https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/643e5e90faee17d2f36428691c8d2d15.pdf 7c48f3d96f2c8541d5e5245192908c23 PDF Text Text I Sunday School 9 30 A M Mo n 01 worsb p 10 30 N'iPS 6 30 p M Evant~elbllc oervtee 7 30 p 11: Wedn.,day evealnc prayer meet o; for toe w dweek and Tues~fJ llernoon prayer bour HouH of l'rayor Clltl1or sday S<:hool 9 30 A M Mo nlng worsh p 11 A M Sunday evening worsh p at 8 Prayer meellng Oil Thursdoy 8 P M Bradford .hwch of Chrbt Sui> day Sehoo1 9 3~ a m Lord o Supper In media ely following F " Motllodlll Chu ch R.. W i s raushaug pastor Laurel C ff Sunday Schoo 9 JU cas ee ng 10 30 FMY "" cc 7 00 I1 rreach ng 8 00 Prayer eel ng Wed 7 30 Hv el R n Sunday I FAIRVIEW Rev Harr) r eke li Su day Schoo 9 30 a m Vouna Peoples meeting 6 45 p m Preach ng scrv ceo 7 30 p m 1 r rayer meet ng Wcd 7 30 p m Thu sday 7 30 p m liast Le ar! S S 9 30 Mormng worsh p 10 45 EYen ng worsh p 8 on the lst 3rd 5th Sundays Pra) cr meet ng oo W dnesday at 8: lt~elfte Million Chari" luth pastor Servlcco su,day 7 30 and fuesjay 7 30 Church of Chr ot p.,..roy B blc School t 30 Richard Davis supt Morning worohlp 10 30 Top c The Eldmhlp Christian Endeavo 6 30 Even ng a:erv ce Da I Va at Jn 8 ble School Pro.. 1ram 7 ao Apostol c Church of the Lord J Ch 1 c.sus r s serv ces held Sunda Schoo 10 a m Wednesda) night 7 JO 1 M Fr day Young Pe(}o pies mee ng 7 30 p M su day n ght Evangel st c 7 30 Pastor Rev Kenneth Dyson assistant R R b rt s a d wo sh p You are welcome Tho Fret Mothod 11 Chun:hLaurel C ff Sunday S<:hool at g 30 a m Pearl Jacobs Sup Sunday mor ng serv ce fo low ng Sunday School by the pastor FMY Scrv ce 7 p m Evangell~ I c Serv cc 7 30 p m by pas or Wednesday Chur<h Praye mee g 7 30 p m Leader-pastor Hysell Run Sunday School at 9 30 a m ca r e Moore Supt Sunday morn ng serv cc fo low ng Sunday School by pastor Thun;day Church Pra)er m~el ng 7 30 p m leader pastor Revival Meet ng Da e oc 10 Io Oc 20 pace Hyscl Ru Free Methodist Church Time7 30 p m Each even ng Evan gel Rev w H Strau1baugh Spec a s nging each evcnln~ E eryonc welcome F r Bap JSI Ch rch Ra ph C zunde pa<tor w 11 am wa son Supt 9 3c 11 comb ned S<rvlce of worsh P and stud Promo ion Day spec al mus c Se mon No Stop Plllg Place n Grow ng Up Nur sery and Jl!n or Church for ehl dren S-6 Sunday even ng Lay Developmen P Qg am Wertnesda) 7 30 Tra n ng conlcrencJ llio Grande I ~e~v~o~e~~·~rr~e~~;;;- I Church of Chrlof lollddleport Bible S 1p F ed I Gardne po lor School 9 30 Homer Rice Mo n ng worsiJ p 10 30 I' oplt' Peace Be Unto Vou Chrut an Ende>vor 6 30 Even ng Rervlce 30 top c Now 1 See Wedntll da 7 p m Prayer meet ng and B ble S udy L R W ley leader 8 p m cho prac ce Flrot Baptlll Church Mlddl,. port Rev C E Hoyt pastor Church Sehoo 9 15 Gerald An ests pertieularly among the maga line publlabe•s are exploiHna lot their own I nsnclal gain the gen beome one •llh Him and II It room wltll o de entrance located eral attitude that sex Is sin AP. this >nenB'l that mates him a at rear of ch reb open to public parenlly the more suggeat ve lhe new creature - a person who has masazme wr ter can made be enlere~ Into His Salvation Read on Monday !rom 2 to 4 P M title of an arllde the more eopjos carefpi1Y In the siXth chapter of Allrt<l Mothodlof Church ROY are sold The theater too bas dcjne I Cor nthl~ns Now the body t8 F M GrDvc pastor S S at ~ 30 the same Look lor yourself at the not for (or lcatioD but for the Lloy~ DUI nge Supt alter S S magazine lltl•s and the move ad Lord ud the Lord for the body all w U go to the Orange church v~ements we see dally And God b)ltb both raised up the homecom ng Sept 27 MYF party People err ejllbarr~ued wbe' I Lord and w11J alaoraiae up us b)l at church Wed eve p ayer aer vbll n !heir homes and aome m•g H18 own puf er KnQw ye not that v ces at 7 30 followed by an Of az nes port nvlng- the adveolureo your bod es •r• the mcmhera of ficlat Board meeting of various love affairs 11 l)llna 1n Christ' Shall I then take the mem Chost•r Mtthodlot Chvn:~ view Not long ago I noUced One hers of Chrl•t and make them the members of an hlrlot (prostitute Hornet< ng Scp 29 basket din With these Utl<o on the cover page I Co ddn t Walt For Marriage unmoral women) God forb d er n t•I !r "' El za~th W and HIS 0 her W fe These two What' Know ve not tha he ~ hlch Va Everyoge welcome. titles sill •t>nd out In my mind II Joined to on harlot s one body Tht Cong etaiiOtltl a.rtotll• because they speak directly abOut For two sal b He shall be one Church Langov lie 9 SO A M two types of sexual relatlonsb(pl flesh But he that Is joined unto s nday School 12 30 •oon ba• which the B ble labels lime and the Lord u one splr t I Cor 6 kel d nncr al church 2 00 Muol time cgaln as SIN More lhan 13b-17) , cal program under lie direction forty t mes he 8 ble tpeaks out This thro ., a new 1 ghl on ho v of Rrv Biddle Th s Is the