.::DH~I~O=:==II Ult, ·lull,, Fire, Polio. Call Dar Pearle Canaday Treasurer, Mil- had her tonsils emoved Monday TU 24688. 7 -· - - - - I IIIUa, Mltldle;:<ll'l, Obto. dred Grate reported o balance Mro. Ethel Stout open! the ol $239 67 week end w!th her brother and Jlll'l i!Unttac va • dr $U9& _t. . A motlDn was made and sec , Chlelllijt Sedan One eareful For Rent-Large apartment 206 11r' onded to pay the btl! at Stew, I~ owner. Sharp ear Blael Mulberry Ave Call 376 or 45 For Sale-6 rllOD\ house';l;;;t;;i am· Service Stauon for eau pu•· 9-23 3tc ••• in Racine, elechicttv I( A"· wa chased for a wiener roast :l~' Pomeroy 027-til< Ill'''"' •NCB •G£NCI ter Nlee aile lot Call Raclae Rand director Bob S~ebcrt dis cbevrGtet va ~·2w ,~,79:1 """ "' 3217 or Freda Bentz 01 Maoun cwsed needs of a new sousaRtnt - Extonalon Laddero, J ~r &eden Poworgllde Re01 ForS<allold PIN.~~~. Helllll Hotel 9-27-3te Boards, Drop Clotha 2 mllea below Middleport phone and 11 new unaforms 17 1harp ln•ide and out Radio Clinton F<Bher, ACCIDINT Middleport "Wt Hovt GtH Olt A eommattce under the chalr~h C...lty 111<1 ..... The Chari" Peoples ReSidCilct ,l~d reater. Blaettnar•, rome Hill lilly Mutlc" Phone 62113-X 11 I U molllhip ol Mr• R A Biddle at, 124 Union Ave, Pomeroy, ,.,, ' 9-27-811 By Eddie Fife and was formed and were to meel for sale 6 rooma, 2 baths. rurRooms lor ••nt. Cloto to town Tile Shady V11Jey Boys Monday evening at the Btddle ttli;iimrth t dr $1393 4 dr 127 Buttornut Ave 9 18 12tc ln MIDDLII'OII,!, OHIO nace and basement. owner wll! hol]le with Insurance Agent Max ' , 1n. Dynanow dme Spot· 61»M PHI!illa 6111 pcraonally finance "lth small 9:~0 to IIIIi ~wp tone bluo llmoh For Renl. Modern live room down payment Balanee u•c W~rd and discus• Insurance cov· apartrnont on Mulberry Avo :,\)~tlitln, Pomeroy 9-27-81·· rent For lurther details, ace eraCCl and costs on Instruments Must be s!On to bo appreciated. The 1957 membership drive lo Round IDd square Dancing ~~~~~~---~~ owner at 134 South FIUh Ave., ~ ·c-evrolet "210" SI.2D5 4 Phnne 310M, Pomoroy 9-25 6tp underWR.Y wltb all band mem· 1 Middleport. Phone 60&1 !I lkd1n . •Radio and neater bors selling membership ttcketa. 9-26-31< State Approved for Restaurants l~fn 27.000 n1llea Clean I ·~ llaettnan, Pomeroy Farm-34 aeres, ~ room houac • ,«e and bath Conuct Btlly 1\ 1ndon, Schools - Taverns Che•ter, Ohto 9-24 3tp 1 Would like \o tare for children ,.,_I' For Sole-3 rooms-bath, Ja!, In the home Juanita Wrt~ht, 6l 111 L t.-4 St. oily water Charles M Haley, Elm St , Middleport, Ohio Rutland Phone 24823 9-27-31p 9-253tp WANT ADS PnONE 398 Rutland I I 111.r.:, LETART, W. Yo. I I ( j) I ----- -- WE BUY - - -- - OHIO VALLEY JUNK CO. Now Open MARY JUNE I BEAUTY SALON a111r~ ,~, m::: :/r 4 _T ____ ~~====~ FOR SALE Rooms New Furniturt TUPPERS PLAIN $299.00 BAKER _., FURNITURE MOTORS CLEANED SPECIAL Troileri Buy Now! stp .;:. ·(81 Aut.> SOre-s - Wovtrly •MobUt Hom. Sal.. I Ju;;;n;. R. H. Rawlings Sons Co. 1'-•••••••••••••••••••••..1 Now In Stock ~''-:4:---1-:-Fo-:-r_R...:.•_:.:nt.,---_ 20=BI=In;;su;;;ra;;nc~e~-.l(21 1-Reolestat-e~ FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE Rodney Downl- Welcome To The WONDER IAR Ine Kleenodyne Real Eatatt Broker For Clean and Sanitized 1 AM Saturdoy Night• ~ VALLEY CHESTER .,.._...... ,_ ... __ i .·-...... l8lEmployment -Wonted Glasses and Dishes -------- ~ I Now On Display / NEW 1958 MODELS "'-'"' Olilt Fer B~tra We•r from Good !!hoe Re.