an 1 agalnot the ev b of adultery aDd we should use our flodie!l Chri!l nual homeeom ng scrv cc with 89 II consequences Recently a young lady said to Me I lmow the Bible ian men and women or Chr stlan Rrv Fra k Wr aht. Marietta as pcak<'r says adu tery 11 wrong but tbat il voung pt!oplc We h.ave anotbc It Is Un loci Mothod 1t Chureh Eu only when you re matri@d My Member dw Uns In u• Sunday answer lo be was th s The B1ble tho Sp1rlt of Christ The mproper cnc Brown pastor aiMJ conctemno fornl<atipn juat~e use of our bod lea Is the Improper Sehool 9 1~ a m Thco Smith t dooo ldultef)' and l!llnlelti'On usc or the 1emple of the Holy Supt 11 orsh p 10 30 a m Sub ~~ aeku~ relations oulllde' the Spirit (I Cllt 6 19) Use ol o )eel The Vo ce of W18donl borl " then plays a part 10 OU{ liYF Intermediate 5 P M Se!llor bonda of marrla11e l'rom salvat on Either our minds h~arts ~ r M titl~s t apptara that these - - ----magaz ne ar..acle& were about these and b d ea are con!ro led by God or theY are tolllrol ed by the pow two s nful 1spects of ae1 Tbe ers of darkne88 The pract ce of f1rs I C() wtn Wa t For Mar dultry or foro catlon then ts rille abou lornlcallon and tbe acton~ His Other W1fe about Idolatry uniting us In worsh p of tHe powera of darkness rather adult than Ugh In the lac• ol 80 n uch n eros! In lhe s n!ul side of sex by the The unit ng of our bo •• n the The l1fth b r hday of David Bu• moVIes m~ azlne~ and lhc so- union with r the bonds of mar k rk !'!on of Mr and Mrs Shennan r1age and the fam ly not on y Busk rk lr was celebrated this called so t~eated story does makes two ptl)plc o c before God past week at the marn ng sessiOn the ch rch have onythlng to say' but t ' a un on In wh ch he pow of the Kindergarten Mrs Buskirk lt appears thRt as u so often the er of Chr s s present Our Christ and her mother Mrs George Ba Cllltl !1opu 11. op nion hu sUeneed the church on thJS vital 1880e The Jan young people and adults need ker were ass sted by the teacher to know tbe part sex p ays n sal Mra: r.uy Re nolds n serving gin words that li someth ng we JUSt vatlon as Wf'tl as the part t can gerbread men ce cream suckers don t talk about become silencing play In sin Sex ,. not s n 1 s aod balloon to he chll.dren force not em y 1n the home but n the mpropet use and unde s a 1 the chur<h It " for th' reaaon ing of it t'ha makes t 5 nful Sex Special guests ~ere Brenda Edthat •o I ttle s belog oa d lhrough 11 a put of God redemptive plan vardrc Janey H ndy Nancy Bu&o 8 the Su day School and the pulpit lor parents nod o!fspr ng Sex k rk and they were joined at the to combat the rlsmg problem of sex understo rl and used n sinful properly un~erstoOd and used 8 ,por Y tab e by J1mmy Donnail)l a part of Go Is g 11 of Sa vallon C • ~ F le and Dand EIIIL Air ways s Rt ng: Dav d Buskirk n .serviftJ Yes the hu ch now JUst Ike Chrlatlon kltnco Socltly vrre Marc Frc ch Crslg Flf~ 11m144 the eh rch lr days of apostle Paul mU.t speak to the se•ual sms to- Mulb~rry; "ve Pomeroy Mor~ 1m) Warner 'nd Earl Archer The some evening .P8VId wu day " he did In h a qay Tl esc 1g servie(; al II with RF.ALITI stat s cs from a leading ch •ch the subJeCt of he les on sermon 1uest of hbnor t~ a bu!bday dip maga:d e w 11 tell us wh> La t and the Golden Text 0 LOrd ncr at hiS ~o'1iti aDd <!\her gueab year here were !0 000 unmarr e~ how' jtcaf ar~ tjly wo kat and were Crolg 1'1(e I.ari'lo Walker mothers regJslered o th.e Un te-l lh) tbou.hla are very dl!ep l(~nc nd ! lchael Buellrk Dirt• States not to mention the others Psalms 92 5 Wednesda even n~ d~ cake wa se~d Wllh lee who wealth and nl ucncc kep.t sorv)ee al 8 ~ puh c s cor ercam lor the dcoBel't course al !rom being retlstercd or the mnny d ally lnvlled to a lend Read ng the dm cr who marred after the pregnacy wu d scov red The U S PI bl c Health Serv c:e has es mated h t last year thf>r were 176 000 ch dren born out of wedlock in the U S and 4P~ of the mothers w~ teen agere laat yoar 10 000 wom•• In Amercla died of abortions Th forecast for this year is that 200 000 cases of venera) duease will be Tepor ed among teen agers alone J Edgar Hoover reports hat 1 cit ea over 2 300 in popu atlon alone there were 38 807 crlm 0 1 tales InVolving sex anrl n tile croup undor eighteen yeara of age tllere wore ! 300 convictions The aexual ~rive lJ a~ lnbera and natural humJD emot on It 11 a Kilt from GOd as 1 natural part of God a pian In creation. It 10 ihrOUKh the !>eauty found n the Ulllon of huooand and wife that a eouplo ohareo with God In the crdllon of n new I vlng child-a loft or a daughter However t Ia DOt only the oexual union that Is a part of God 1 natural order n <telliDD The family Ia also een ). tral In Gods plana for a newborn human baby The human child uo like the offspring of antmal~ nceda ioftf eareful care and nurture at Itt. Mlllltiltf ........ the loving hanqo or lather and mo 11"1 YWO liONS IN ONII !her The chlla born out of wed lotk Is l"med ately deprived of .... CW.Ifl• ................ the flrat sbrlterlag Clre tilat God bt planned for it Every chltd 11 the product of one fatber and OM mother and no child wu ever In tended to lx! born without tbelr love 1nd c,,.. To uy that the sexual drive Is I part of Gncl s ~~!uo;~. ~lOWIOVOir; o;;=;r- l 2t I,__ I to tell only Chrlatlan ' of Cbri•t ll His "I Dov1d Busk1rk's F1fth B1rthday Is Celebrated I I lhony Sup! Raly and Promo on scrv ce Morn ng worsbip service Ill: I~ Rev Gene McAIIIa I cr Peoria Ill guest speaker How Junior HI BYF 6 30 Mr and Mti Gene Coleman counsellors Sen Chritl1on Scienc e (A Sermonette) lor BYF Mrs Mann og Kloo Heals , _ counse lor 7 p m Pr...ervlce 1he ktllen ts laughmg Do you suppo e t has a sense of humor That ts a deba ab c lng 7 30 Evangclistl I prcrvycrc mee question It ts almost certain howeve thai 11 lives ent rely tn the present Its mtnd s Rev McAll stcr Tucsda SERIES f I - - I 9I 30 0 m Prayer Group No I not capable of enlertalmng a hope that t can be Ihe pr ze wtnntng caltn a national] 1 or vory..,30 p n Group No 2 Wedne• •F T" 1 ~how 1 o ts t haunted by a fear of betng at tacked by a dog next week Free dum rom ..nt day 7 30 Ptayer and Pl'alse let' Wh le the p esent today ts very 1mpo rtant and should be setzed upon by man yd For Alcohol I v ce DIStr c Coach ng Confer unhkc the cat man cannot ltvc wholl y n lh e present Wtlh a mmd that looks al cad WSAZ TV cnce for Lay Ocvelopmenl Gal mans heart would fat I I the nt 1d sa v noth mg m the future Wtth man there t• h pe Channel 3- 10 l5 1m I ary Bapl st Church R o Grande __ __ _ _ _ _ _ l 30 Sen r eho r Saturday 9-4 30 rangmg from a small spark to a ful dcgt ec of confidence ln factng the fulut e he docs Shlde Vallev P•st•ral Un ty P n Jun or H Jamboree ror best wl en he Js possessed of romplelc ro t f dence Hemlock G an Chrlltlan Church Southeastern Oh o D str d BYF There s gtc I generator of hope fo cvct yone who Will establ sh cot tact w th Sun ay School 9 30 a m Bernard M fidleport Church That genet a tor 1s the church of one s cat c! u 1oosmg It s a generator that has proved Paul"n Supt Co nmun on ana Church of fht Nou tnt ¥idItself aga n and agam to be a sou ce of po vcr lor so many preach ~g service ot o 4~ a m dleport llev Robe!! f*lfl'•r pll 1 vcn ng e vlre 7 30 p n rom or Sunday School t 30 Leoter ng p each ng se vices on Oct Taylor supt Morning WGri!hlp Wtth the hope that tt will ~ ~ some measure foste 3 No 10 and Dec 8 Evenmg !ervlce 10 30 Youth meeting at 7 nrcach n,g on Sept 29 Oct 27 P m Evangel st c serv1ce 7 30 tom that whtch s good 1n farnlly and commumty ltfe th1s feo Nov 24 Dec 22 Ch tst an Youth Wednesrlay 7 30 Ladles Ml..ton tt..(re IS sponsored bv the bus1ness f1rms and orgontzattons whose Fe IOW!Ih p meet ng5 7 to g p m ary Soc ety Mrs Les er Taylor rst fhu sdoy lq Ihe nontl pros Church Board Thursday a names appear below e e lh rd Thuhday n th P 11 You h Caravan 7 P m 0 ange ch h Ollie al Boord Pal Program noc ng the Fr day after preach Healh Mofhodlof Church Mid Rolland Rd ng serv ecs the previous sunds) d epor Rev C R Konkrlght om ng Hon ccom ng sunday paotor Sundll School 9 30 Er Pomeroy Ohio Oc 8th haske dinner 1 oclock nest Covert Supt Morn ng wor alto UOjln aCI'v co 3 0 ctoet Rev ship 10 30 Rev Rober! Hurley 224 E Main St Pouter< l Harol4 C P01ter m161,w~ Every guest speaker Youth FeUollsblp one weltome 5 00 potluck supper Wednesday Or~ ~·t:lfiliw ~~II; S..• 7 p m choir praetice Rock Springs Jlotd I ometoy Budge! Shopping Cenlet day Scho61 lO a m lfa~vjo Kee Mt M,.loh lloptill ChWcll. I bough Supt Communion snd Middleport !lev N D Bordoh preach n~ serv co 11 a m and pas or Bib e School 9 I~ Arleno v('n ng serviee at 7 30 p m Reese supt Morn1ng worship 118 Mulberry Ave I omertt) I !lor ng preaching on Sept 211 servlco 10 30 oru 6 p m 0 27 No 24 Dec 22 Even n~ Church of Chrlat In Chrlotlan Makers of Holsum Bread prcoch ng Oct 13 Nov 10 an 1 Union Middleport Rev Guy F Middleport nee 8 Chr at an Youth Fellolw Sayre pastor Sunday School 10 1 p mec lngo 7 to 9 p m (" a m Leo H II supt EvangellsU Th sday In the month a Hen service 7 30 Wednesday 7 ao Middleport Ohh I ck Grove third Thursday 11 B ble study doss Your Dodge & Plymouth Dealer 0 ang Church Concregat onal Tho Fl"t ,,.ollytorlon Church, n •• ng• on the Jl'rlday after Middleport llev Howard RupCustom )Built Kltche 1s p caching servlc.. the prev ous pel paotor Church Sehool 9 30 Mlddlcpmot Sunday morning Homecoming on John Full• supl Mornlne worSept 29 with Sundly Srhool ahlp 10 30 Athena Youth Prosbr Bakers 01 Good Bread o muDion and p~oachlng 1 the tery 2 p m dinner 5 !0 Wedregular 1 me In the morning • nesdl)l Jumor choir 6 30 oenlbt Huntlni\OII. W Va PomcrO\ Ohio ba&kel d nner at IZ 40 and tbc ~-olr 7 p m afternoon mvlce a\ 2 Re Har lroAury Church ef Chrl1~ --~---~-- old C Doster mfn s er £\>cr)one E4ll'ard Emoroon, p11tor plble Middle~ B L. BIU'relt Dlltor veleome Sejipol G30 Morn•ng worship Buntlqr ~1!01 10 L 11 Jtveoto1 I Tupper~ Plolno Chrlotilft SII'Viee 10 30 thrleUan !:n<1o1 1 aervl~ 7U jl. til Chu ch Sunday ScJ!ool at 10 1 v'~ 6 p m Evangellallc •ervlco I.