-lr SEE US TODAY Racine Shoe Shop YOU SAVE HERE 123l legal Notttes Ill DUR FINI LINI OF AUTOMATIC WAIHiltS, DRYIRI, ltiFRIGIRATOltS I IIANGII MOORES ALLEN APPLIANCE PHONE Pomerey 388-Y Ponaeroy ' , • IConllnUtll ,,.., ,.,. OMI yeoro ~bat the A!!oelotion has existed here " ICtnllnud Prom Poet Onol 1 1 k c Mn Edward Tewkabary db !lness men, luduatrinl and pro ~~galt:~tth:c :soa ounty-puople played the trcaaurer'• book lor losslonat leaders as well as onu of the first w" (he Kop· the la1t meotmg ol the Whatso scores of pmate 011lzcns or all csak lomtly Uk~ the old-time ever (llaSB In Sept t4, 1842, be lalth• he on to dcdo lore lhey merged wllh the AOJO· cute thrwill church ond h,ond weleome th• rotMI1c residents t hey joined the SundaY car pooh to Parkersburg, el•llon CatholicK to ltlc commumt) Pomeray, Belpre and Marietta to Duran~r the busme.sa meeting That is JUSt the way thmgs ore attend mass-some 30 50 mUea lin DOnald Lowery eave a re 'tlane m JackS()Il county-a com "'"•Y The ' Archblstiop bec~me renee- pert on the oetivttieo of Group I munlty whlCb know, ho• to g<•t On the scdmd Sunday they at UIIOD ~li !?lurn to the Oltolr and Mrs Jtarl Owen reported on thlngo accompliShed tended mass 1n Park..,burg ar- live home lor IOifee Artrr o l•w Group !I The annual Christmas The neat roman briCk church, ter dodamg around roOII blnciiS momelila a!IP~• quietly and Jlwar wlll be held on No•emboo' IIIJictjopally deSigned wllh 1ts and hazard• on Highway No 2 llrmly Jo ,he the 11f0Up: "Now tbtre'l ~0-21 with Mrs Probuco and ullhpale conversion mtu a wmg whtch waa thea. ,till under cona cOuple 01 !lll~a I )V&nt you Mrs Ohlinger ao eo-chairmen of the school in mmd, ts a Uvmg strucUon, Kopseak approached Mrs. Anderson announced the to do 'rl• pp a pteee ollond tribute to tho moureeruiness, de the priest to ask him when a boya River DIStrict Athens Presbyter· btg enough to oupport a church, termination and cooperation of mns 1on churcb would be estab 181 to be held m SyracuN PrOii the enure community !Lshed m Raven•wood He e1· rcct~ry end sch~l Go vitit !he byterlan Church on October I c~fll'cheo In your area-study Tbere's Burl Chambers wh.o made his funeral home avatlabll• plsincd that the lqng drive With tholr plano Plan • functional and a number planned to attend entrre farn1ly even SuJtda) the ail day meeting. lor a tempornry on eel ong place morning would become dllllcult ehurcl). S~ow me the deslans ~~ Mr1 Harold Saner wao proaooo a• t~ey .ore cmnplet~4 and lor Sunday mass unhl the new The priest's adviC• to the eager Jram chairman ond aiJe bad ehurch was bmlt, that " wben <t Kopcsaks was simple and direct- let me know when you have 10me "Everyday People Ready l?r oomml!ment• on lnli4. Oh, ye~. wasn't 1n usc When 1t WQS, mass • H h was held in the Ravenswood Com- "mu"' out ,too eJewexptamed t at in the lliffii)!Dte ~''II JIJrt • God's Work" 118 ber topic Mn there were Catholic famSauer oponed tbe program w1th munlty Building by special or· Illes to warran: a mit11on He mlsaloft I~ 'ft.,i\'eltlwood.' Scripture read1ng, pnyer arid "\Vhen'j IIi! llr~l lllflll," )Sopraneements and cooperation of emphaSized that ottempto to tnedllltlon She ... ~ssll!ted •Y esak aakfa ', Motor w. S llitch\e and the city ploce 8 mlsilon in Jarbon Coup· "IMII! 1\! P~ as roy have a Mrs Do~ald Lowery, 1>1t• Paul eoUI)rll ty had been ma~e 11_any hmes in plait fo 'i'ld' lt,l' the arthbl!hop llaptonstfll and guest. Marilin llarold "Punk" Stmher ur !he P"t Jo Sharp, Mrs Karl ~'' Mu nplled. ' Wal· RI(iley drew the plans lor the Then out or t~e aouthland came Tw~ S~ndayo telor 86 P.fOpla at- W. H. ,lnhllDJ, Mrs .,,. new ~uteb The Eplscopallan the Giroir lamliy and 9n th• leaded the iii1t mut lo. Chamb- lice, \Ira. J !. Hattet', , rillnl 0ter offered his cbureb for followlqg Sunday they jomed tbe er•' fuatral llose Felher Wer· ron Mliler Mill Susan P~t. I~ the second port of ,r.e J>* aervlces. Othtn m the commun· car·pooi to PJrkero~urg It .,.. net tlattl .. fTOitl l!atker!~urg ltf made financial contributions ' oeverely eold 4~J •nd ,AI G<rojl each sun~ay l!lo.rttln& t9 c,Ie- gram Mn. Gail lboell tol of' the or cave their Influences to get had bls flrsl experience 11 driy· brtte the u.t at •laht o'clock llle or a Cbrlstoao ttJc ~r In thlftfl done. Still other's loaned lng tl>f9ug~ lwo-IMhtl or tnow II .-1 1 e")tr~tlye eff4lrt. India, Edna Aude<fph'l ,, topic w~1 a Navajo Indian nwrse, aid thelf special skills or labor in ac Another plea lor a Jaek10n Coup Ko~·)la Nl" p,.... tdlly building the church and ty tpl8!lon was quickly ao4 loUjl tbelj' bollia , ,J ' ~adt S~tt~diY Mrs. Paul Hapttmatall revlew~d f~rniahlng 1t. ly adde4 morobi' • pp ..,ly 19 set the eonvempn or a coli••• 1811· Among tho Catholics themsel· The Gjrolal were lOOft I~Uow- up, lit• ~'!IR!itm' t llar Giroir• ior, w1th Mro. $auer as madera ves, lbere were st&lwart~ lil<e ed by the Golubina, McCa"-1 aqd dlreeted l1itile ... clie the masa tor l~r the dlulllllon the Bernard Starks who eonlrl· many more It bec1me a r~tvnl to luld t~ ~ ~tl4 '• \111. commuhltv jruled considerable time and re· engage the pr<est in eonvenation bu~dl~t Jlttitt lb4- ~t(Je Funerll 1ources to the bmldma ol the about lhe evefttua)ity of a mlao Home. Golu~las, Sl'!_r)4, McCabe• church For many years the ion In Ravenswood. an4 m"') tlliel'f ,,.elt always on ,(Ctnllllllt<l '"""' , ... Olltl S\Uks had [Oithlully traveled The rapid growth and pOtential b§ltd IQ 'let 11f ~ilrs. It woln't ao poople who have conlrlbut,J areal distance. to attend mass on development ol Jackoon Cpunlf eaay, ~u• It !'Molted an4 hove a larn pl..-fll lor dla Sunday as a result of the vast laloer play in tbeir win~Ofla aTe' Bo· Tbe John Suck family made Aluminum facl\ltle! eaiJ!e to A taell't ~P waa formed lnd ker Furruture, Jlmfllf• PaatrY subs~nllol contrlbuttons of mon· Archb<Bhop Swmt's alten!Wn In a Bulldla$ Colljmlttee named Sh• p, Quality Print Shop, McMasey and mater10la There were the Wbeellnt He arr~nged thrOUih wllh AI qlrola at ~bolrman Pro- l•rs Fumlture 1< Hudwaro, blah school coaches, the Doc Parkersburg'• Father Wtrner to P•l'IY wao tnv.,tl(ated. The group Becky's, lune'o Dre.. Shop, Ho'!'e Priddy family, a local build•ng VISit Ravenswoo~ IDd Investigate traveled 19 ~.Qiol Pleasant aod Raotaurant, Mlddlel!Ort Lunch, contr1ctor and several others who the development lakin& pllte Vit•~• to atp.ay ' their ebureh Smith Clothmg, Bachner'• Marllct rormed a hard core of older re11- Thia "'" the opportunity tho plaqs S<lbmolla, Rall'a &en Ptinktla, dema to prov>do assistance and community was walll!lg lor ~rlr )JI July 111111511 the Build Marlin Restaurant, citizens Banl: moral s~pport for the project When the Arcbb11hpp arrived In ina tomtnltt t • ~mpJeted then Shoe Box, Cross Hardwall!, Row-1 Tben ;with the atarl up of con February. of UIJO he 1\'88 ll)el by plans lb1 the ~·" eliiltcb w)!leb ley a. Reed, Evans Grocery atrueUOII of the giant Kaurer Mayor Ritchie, Art Ritchie, repre· \Val 1f1 be ' luP~IIo~ol buildi~K Goeglem Gravel Co. Dalr~ t~t coljld ~e uot on)y as a Isle, Blue Tartan. Baker Grocery, clril~~ ·but .., • M~tlng place Young Superlnarket, Chan Hard 'rije l:bllll's coUI4-'I>O- removed '' ware, Lamh!rt'o Ashland StatiOn desired: There lvduld he a ktt Sportsman, Valley Lumber Co , 4 Nautical 21 Me. ACROSS chen and rlllll.r\'9IDI Vltimately, R L- Miller l};ed Car pat'le block 1tevat 1 Brief wind 15. Support veaul it eoold t 'le.~eriedi into one blaot H111top Grocery. Bunce Motor6 Luxurtouo 22 Aalatlc WID~ 'il! ' the' i<bool ' I e •Ink opot cycle Shop, W1ll18m ):.owe trail· 2" l(one ' t Full of tile 7 Leather Tbe Plt•! 1'01'0 )ell m the er couit Kellv Manulacturme naak tary back ol the Commnn)tY Butldmg Co., Scarberry Grocery, II W lsll!llrl unit te. Regulatlono 8 Abounded: and lho10 ' atten'dlng Sdnday mas• Cra1g, Erma's Groeery Shuler q Grew tLatv) 12. Hand!., rev••w•d them ' and made their Antique Shop, Ftle's Novelly , white 215 The jRorn comment' IDd sh.-esllop,o 11 1'101 , ..... anttq I , .~. _. '', , . W~OII llle \iii~• we.. re(tned ~o ~1\9~"' , ""'tlio.17 Plullmng. Tuck~· • berry U TremuloUI 15 Good-wh. mcorpQI'at• !lleM Ideas, they demonstra- 2• Not levr' ,.,,.,._, •• b••er man's Grotcry, Holsuan Bakery, U. Latvian 11tere taken 19 !he Arebblshop Ill Royal Crowo bottle-washer, Milltton (colloq) 28 Flight 34 Own 1 c:ltizen Wheeling II)> tbe Bull~ln~ Commll er 5a & $1, Reynolds Dairy Bar, OllliP-' 35 Fruit driDI<f II Sylloglotle IT Marry tee. The Arebbl•hop tehllliveh Dyer ~arber Shop, Becker Bar20 Meaaurt 29 Ra<lenta 38 Military cap ftgure approved the plans then ll)ade ber Shop, Barnes & Stmpson Ins lind l 31 Wide awake 38 Remnant 18. Girl a name anQther trip to the alto to Jtudy Factory Outle~ $inborn Jewelry, IT Tiny I tbe pla111 In relation to Ill• pro· 11\RI'\In Drua Store, RobinllQn Dry I 18. Erbium ~· petty Flllfl approval was given (leaneu, Sports Center, Po4ge & (aym l !' tt. To obscure and arr"!Pm~t' mad!! for a Plymouib dealera, Dr Clyllt In· . ~I 21 Swelltng loan to be~ln conatmcllqn aela, Fireot,eqe, Preolon !lotoN, 23. Little child T W Dli&~ll, of 'Parlr.ertllurg Foreman 1< Abbott, Nickte'l. Bak. '" ~ 2a To-do came UR wltti tHe ~~~ bid on lng, Jack's Dairy Bar, Zerkle ... 