•Yl;;;o:;u;or;;b;oa;;r;;;;p~u~to;o;;n;;;:;;:;;~i;;;Jii;. ,.., Ch h creston Newland Supl CoJU 7 3G WednesdiY 7 30 Prare 11 11 1 1 0 rae• .,oc~pa 1 un I mu 1on and preaching al II a n ru~ptln& 1 Malo Sweet Pomeroy Rev J andd morning service on Oc 20 ~hurch of Chriot In Chrlllian ~~win Cborlos Rector Mrs c.. Nov 17 Deo 15 EVening service UU)on Hobson the Rev 0 H drlc W Clu\ oraanlot Worship on Ocl 6 Nov 3 on World Wide Carl pastor Suoday School G a aad oermon at 10 30 A M Holy Rally Day Ocl 6 on World Wldt m Annie Mohler supt Momintl ltoorvonlnd Church of lot a Communion fire! SuDdKY In mooth commun on Sunday Chr' ian b oadcaat 1011 a m Evening Cl~ritf of Liter O.y Salnta. Old Church School Beg nom and Youth Fellowsh p meet ngs 7 o serv10e 7 30 Like 1~ peat ~uCMa. ow ! aLl on Por lanrt Road Primary at 10 30 A M. For nlor 9 p n fi"t Tl esday In Ihe - - - -- Sunday Srhool 9 30 am prea h n ~ matlon <!oncernina: nur work. month at Tuppers Plains th rd uees. tbis•lllllk btl LO 30 , n and 8 ble Study II ed P oaso telephoDo aoz.J T e!day n month 11 Lon11 Bot rsdav 8 p Paalor C IV P of !.'very Suaday w A. 11 Sondry om Off c al Board meet ng the sron the yetiL Cucsl speaker Sunday a S.hool and Communion first Sun second Tuesdllf In Ibe month lly Herold c Dotlor 0 sc Joe WI Uanu of Ironton Chr sllan Women • Fellowsh P Sho.. Valloy P11toral Unity It hu succHsfuUy . , . Portlond Church Coclnor day n moDth 11 ' M Cbureb he second Thuraday In the SIX SIN Olt SALVATIONt ;>astor Aut pallor E<llth Codner eommunlon and pr..ch nil third mon h Rev Harold C Doster II Cor 61 the test of ~ You o vlcra Sundoy 8 00 Tueodq al Junda1 In nQJith 7 30 P :II 01ln • cr E"'eyone welcome ono of the most atriklnt obser7 30 anrl Friday 7 SO I cbu ch proachinlLong lolloftl Chrlatlan Churclr valions In mv mlnlait)' IJ the Dum "'ill fUid II ptepend I rht Churet of Chrtof Keno s nday School at 9 30 a m Mrs ber of Christian bomea that hiVO lion Church of Chrtal Located eni'Y Sunday D30 A II Sunday Wal er Brown Supt Communion made ao'x aiD and aln only! The ib serve ' on romoroy HarrilloovUle Roltl School ond communion .,...d and Preaching Jervlce at 104~ a only mention of sex In tbo homo 0 • e Sehool 0 30 A If lllllllinC Sundl1 Ia month 10 :tO A. M m and evenlng oervlee at 7 3~ comes ID the hushed tonco of Worohle 10 30 a m Erentnr Woro Church -~mmUIIJoo and preathiD8 MornlJ)g pieaehlng Oct 6 Nov ~ IIIII Ia aome~l we jilot don, !hlp 7 30 p m ilonnle Ealeton fourth Sunday In montk 7 30 P Dec 1 11d 29 Evflling serv ''' ~~~ ab<tut Tbill dooa not mq~~ )'j m n st r Chulee J:UIL Blbll II. Chlll"'h preach o~ Oct 20 No• 17 anll Deo 15 that ~ttlt~dea about aesare lot beSchool Sup! lUI ClluNhtt. Momlne Star I Pr 11 d 81'1 st <1y ' , od 1 h h '" 1 111 ~·tllo ~d.....,lot .. hunh Eni""''"lie Rev Liston Halley oyer moe Dll an " • u IDII 9!m n I eM omes "' ~ loll·•• -·-... every Wcdnuday at 8 P m u rut a w•y aJ If open diocu• Rev R M Grow P~or HOIIDOI' Peator,..lfoi'IIIDJ Stor ~uojav Chrlsllan Yollth Fellowship meellstott")'i r- taldn& place The abo I Rou•h Sup! 10 A Y SundoY School ttta A. Ill Koraia1 wor- lngs 7 to 9 p m first TueMiay fn ocoee ~~ free dilcuulon formo at The Convelted Redlo and TV ,.hoo I A. M Wonb P Servlct ilhlp 11 11 A ll MYI' Sunday eve. the otonth at 'fllppera Plain• tttu4R em more rigid than wbep 111r'"''"" 7 so p M a ng at 8 Prayer meeUoa Thur~ third Tuesdoy In tho month at a dilld or a4ul~ can lalk oYer HlllbJUy Sln(er will ... at Community Churclllday~ evening J:otvprloe Suodo7 I Long Bottom Official Board th~ p~attel'r with parenll, ebliWe 11171% IJttereit oayour Sa.tng~ Lelld n~ Creek Road n.. Il &. s,tiOol 10 10 A. II Momlq wor- meeun1 the llrst WednesdaY drent hlllbantl. of wife In 1 wbOI.. MIDWAY CHURCH Tbomu putor Fiord Cleland. Qlp a80 A II YF at 8 30 P If n ghl In lhe moDth Rev Harold oome manner Lanpvllle Uttur<n "'-'I'V oc 7 30 p 11 Prayer l!\lsalnl worlh p ? 80 Prayllt C Doster mlnlaler Everyone Neither d<~• thia absence of mee mg Wedol!.llby ni.hl 7 30 P meet!.Q.rl 'fiednelday 7 30 P II welcome dlseueslon mean that ldeu por\1 Everyone cordial!¥ I!Mtod. 1/1' Ckure~... Letart Polio Ro. Tht Pocltl'ltocl Chun:h: Iva"' talnlq to aex are not !retly no Syraeuoo Mothodltt Church lf!l x.rtiD Paator Sapdq School IOIICII PrWrttorion exeh111g~ lil the \lis Rev Oeorae Davis l'lttor fill A II! 'fiorohip Servlee 7 P Pomeroy Rev Waldo J Bartel• eraUon noted for Sunday School g 30 A. ill. Dana II. pbl'latlaa t:ndeavor altornate Pastor Norman Kloea S. S. Supt inl lbere II W nebrooor Supt W01'tlb1D Sill" Sunil;:!