21. Dotttan the building and """ •warded lbe Truckmg, Werner Rad10 Shop, ~" 30-lndeMttt contract •The 28,000 dollar bid Motor Parts Co. Home Laundry article or,; VI, was eonSI~er~d ~ enefl)ULq(fer ~ Powell's Servlce Station; :Vau 31 Altern lor the ~ · ~~ 11(9c 961 JiiiUdlpg. rha's Beauty Sbop, Downm~ In· , I" ~ n outeut . ~ ,Girplr tllo eoltltruc auranee, Spencer Grocery, Dr clan (Jap) lJ tlon closely, apptylnl h11 coiSid· Pickens, Mullen Soh10 Statton, 13 Support ~ erable bqlldlni exporlenee tp so· Chsuneey Lube.otahon, Twin 88. Burr In wood pervlsmg the operation. Many City Maehme & Eiectm, DaviS 37 Shun ~ others contributed money and ef. Ice & Produce Ca, Dalley's Dnvt 38. Bind apln 1•• /)"/. '.I. Iori to build t!Y ehbrcb and fur· In, Mtddle110rt Department Store. !9 CUt ~·· 40 Armadtlt01 nl~ II. • ' Friendly Tavern Headquarten, jJ> ~I>~~ Blrd's nomt I" Oa lhlo J:aater •uqpq t'e llrst D1vid a: Miller & Dairy Queen, ~2 Man's 111118 w;. litl4 In \lie new miSs- Ervm Gull Slatton, David llhller I"' n1Cki\AII1e ion ••u~ wltb P~Pr• than 100 Further name• added to the peopl• 11-lpt. list will be publubed in the ~~~ To~~l't Itt '"" ti!Jn 200 Dally Sentinel. l .wtoo city pafla ers a1!4ftdiPI SundaY I Pervenuo feJVIc<! lilt ,-;;;~burch. Wit)! C"UICH HOMICOMING I Potty the fifll ~ f termanent par- A Homecomlol wlU be held OJI quarrol Ish ll!'i(fl two ma11es Sunday, Sept 29 at the Zion will ctleW each Svndn to Church on the Harrl10nvllle-rd IIAILY CIYI"l''QUOTE-Hen'• bow to ...ork It: AXYDLIA.A.XI -·fDOil~ ' p-qwlh. Ia LONGFELLOW A .wO!Iitt'' " ' ' tb,e, Rosary One letter otmply otando ror onother. In thlo oarnple A. Ia utOCl Al\or ~l'ftY,' ai{1 t men's aroup ror tho throo L'a, X for the two O'o, etc. Slnlll !etten, &(101' tbo llotr ~01 1 iloclety. •' ,b,ve uopnea, the Jenrth and rormatlon ol tho wordo aro all bllltl. been or"plled !< Hn"'el!l daf tilt eode letttn are dUiennt. Pllc!l• ~ttt: ' U! lie!N) !oriJI· A CrJPtornm Cluotall9a ed ro e#lillli,· lbt I>Qlld)ftl Pl'll· to be a mt"lon when a! tbe 4e· Jflnl. • • dl~atlon !erCIJio!ll•• It wW bo ft r B ft Z Y B Y X D I I Y 1 %P 8 Y ; I I ~~~~·ar 4fiU~II•n wtY ~p· dealguted Our !A~Y , •Ji)Jtfloll~ pi'Ol~ tlt Arth~lihop lfiJii llfl• Church. • ~ • , , , lf'IZP ZR QGYDIJ-YXZJR. Wf"k If JOI "lli'tYN to bpllf a To the asa1m~le~ ~~·~ Yoolor<lay'a Cr)'lltoquote: THEY SAY EVERYTHING rH r~ ~ ~ rl )lilrJl1alltDt real· COjl~tlans, It will be a 1111!.-f ~ WOIUoP Ie OOOD FOR IOMILTKINO - DRYDEN. dance of tilt new parla- prle!l. trl~ jo tbtlr hard ~ .. .,..._,.;llull;,;.;~;,;;..' ,....,.,..... tha ehllt<lb ' will cea1e coOMrlllvt alforta. 1,..,.._,- !f_~ ... e-o,._.....-- :sr I CAN'T 00 HOME NOW. MAW·· THAT FEu.ER OVER VONDEA WANTS A CADDV FEll lS HOI.ES w Junior Football DAILY CROSSWORD ~ ~ " .. ,. .. ,•• .. 4 I ,. ., ... ~ ~ re· __ Lift Ohio · ! ,, I t Pre8byterian LOU iR COUI>ff 0V !lOIS •• COAL HEATER$-OlL-GAS-ELECTRIC ~nd BOWLE GAS HEATERS IH SOUTHEitN OHIO !SEIGLER ! RFE1=TIQ~ !WARM MOR~J-NG· !TEMCO !AR~STRQNG :MA~ ·· ··-... WILL INSTALL THE tt~TER$-IF YOU BUY EARLY- USE YOUR OLD tfiAT,Eit. A$ It ' ' ' PAYME'f4T Otob • ---- ---------Aluminum 1< Chemlaal-..