• 11 730 P ~ 1 Supday Scllool 8 II a m Vfor- abo¥t ae• ill 'ket 7 ac ~h ef the N•n~tt lyre. ohlp Hour 10 10 1 1!1' Sermon to- any oilier ~~~~·~=l;~ ntrd IIII'IY rtnllctlfll ~~~- ll 'WilUaau. JtUtm pic "TTie CQJnP.Itltltn tome or boOL ~~;-- ~~r7't:~~~~~~[j~ The Kitten and The Church __, 1 I rv I I SlEAI anti DRY I ldans Groc & Serv. S,a, I Pomeroy Cement Block Co HOUSEWARES I DEPARTMENT I Allen Appliance Serv. Maxine Arnold Service Station St1ffler Red Anchor Atkins Chicks Ohio Valley Baking Co. Main Floor Btker Furniture Fife Refrigeration Ask fOUr ttelghbor ••• ..._1ft ... - .... R. H. Rawlings & Sons Co. Foreman & AbboH Lltlttwtr;tt Heiner's Bakery E Meigs Equipment Co I •'1!'• RF~LDS • THE-111 OF1TIMI·~· SERMONE'ITE 1 ROOMS OF ALL NEW . 'ur~iture duoup ••btrt I J!u.( i~;$595 Rev. Rtd Turntr The FARMERS BANK It"""""" ~~l:l r 1 • - VOL IX NO aily - _ ... 141 Weatt.•r ___ --- ----- fficiallnquiry Scheduled In Fata Traffic Death Athens Presbytery Youth Rally 2Autos Damaged Outstanding Civil Air Patrol Is Held Su~day At Middleport In Minor Mis~ap Cadet Is A One hundred and fifty young people attended the Athens Presbytery Youth Rally at the Mtddleport First Presbyterian Church Sunday Sept 29 Churches represented were McCon lsVIlle Galltpohs Athens V ncent Beverly De~rlteld Del ne W Ill d N1 1 aras100 an aware Harrlsonvtlle Barlow M&netta e ~~~ Theme of the Rally was Tnals of a Champion and after reglatra 1 !ton from 2 20 3 p m the open U Ut D inS: worsh p serv ce was conducted 'l.y the McConnellsville group A rdov ng p cture was shown which was followed by a general dl,. , , cu.,•on and a recreation per od Regl•terlng the v s tors were Judy Gregg moderator of the hos I COT UMBUS UP -State Health Westm nster Youth Fellow&h P Director Dr Ralph E Dwork aa•d and Lynn Buchanan Lapel tag• today outbreaks of A• an flu had In the form of footbaVs were d ~ been ~lgber •mong school children tr butcd by C nda Morr • who had than was an lclpated earlier been assisted n mak ng the tags Dwork made It clear however by D:~vld Lyons LYnn Buchanan that he would not recommend that an4 Judy Gregg Programs wero youngster& be moved up on the dl!lributed bv Judy Sauer Janice proposed vacc nat on pr only hl!l Zj>rkle Swan Probaaco Free Coke "h ldren are near the bOttom of ~me was conducted by Koren the list Gregg Heleo Taylor Patty Lowery It hae beea noted thai there Sandra Hysell Bever Y Perr n has been a greater outbreak Freddy Slater Richard Bolin and among chlldre n than was expectCarolyn llu• ell ed be Slid 'l'Joe health duector attributed Mr Lucy Gregg and daughter thb to the eurrenl opening of Karen were II\ charge of the d n throughout tile slate II lng room fodhe supper and they schools appears to be related to <onges!Uod arrangemenll of fall flowers ton and crowding he said fD< the tables Alibiing with the Dwork 11id Investigations re aervlng were Janice Zirkle Judy vealed the! not all the !130 absent Sauer Charlene Dav s Susan Proeea Ill Lueas Countr were home batto and Susan Allensworth !rom sehoo wltb Asilll flu He es Mrs Rodney Sauer was chair- t mated tha the flaure mlilit be man of tbe supper and was as.sis- nearer to 120 to 180 ed by Eber LewliJ. Mra Ga I Hy He satd lhe eitlmo~ was based sell Mil Charlotte Pemn Mr& on •• nhelpatod attut rate o IQ Hul!ert Taylor M(!.:_~~ BU£han 'I' Mr! Luct; Grejg, ll!rs Dtihill~ to IS pn cen J!ut t dO not ltllolf Lowery Mrs Ulwell Probaseo ~~ litre are IQIII!RIII'" ~· Ml'dlin Judson Whlbo eo~nclllot of " the Westmmorter Youth Fellow shiP had planned the bosp tallly w th the young people or the WYF of U1e host church Others contrl but ns to the supper vere Mrs William Morrts Mrs J J llaVIB Mrs. Russell Lyons Mrs Carl AI lensworth 11n Fran Reichert llfs Lew s H Sauer Mra H J RuiSell and &ln. Ed Slater Cl' 1URf~ UP- fa Ire of After the supper the buslncS! the tegblalure to pa.., the a.. ,..aton was held with reports g v ca led milk b II has led o en by John Saxton and Barbara slr kes turmo 1 and tonfus on !Corden1a The closmg worship lo the da r) ndutl~ the Oh o aeh'IC was led by tbe Alben• Fann Bureau Federation charKed to~ng people todav A resolut on adopted by t~e bur cau said there lias noen a trfli c breakdown In the orderly market ng or dmy produeb during the pR!Iit three month& Oh o lacks lclialollon which hould have prevented lo"" to fanners and conl!omers the rea olut on road Me1as Pol 0 chapter 1 24 PI The Mlk bill whloll would The 1\lelgo County Chapter of have set up a dalr1 marketing d the Nallonal Foundation of lnfan vision In the Ohio Agt culture DcJtlle Parai)'!lls has received anpaued the Houle but other check for $1000 to help proSenate Yld~ flnl nebl aid to io'l'i polo pa the federatioD an !Ients ~ Audrey Younc chap! nounccd the ap)!Ointment ot Row er chail'll1Jn annouoeed today laDd Bllhop of M!Uord Center OJ 'Thus Jor this year we have treuurcr to