--Cor110ra· '' New Chnrch liOn. Ravei\IWOpd Works In the spoma of 1955, people btlaft mut· also IS DISPLAYIIIG~-THE LARGEST ASSORTMEif .Of RUTLAND Realty; Ford Morrow, Eutern Reglonat fubilc R\llstlona Manager for Kauer Alumiqum, Phil Fourney, EdiiO! •I the !lal'l'nlll'ood Newo, ond Colem1n ~posak, AI Giroir ~nd N1ck Golubln representlnv the Cut4ollc aroup The future development In 1he are- waa revealed to the for rhb10h0p and he wu alven 8 tour of tbe va•l locllllle& Kaiaer Alu minum waa conatr~.tctin~ REMOVES CAUSES OF ODORS WEST PINE Which Cleans ...; Deodorizes and Disinfects DOUMONT MODELS ARRIVING SOON 128 E. Main Sl . Klenobowl ZENITH TV and RADIOS NOTICI l)f APPOINTMINT l1toto of J, a. Hoyoo. Docoaotd Notice Ia b1re11Y Jlven that Lucy F Hayes W~l)le Post Office add '"" Is Chester, Ohio has been duly &PIIOinted -\dmlnl&jrolrlx of the Estate of J B Hayeo late of Chea· ter Meigs County, Oblo, deceased Dated tllb IMth day ol Septem· ber, 1937. John C. Bacon Judae of the Probate Co111 .Meta• Cown\J', Oh1o 27, (10) 4, 11, 3te \ Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0, Sept. 27, 1957- 7 MnUng Ritthl• • ' r Pf.I ..~AR I DON'T 1WJW WOW TO Allllll6S Y00 .. lliJT I AVl VEI<V TWANKRJL TO YOU FOR EXI'OSIN6 TWIS IMNI �I - ' .~ . •· ., ·~., Cra dl eOf l'berty S •· rt- C b. I M'ddl I epo ' u ' H · C p • ts 0 tl'lned SCOU · ' t paCk H0I'dS I" •-k t Wed ~ OU , a principal a! • school at Valero, Mrs W11l P.euter and Mrs. Ger- [ tv Calli., bad been recovering slow-laid Reuter were in Galli poll• OR I OCler 1 . ly after a long Siege of polio and business Wedn.,day. I Als. had returned to hiS work. Mr. and Mrs Charles Ent5min· 1 earS #'\!\ rOJeC U Mr. and Mrs Harold Hager ' ger and family, Charleston, were Sharon. Jones, prealdent of the In November and the Chriltmoa took hi• mother, Mrs Lauro 1 ll'cekend guests of his moli)er, Cradle of Uherty Society of the party will be held ft the hOI!Je Hager. back to tlolzer " Hospital Mrs. Davrd Entsminger and on Children of the Ameritan Revnlu- of Sharon .nd Barbara Joneo on Thursday. Sunday they all attended, the lion, present•d the projeeta of the December 27 with the January Mrs. Max Sanborn has reeeiv· MFB. Rev a Gosney ha• pure has- I Miller reunion at Groveport, 0. CAR ao outlined by the State Pres- meet111g to bo held at' the home of Paul Wilwbrenner, Colunibw, I ident, w~elt the Society met Thura- Sindra Brewin&ton. ed word that her son·inalaw, Joe ed the Ralph Burnett pl'operty. Stafford, a pollo victim, has been Mr. and Mrs. Charles Sindle, arrived here today to join bls l da.v evening 't the home of Mrs. A "Mitten Tree" Is planned for a DAR aponsored achool and anreturned to a hOspital for a Springfield, and Mrs Molly Bay- wile who has been visitltng her Dale Dutton, senior president. The by-law~ for the Society were other project is the memorlzlog three month stay. Mr. Stafford, es, Greenup, Ky., who had been parents, Mr. and Mr!J. Karl in Portland, Me., to attend the Owen. Mr. and Mrs. Winebren- read and ap,roved u written by of the first al)d liB! stanzas of the funeral of Mrs. Sindle's brother, ner plan to make a trip through Mrs. Dutton, Mfs. A. H. Carpenter Star Sp4ngled Banner. stopped here Thursrlay to visit the Smoky Mountains this next and Mrs. EvPrett Hayes, member Mra. c. P. Locbary, Pomeroy, Mr and Mrs. William Ault and week. of the Return Jonothan Meigs wu guea:t !lpeaker for the meet· family anrl Mr. and Mrs. Gen• s• k .. Chapter, DAR, spunsors of the lng and told of the DAR approved. Dodson and children. ~~s. Char1es uoema er Is CAR SDCiety. IICbools at Tamassee and the Kate Mrs. Clifford Ka11ff !I'll and vlothng her son: Charlca Shoe- Programs for the next lour Dtinun Smith atory. TONIGHT Injured her back rcrcntly and Is maker and family, HunUngton. months were disceuased and in· The Platters confined to her· bed. Dr. Kathryn Poindexter and eluded a mar.kcd Hallowe'en party The new CAR aong wao tried TOPPING A LINE UP OF ROCK \rr sister, Mra. Sadie Starkey, De- at the home of Dr. J. J. Davio on fo~ the flf't time. Mrs. Dut!on 'N ROLL STARS! Mrs. Cecil Hordon. Columbus. ~roil, look Mr. and Mrs. Frank Oct. 25 with Chprlene, Diane, Rerved refreshments to the mCm· A good cheap seco•ndl "ROCK ALL NIGHT" who was called here last week Knopp to their nmuc In Charles· Joyce and rlalnc Davis as hostes- b1lrs and Ml" Grace Horton, Mrs. -also· by the death of her hr1>ther, hao on Thursday after they had ,,. Neda Bradford wUt entertain f.!ichary and Mrs. 0. P. Klein were Gordon ~c,.a:~us~~~lcy Jones returned to Columhu• •fler ' I •taycd for several weeks with the Society at a buslneos meeting , guests. d j visit with Mr. and Mrs. Garen Mrs. John Sm1th who IS recover· - - - -- - ·~. - ---- --(Cln';/1'.!~~~r.l~~ an Stansbury add other rctatlv... ing from major surgery. . 1 • Mr. 11nd Mrs. Stanl~y Riddle, Mrs. Oaisv Ankrom u !lta~tn it' •MANY MORF. TO leturdar Only Sept. 28 Ashville, N. c., have rented the witb !lro. Will Haptom\alt "\!'O -1• ·• CHOOSE FROM Gary Cooper Marl Aldon Davio apartment over the Hal under a doctor's care for a ,.,eart 1. . . "DISTANT DRUMS" Shop. condition. ' ·f,: - als<>R. D. Lottrldge and sister, Mrs. . ~ h M~' Ud Mrs Paul Simpson and They Created an inhuman being Ern ..t Steffy Pomeroy RD and John K Smrth Jr .. Akro~ " 100 ;taul jr David and Gary Lee :rJ!e hmiliar hymn "The Lil!lr AUTO SALES who destroyed everything she Mrs . J. Q. Rice have rct~rncd been visiting hh mother, : 1 Mn. Imo~ rJ<e~tty from Hooqtown, _Bro'Wn Church in the ~ale~· w~~ PhoftO 604J.J Touched! ofter ,Pending a week at Hamp- John Smith and return'l,4 ~ome Pa.:i\'flhe home -of litn. c. E. Dow the theme of the devot1onal ..; , 11r-.llll!venlngs unlllt p.m. Marl Blanchard Albert Dekker ton Iowa Wednesday. on Rose Hill where they will re- , vl!e when the Loyal Women a "IHI D!VIL" L. D. liartinget vL<ited Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Jack Bwcken· aide- -· - ' ,I Claio met al th,e Cburth of Chriat At Traffle Ll~ht (In Cinemastope-Type) Mrs. John Cunningham, Bu ffalo . ridge, Orlando, Fla., have moved ,' !Thursday evemng. Mra. William 0 ==~·;I•~;;~~~~~;;;~CO;M~E;D~Y~a~n~rl~C~A~R;T~O~O;N=Ji •W. Va., al)d they all wenI to to tne Stansbury apartmc~l 11 Mt. and !.IrE. Robert Russell of • ·R~ynoldl, president, presided 1nd Coon Creek to vl$it 11 cousin, Mrs. Grant St. Ironto:J wcrr. recent gucstl of her read the opening prayer. Bertha DixQil. Parents, Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Mro. Vance dl!played a plct~r~ Mrs. Clarence Searles and son, O Jenkinson ent' Mrs. Betty Black· of 11Thtl Little Browa Cliureh Terry, Cheshire, vlsllcd Thurs· U C U wood. Tney also vlalted in Crooks- I· and the members sang tbe d•y with Mro. Wendell Bunce anu ville with hi; mother. hymn Mrs. Reynolds read the ehtldron. Mlos Nettle Koehler waa a bust- otory of thb chureh. which h" ness visitor in Gallipoll,, Wednc• no,ooo violtors annually, and ' of day. _ th_e writing of the hymn. llemhe"' of the First Baptlot Church met Wedneaday evening Silent prayer wall beld as a with Olen D. Harrison, chairman of 0 me!Jiorial lor the late Mrs. Geo;gr CUITOMLIIII 2 DOO~ Organization and E1tension cOm· Bowers and tbc death of C. H. Tan fln~b. Automatic Tr• ns., S Church was reported, Mro. G. W 211,000. mile•. Rubber like ne... mittec, Tri-Stlte Area eouncilman, to select offu~ers and start re-or· Horerkamp ('Anna Far!Jlcr), 4:7 very elean inside and out. ganlza!lon o' cub scout Pack :us. 'Hampton Road, Columbua, was The Firat Baptist Church has The McKay-Miller Circle of the rep orterld llli She Is a former loI : . undertckcn tht sponsoring of the WSCS mel ot Heath Metl\ildllt ca1 reSI en · program. Afi)'One who ~~~ a aon Church ThurEday afternoon with A general discussion was held Open ,honlnp till 1:30 . '' 8. 9 or 10 yean of ag~, wM would lofrs. Walter Hayea, ehalnnan. pp- ·~ the annual Apple Butter f!I'O· like lobe a cub Seoul, ~~Invited enlng the mtotlng witb a prayer. je~t ol the P~llolhe! . Soc;I~!Y . to attend the next nieoll~g. Moo-' ltlr~. EVefflt j)avi• wao leader lfhleh Is shsred bf· all mem'IJm, day, Oct. 7 at 7:30 V ~: at the of the devottdnal aervlee and read Mrs~ ·van~e and M.,, Dave First Baptist Church. THe parent& the Ten CommandDJents, an artl· Firmer served a salad rourse J50 W. Mala Phone 82-X must bt pre..