fill the unexpired apent $6 w t 0 aadatlng about 25 term of Rel Lon( Loudonville regular patl•nts she uld Thit who re.tigned recenl!r 16 join lhc lneludea our share o the 19&' Nallonwlde bls)ll'anee boards March of Dlmea We RnUeipate !lnancltl aoailta~ce to theae patlen!J Will amount to $4 01)( be(ore the end of the year Payment of aom~ of lhe bdlo lneurrod miY have to lx! deferred utttll after lhe March of Dimes In Jan,uary chairman Young stated since the reserves aot up by the national o!flce lor au s!Jnce to chapit.rs have been exbau1ted This s lortsgc or fund• haa been brought about by beavy advance ~uesb from more than 450 Wptera wblch I ke oun hiVe apenl ail their !u l<il Foundation cbipterr will hiVe apent more tban $20 000 000 o 1 patient aid before the !1nt or the year Most of tbe pallen!J earod lor were atrleten pr or to IIIia year Many of tbeln will ~utre ex~ enalve cite for years to come To help meet the acute llnan elal llituation we have been ad b1 n•tlonal headquarten ·~:~~;~n Youn1 conllnuod that ~~ ~avlng uocomm tted aalted to make availlab!• to be aent to to help 11 obllaationt thai wllh thlo ••••'• ··~ 11 -loddence rynnlna le8S 19M ttue 1o the t,be Silk vaeeme have declined Fl 0 break J Schools HI'gher Than Anticipated Lack Of Milk Bill Scored By The Farm Bureau Meigs-Co Polio Chapter Receives Local Patient Aid I Breeders Merger To Be Discussed At Annual Meet Sunday Evenmg c ty Pollee lnveat gated a colli• ion at 11 P m Sunday causing moderate d•mage to two autom0o b1ies ot the 1pper parking lot en trance to lloutes 7 33 '" wh1ch no ~-~~ Patrolman Henry Werry sad a car dr ven by Lawrenee Ha I 54 M~aon was I avel ng west on E Mam when 8truck in the side by a car emerging !rom the parking lot dr1ven b Renton Adam Jones 46 Pomeroy No citations were re ported tsaucrl Meanwh ie Sher II Robert C Hartcnbacb reported the releaae from iail of Ray Oun to Athens pollee lor Investigation of robbery Ours WI! taken to the London Pr son Farm Fr1day for a I e de tettor test to determme h1s partif any-In theft of food and equlpmenl I om Meigs and Athens Coun ly schools Deputy Shorl!f Howard Frank took Into c •tody Saturday Bu lord Slater 51 a walkaway (rom Lakm State Hospital Slater was relc11ed to Lak10 authorities tOo day Dow E Snow 40 ol Indiana posted $200 property bond on May or E I' Robinson s court for bls aPpoaranco Oct 12 to plead to a char11e of drlvtqg while ntox cated brought by the ~te patrol Satur day Snol" also charged w tb dnv Dg with defective brak<S was reieas ed from )a I upon bond bemg mode Meeting Is Scheduled Tonight To Determine Course Of Action A conference of Mtddleport authonties ts to be held tonllbt at 8 'p m tn C1ty Hall at Middleport to determine whether or not charges WIU be ftled aga nst Lawrence A Napper 25 of Mmersvdle -Route I tn the trafftc death Saturday of DarreU Moodupaugh age 7 of Middleport Pollee Ch1ef LeRoy Bartrum today tndtcated that the ent!re maner wouiG be up to tbo dollm of County Prosecutor laiJies J. 0 Br1en whom he waa to toltaet today Bartrum " d thai aeeordlng to Information he bad reeelvod frol1l eye w tnes,.s that all evidence Indicated !hit Napper waa not at fault and that the child had darl" ed acrou 1n the 81ree1 Into !be path t~f hia: car F•u• nl> aaa~ . W are ':r"-.l! Cause Middleport 15 Cars Derailed ISchools To Close In West Virginia Prlnclpa Ear Kn ght aald he ex peeled cla,.es n Mlddlej>OI't gb Railroad Tunnel ..,---...,,.-~..,.-.,.. H Sc!hnnl to re-..me tomorrow whel furn~tees wiU have been con\'erted !rom coal to gas Students "'re d sm ssed tho morn ng ~n the convers on had not been completed as pinned and rooms were demp and cold There were quite a few folks w th colds ~nd there w:tsn t any point n tak inti chances he sa d Kn ght ndlcatcd a holdup In nece1ury parts arrivmg here caUBed the delay Plaintiff Wins Supreme Court Is Asked To Prevent Teamster Election �,, .. .,' ' ' •... _....._ ..., ' ~Uy Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Sept. 30, !957 BAlANCER l: ,Public Urged To Patronize Exhibitors 4t Meigs ... . . """''"'' .. ....,, ·-~ 111':.>• ~-.., . :, , 111 • An encouraging aspect of the contmued ifOWih of the Meogs County fair is the conSistent interest of exhibitors nf farm machmery and numerous otheo kmds of equipment - from automobiles to washing machmes _ in renting space to dosplay theor merchandose and services to the public It is a kind of advert1smg It os apparently one of the best because exhobotors keep com ing back for ll!ore Fair Board Secretary Allen C Hill said recently "We could have sold a lot mnr~ space this year if we'd had 11 That 1s, SUitable space Nobody likes to hnng their wares on the side of a steep hall " As it wa ~ . two 40 by 80 foot tents were sold out as was 30 feet inside the old dance hall building which housed mamly grange and other "free" exh1b1ts One dealer, who shall 1emain unnamed here, was reported to have sold seven atems of merchandise at hls location These articles were some11hat large1· than Kiddie Kar me, too. Exhibitors get off lDonparatively cheap here The $64 quesl!on in any d1scus~ion relating to more modern and greater hospital fac1hties in Me1gs County IS qlllle easy to set up Into words It goes something hke this: "Why aren't there more doctors m this county?" The answer is quate as simple It Is because of present facilities being Inadequate, not wlthstandmg the great strides ahead made by tlie Meigs Gen eral Hospital Dr J J Davis, Meigs General's chief of staff, will admit U\is quicker than you can say "Yes, Sir, we need more bosp1tal facJhlles This hospital problem has heen heaved bac k an d for th he1e now for going on 12 years. Its history has not been ~ particularly Pril,tty one The hope still clings In the hearts or 111any, however, that over 50 per cent of the votea·s would approve a wellthought·oul, detailed and reasonable plan whereby governmen! a1d may be received fo1 a thoroughly modern and adequate hosplial Voters also are mterested vitally in how the hospltalJs to be managed They want persons of Impeccable rcputatoon s as to honesty ami motives in public affairs to be fmal arbiters Daily SentmeJ Daybook 700 Today 900 Rom11cr Room 9 30 Treasure HUJlt tO 00 The PrJc e Is Rtght ' II I -- IN BOOT TRAINING · --::--:--~ thl· nrown bulldmg w M:tiH st SKUNK SHOOTS COP went up fl'om 5 per cent to 6 The STONEHAM. Mass UP - Pa· Urlll ~h rate IIi 7 per rent Ire J.md's N'Ouomy Is so ciO$C)y t1ed !rot men RichaJd Rurns and Ed to Rrl1 1<lrt's. that th(' move wa~ wnrrl P1nato wrre called to assist expe~t<'ll a skuuk that had l'aught 1ts head m a bottle Pmato drew h1s rcvol\ vcr Bums waved him back and 7 OO Jimmie Dean 8 Cartoons ~: Lucky Captain Kangaroo ~ 8 4 CBS News 1 8 55 Loeal ~ ews g 00 Gary Moore Arthur Godrre, • CoMMUNISTS RESIGN strOJtc forward lo help the trapped. ~: Strlk• It llch MESSJNA, Italy UP - Eighl· ammal 11 00 '"n ltleAi Commumst lenders 111 11 The following entrv was mad•) 1110 New• Katie's Almanae halt ~uzcn Sicili an commumtle'l m tile pollee Journal bv officer PI- ~ re~ lf!'Md f1 om the part y en ma~sc ncto-' ~hot skunk ~Her skunk 1115 Love of Ufe Seurch for Tomorrow S~nday, diargmg thai lhe pOI'l.Y 11:30 n " ii h0 t 0 rr ICtJr B~ 11 .45 Golding Light JNTI!als"r RAISED \ I'll* ,l)Ji te lettcnng system, offer 1, ~ry thmg from 'sou1J' to ''riub " 11:50 "· m. and Mrs Stephen P Illlt nt Emd 1 fol mtc 1 ~~t 011 loun:i 1he ra il.: ~nd tea, Vanre A1r Fol~t· Da~e I - - - - - - - - - - - - - -- -· GrundpUtt!nls arc Mr and Mr ~ Eu gene Berne, Cleveland Hts Cleve loncl 0 nnd Mr and Mrs Allen C Hili Beeeh-st, Pomeroy 'lhe ot her .:riilldrbUQ oftJic 1 NIW tuberculoslt ncctne by all typea of pattenta, JOunr or Htllll to be one of the moat prom· old, wtlhoot W enect. lven rellinl mtdloal advancee In tht. pealed dosea, the report uaerll, IIIOillb'a rntew or medicine. do no1 brtnr about 1111 unpleuTiit noclne, whleb underwent ani el!eoll. In lhort. the nporl cllnlcallrlalt recenUyln Ecuador, eaya lht drullt complelel1 tale 11 mlldt from etratn• or •trulent and non-addlc\lllf. lll.berclt kctlll of h;11nan ortgln Canadian tclmU.It art lolttna which ban been kllled by ultra- a quadruple vaccine dtaqned to •lolet Ina41allon. protect a(alnlt diphtheria, totMoll Wldtlr UHCI anua, whooplfll courh and polio. IICG, lbt va<etne most widely Sl~~qle tltJIH ued In prevention or TB,Ia made TMa wUI enable phyalalanl to 11'0111 a Uvlnr. atten1• aled atrain rive a olarluerlel of laocullllone Of tllllereltl bacilli whteh ta or ln.iltad of tw$ HJ!et, one for polio bclvlnt Ol'llln. and the other for Ult triple vac· .Ou 1dvantare of the new tr- atne, aa It now requlrtd. !*(!!atetl •acclnelo that !I con be BxpertmenfniJOtrtbelnrcon· tepl (or lOIII periods without dUeled 011 1 lllw intl·dlabelel IPIC!IIIIIol'IP precaullona. drua,DBI. Theuper!JntnlaiOOII!· lftlll 011100 children ehow the pound olrnUicantl1 IOWtl'td the 1MCIDe can be well tolerated and bl004 eurar In 81 per coni of lot &JIIIII'tnlll produm no local re- dlabeUe )l&lltntllelttd. IO\Iolll.ltloobllkelt maybean· Whllt lhlt ntw .clrur allowe oilier lflllllep forward In OW' promltt, ...II lbotl COllductlnr IIIIU• aptnaltuberculoato. the team emphllllze thai Ill uoe u.ctln Druq m111t now be cowed ID expert ADolbtr drur, noaeaplne, Ia montal wort. · but III~. Aetually an old drur QUEITIDK AIID ...,,nn tonDerlt calltd narcotine, nooca- M. H.: Ia then more than one jlhaelt lfP(I1'Itd tD be as e~ectlve type of peptic uteerl ' M coaelne ID rtUIYlnr poratotent Anawer. Thert art ln b»tJ1 Of 1114 mert e01111hln1. such ulcera-thOle J)nlelli fu lilt l ' lludJ bJ the !1. 