-nt to r~c~tl.r their elc !rom ''i'he· Gu)de foal" and · a with Mra. Katie Ea step, Mro. Pomeroy son. All intecosled persp.n•. are In- . pra~er. J!rnes White and AIF!. -Ham vited. DUring the bualneio meellng, Millo " eontrlbutors. Mr. and :we only have. few new '57'a left; but we are loaded with Mra. Dal'id Entsminger was '1>1 Mrs. _Fred !lardn~r wtre _guests. ~ID•· Iale model UJed e~rs and trucks. Now Is the time to 1l';;:;=::;;;::;;:;::;;;:;;;::;;::j~Th~e~~~=~J.i;,~';"~mj 1 pointed to take the place left · ~Y .et' youn while selediQn Is at all time high and our Mr1. Ralph nadcliffe who realgned t'rleulre.rut to all lime luw .. ... the office el oecrutary. · Middleport Society .mealA lreaoure hunt followed _· t~i.'' of bacon and ena and cori>' ; eluded the· .meeting. Cubt In · tk, , Den .are L•lMd E~gene ·Brojv#e• . W•yne Davi!, Sammy Hood, . S.lii- , \' 1phen !IIndy, Wllllall) DaVia and ·•,. Den 3 of the \I!Jddleport Cub ,George Sauer. ' ·' •'.\' Scout Pack had 8 cook-out at the . . MICldleport Foadsldc Park Wednea-- The consumption of _meat )n day under the Jeadeishlp of Mrs. 1937 will be about 8 pounds be• Lewis H. Sauer, Den Mother, a~d jlow the 187 pounds per penon Mr!. Lelana ~rown, her ..,istant. consumed in 19156. , , ---,-- ' \ . Chevrolet I POMEROY . SOCIETY C bS t Pack Reorganization Work Is Started 1954 FORD ,. j· USED CARS TRUCkS NEW p ICKS au ~~NTIACS $995 1955 Chevrolet "210'' ·············· $1,295 Kic/,off 1u"'. 1956 Chevrolet VI ~~210~' ······· ··· $1,795 $1,995 4 dr. Sedan. Hydramatic. Radio and Heater. All plailic .! ~P.t~e\"hlm. One careful local owner. I '1956 Buick VI Special ··········· ·· · $2,195 MrS. Groyer Erb. Is ·Honored By 5ewing Circle ~- Sedan. Dynaflow drive. Radio and Heater. Very elean li\slde and out. . WJtat belter time rlian-now .19~7 Pentlac VI 4 dr. to 1t1rt makins forward prosress ·············· $2,595 toward the goal yo11 want to reacb1. lf56 Dodge Corenet .. · ··.... ······ $1,795 Make your lim deposit Jn 1 bank 4dr. Sedan. f~sh button shift. Radio and Heater. Beautiful•wept t•' wing model. savings account · • ,,. an offer. Ford· ltke the day .1956 Iuick VI Century ···--······· $2,595 We pay 2% Interest oa your Sav!Dp '. Pomeroy National Bank fdr. Hard Top. Power steering and brakes. R&H. We ~ personally recommend this car. Like new two tone ~IU' with white top. Dyna!low drive. BANKING SINCE 1871 Member Federal Relerve Syalem Memller Federal Depo~lt Insurance Corporation POMIROY RUTLA~D ' hlcl V8 2dr. Sedan ...... · .. · $1,795 Vill~ ·lc1w ----------------------- Heart Surgery Is Successful On Child ' ., $12.95 • ·' . . ,, ,, 1955 Plymo.,.. · ··· · $1'395 210 2-<loor. Local owner. lllue flnlah. ll.;at:" er. Lea then 30,000 mllea, oeat <0\'01'1, • · ·ON ...oltt"210" .... .... .. .... .. $895 1952 O..vreltt ........ $645 N~W Delule 4-dGor, clean llllerlor, good tlrea, Z. tone blue ffai:Jb. Powergllde ndlo· al)d . htlter. • 1~54 ,,.......... .: $109$ ' 1957 Dodge & Ply.Douths original dark blue-finish. : · ·············· as lew as $895 from satisfied owners. · banbrook ············ $795 of the sharpest '53's you'll find any· · as low as $195 : I . ~ \ ( .. Get il•ead of 'l'lae B~·Pi'Jee •• H't, MORE I _ 1 I ' Carrell ., .R. Pomeroy, Oblo - ·---- TWO.TONED and TERRIFIC! OIU.ON & WOOL JERSEY Permanently Pleated - Washable . Elegant fashion strategy in feathery soft jersey, Tfie yoke, with its tiny shawl cqllar, defi)led in a lighter tone. · Wonderfully wrlnlile-resist&nt, ·it ·w~shes easily, retains its pleats forever. Si:ws 14Y.. to 22lh and 12 to 20. 1953 Chitrelet ······.. "9S ·NARS Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio, saturday, september 21, 1157 Middleport's Yellow Jaekel! took their second 1957 defeat aga~nst one victory Friday night htre from the Athens Bulldogs, 53-t), as Coach Don F.~key 's crtw ran· for 412 yards on the a:round over their injury·riddcn and less experienced oppOJunts. ~ Savor 4-Door. Radio, bejttor, seal eovt~rs. Looa owper, leaa than 22,000 ·mllos·· Beautiful 2, tone ~~teen ,;,., ileally clean. ' ' t~tfl8~81n. Dynaflow drive. Spotless two tontl blue fin· • ;ii!Jv- ~ ""'' un• ~. I• . Thrh~o.r~o~da~y~,~.O~ct~o~he~r~IO~th~.~-~~~~~¥;;~~;;;;;~~~g;~;;;;~~~~!!! ;;; mitt;; ~.:;:-i;m;;- Oliver, lnstiiu: tiona! Repl"m ntallve: Jack Sellden,. Cummiltoe Chairman: Orval WU.ea, Cubrr.UBter: Howard Seldon• ab81. Secrotary-Treaturer. _PiyiiOruth 4dr. .. ·.... .. .. .... · $1,595 ~)·ij~~ll\lt~tlt!l, - ~t ~ -The birthday of Mrs. Grover Erb wu observed Thursday when [ Buoy Bee Sewln~ Circle ~~ Federated Church met for an all day qutltlni at the church. Pie served with a potluck dinner at noon to Mrs. Erb, 14ro. Roy Seyfried, Mrs. Lena Huber, Mra. Louis Reibel, Mrs. ~dam Ebenba,h, Ml11 Anna Durst, M" Clarence Masm, Mn. Cui Shields, MTI. Carrie Gru ... r, Mro. Freda Mitch, MrL Clara Sehaefer, Mro. Addle Gruescr. Mro. Amanda Kaspar, Mt•· W. L. Kautz and Min Lena Grue&er. 'mileage. Dynallow drive . Radio and Heater. SparrkllnH - ----- . ·, ~... w,. next payday- and pkk up more "yardage" •very parday! !'!~!: ~~~!~~~~w~~us ~~-~~~!; ~fc:;tng. mue. Almo~t • IWl!ISOJd. . BZI glass. Make hore Plans were dl!euoaed lor a Rilm· mage Sale to be held tblo fall. Yearbooks \Vtre dlotrlbuted and Mh• Beas Silnborn, program chair· Mrs. Richard Freeman cnfrr. matl, reviewed the flnt four chaP· tera of the 1tudy bl!!>~· "~lfl!'if!les ta\ned the lAReotn Height' as a Club Wednesday · evening ;1f to Such A Lord." het bom•. Llnooln. Helrh•. A dessert ccturse was acrved by Prizes were awarded to M1 ' · Mro. C. P. ~atlagher, Mrs. Dovld Wllllant Wallace, Mrs. Robc·t Entsminger and Mi88 Be1a Sanborn Dalley, Mrs. Rohert Story and with Mrs. R"lph Radelllle and Mia. Mra. Lawrence iMorarlty. Robert Wflhi~gton aa the conttl• . Re!rcohtnen,t• '!F,re aervcd by butlng ho•t-.•c~. Sixteen II]Cmhero !be hosteai 'ta i~D.!e ·named aborc were present. ~ and Mr.s. DGuglass Singer, Mrii. Shirley Guinther and Mro. Eugene Conde, ; The neat meeting w)ll he lulld at the home of !Irs. Guinther . on c,,.. · It 4 dr. Sedan. Powerglide. Really sharp Inside and out. Ra· dlo and heater. Sedan. One careful local owner. Sharp car. lincoln Heights Conastci Club Meeting Is Held I AUTUMN IS 4 ell'. Sedan. Radio and Heater. Less tban 27,000 miles. Clean ID8ide. Clble~tatn VOL IX NO. 140 · 1:..,. I • I· I I 4 • TU-TJ l E MOTOR· CO. :·•wA{JI out!AU · 1956 Pontiac VI Dlx. • Cornwell OfGameF AthensT I HeathMeth d·.1St , I wsCS Meetmg Held On Thursday •. familiar Hymn Is Theme for Church Meeting MfiROPOLITAN ~ •. ' - 1 I ATHENS .... ~ .. 53·· JACK$ON·. :~;. 32WELLSTON '.-~ . 39 LOGAN . .-:~~~-.. 2f RUTLAWD..~~~~· 54 WAHAMi:-:-:-::. ,6 THE PLAINS .. . 27 BARB1RSVIUE . MIDDLEPORT ... 0 NELSONVILLE OPOMER0Y ..... 20 GALLIPOLIS ... 1~ J~T ...,1 , • • ·: ••• , 0 'lLPRE. :" :.... 34 EASTERN ...... . 6 PT. PLEASANT 1• .' Wmnr ' •'· .. ,..;,.. . . I Plymouth ' - tt~. Sto H~rrl• or,:· ~n ' ' RAWL:Itt(;S porner Mlll .. .d""llta. · ... I - '· : . ' Stims . ' Belwdere 2-door Hardtop. Black over blue, radio, heater -:-' ~e&t eovm. , , 1955 Ohllil1dll• .. .. · Dooutlful z~&ile;'' trorr over ,_blue. 'II,._- Hlmt~p. S~Pet' ... LoeJl ownolf': 1955 Plymouth ...'i . Belvedern 4 door; Interior Ilk, i!•w; Heater:' :VB motor, 1ood 11rtl&. Belae :ltrilaiL 1954 Chemlet ·.... ·...$895 . 4:Door Sedan. Beautiful Hone green flnlah SDotleoa Interior, good mblwl, auaranteed all the wal•, heater. . I ' · · ' ' 1953.Bui~;k ·...... :..· . . ' SujJer Ha(dtop. Dynallow, &e>~t covers, perfect tires, finish, . 19$tN••• .. .. .:... .. ... $295; _'19Qhrd .... .-... :.·.. : z.o.,.. , ~ ~utlful' Jlatdiop, llalnbrer with • tadlo, keeler ;nd overclrlvfl Jflire 11 o.. · ~t 'fill alvo}pu rut economy. ·~ 1 ' ~~rJOmllne. -Maroon fln'tsh, all tlret, beater, apotlea i.QtoriQr. ·. , 19sO F!d ., ... .... .. -.'ttts Farmers or thia area to the C'orn Field Day to at t hi" Thomas 0. Sayre Great Bcrt1f on St.atc · Wednesda1. Oet. 2nd at I The five .hybrids planted lOth """ furnished dealers in the area. HYI>ri4it ""'.A buy JOU 01n1 PIIHy. el1Jde•ddfc ;i n~ 630 19So ~mi~•.......:$1l5 ~~n(el' Clab'Claupe.lfoatet. Extl'l ~ .,._ Set lhit OIMII!efore you buy. · . ' ~ SedaJI •Ia\•. :lldlo, )leater. ll)ij;' fin. [ \ ~ .... . ,~. 1 1 1::::d!'~~tlg:~;: � 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 27, 1957 church