8. Public atornaoh lllelf, known u IUtriC Reai~ llenlet rtetntl1 pointed uleert, and thOM preatDt Ill lht wl llfenllld•IIIIIPt of nosca- duodenum or ent part ollho In· p1pt, IHtlnt u II Jollll $111 IIOmleb, 1101t IIIIPo:lanl.ll can bt takm lnlown u duodenal weer• eliVJ',IUhl t'10•tu ... S,..IIIGIW, 1M. ~~~- tl•' ~~------ Hll l!i, Imagination Still Opens New Horizons For You v-year old Lmda Hlll, duu~hleJ or Mr und Mrs Allen c IIIII Jr , IIUJml ton, 0 , tclebratl.' d her birthdav the ~onu1 day as Lt aud !\\)'.., IIIII '~ on 990 s11ot On Your dauahtt·r aiTIWd MAKI APPL& BUTTER Enlerpo·tse EUB Church wJII conch&d an apple buttu mnkln ~ proje<\ on Thur!du) Ocl 3 A·ny . ' one d!lirhlg to ortler may c111! 048 X or 918·Y '' " ltUII\MA&I SALE Thu New lluwn Wonun's Club will spousor A Rummage Sa le 111 tllo l!lyant BuJldln~ two du) S or two wt~eka. Fr1dL1y und Soturdlly, October 4th and Dth, ond l'rldu) ,. and SjtUt't.lity, Oclobt·r llth and 12th Anyone hll. ving rummage they wish to donate :;hould call Mrt Jl)~n MorKIIII, or bnng 11 tu Weathereast The Eddie Fl•her Show ~teet McGraw 1 llob t'u¥1• Show The C•Ufornians 0 Henry PlayhOuse Adventures of 1\lartln Kane B•g 1'en Hlrllltghtl News Heodllne! N•tew11trh Tonight ' " ' ' ( (. •' I I, CHANNIL I 7 M Jimmie Dean 7.45 Lucky 8 Cartoons 8 00 Caplaln Kan&aroo 8 45 CBS News 8 55 Loc>l News 9 30 Garry Moore · I·SO 10.30 It 00 11·10 II ·15 11·30 It 45 12·00 12·30 I 00 l.rllot Godfrelr Strike It ldob" Newa Kalle s Almanac Love of Life Sem~ ror Tomorrow Guiding Lllbt ::atie'o lliteA!n !.l the World Turoa Beat the Clock f.5!) 7 30 8 00 8:30 9:00 9·30 10 00 U.OO 110' 11.10 100 6.15 8•30 700 7:30 e·oo Five Star Final Jobn !lab Newa Turni~J Point Mark S•her Cblna Smtlb Voice of Firestone ·TRI· COUNTY AREA GmiNG· READY FOR JET TRAVEL -- The delici·ous bread that helps you keep ''in shape!'' Attend1ng the meettng were .'rr and Mrs, Earl Keefer, Mr. and Mrs. Darrell )lorfman Mr. and Mrs. Walter hlend, Mrs Grar.e crow, Mr and llro Harley Bopeeulter, Mr. ond Mrs 1 Robert Gibbs, Mrs Clara Capehart, lit Jnd• lire. Dal· tas Ball, Mr. and Mta.' ThDIIIao Taylor. Mr and Mrs John Taylor, Mr. and Mro. Edward Sayre, Mrs. Anna Cro10, Mro, W111iom Fleober, ~rs. Robel'tllouilt, MIS. Eleanor Smith· son, Mro. Herold Smithson, Hre James 1'oe, Mrs Gerald McBee, Mrs. VIlla Gerlach, Mise Nino Jone1, and lfarry Kllngamlth. Big 1en Highlights To Tell the Tnnh Red Skelton Show $64,000 Question Alima l!yst<ry Tllealer Up,to,the·Minulc News Scanni"* the Weather The Late Show ITU&SDAY CHANNEL 13 10 59 Sign On 11 oo Adventure• in Learnlnc 11 50 Neighbors '\TOU'RE DUE for a new experience need to buy 1 special bread for the family. Choose your lnt family bread that actually com· bread with the same care you'd usc, bines the advantages of enriched in choosing your other foods. Choose white bread ana dark breads in om the best . .. Roman .Meal Bread. It's golden loaf. No l"n2er is there any so-good, so many ways. I in good taste. Now y,ou can buy dierer, in the HEALTH HINTS ............. ~~:,!!' Noll_. ct._ 1 i \ AIIIINI lliWAIIDISS Rulh Shavnl!', 01 Sprlflllle!d, Pa, ellmbo llloard lilt DIW Gtl!eral Eleetrlc CJ-805 jet qlne, wblch will power 1110 world'• lutut medlum·l'llllt jeUlnen otartlfll Ill late 1119. The easiJ!t, UJtvllled Ill ChleafO. wellbllwlban 3,000 t*>Widl 1114 prad. . . mon llliD 10,000 poUJtda lbruot. Four of tiJeU edYIDCed eDJIDM will po- lhe Convair 880 Jeutner, •blell will _Wf7 from Sf to l o t - at IJI"tda o1 up to 115 mllH per !lour. --.. :._::_::;-=-== ... -------.:._-_:.__--- -· 8.30 r Classroom Helps Develop Good Driver Attitudes OD~ilngilha11 0 SENSATION~L TASTE ~ wloo~ (amily will10 (or the hetnv, di11ll11:tin ra.at of 1\oman MHI llrad, Men eo(l<Ciolly like a b.ad wi1h "charaaer." And many ch•ldren wi>o wont Ill Gdoer bieadt love Roman Meal. Like lhou11ndo of lllhtn, ,.., limity wiD IVonder how , btcad ohar ;, a pxl fot Yllit "1\0111111 Meal an- to dehciouot ~· 16 HEALTHFUL INGREDIENTS U Ronua Meal Bread conlljat IG acpante haldJ(ul inwedientt.lt I~ rich lo-in for lotosor·lati1J8 eDetSY •·· a~ vlllrnon loriified for ,.., prormion. Roman Meol11aa cxduSJvc blend of his!> proo:in whole wheal, whole rye pluo bnn and deliued 0.. ....t. 0Joetimmll· iog houacwiY<I wiD deJIIII!d ROman MHI Br...t A V A SAFER, E~SIER DIET PLAN Avoid punishi1J8 diets. Romon Meal io the hread with lhe famoua Roman Meal D10t Plan. It ao loe!p ,.. roo- mconb'ot yoor •«Bht oafrly and Hilly. You actu· oily looe the dctire for rich, li-iiiJ bola. Piad out ror younelf. Send lOr ohe FREE RDitl&n Mal Diet P110 Ar.nklet to the addrm sh()wn below. IIJ Jeanne Salllo, Doi11 SafoiJ Coualtanl t Mrs. James Weber Is Hostess For Jolly Bunch Club '. Mrt. James Web<r entertained ' tho Joly Bunch S.wlng Cub Frl· doy e..nlfll al her home A soclul evening was enjoyed by lhe m I ,. bera and the hostess served a des· oert cqut... I I Those pre!lent were Mn. WlllLDm Robson, Mrs Noah Haskl11s, Mrs ~ Orin Smllb, Mrs L D Diles, Mrs j p L. fo!ltdl, Mn. Hennon Bailey, Mn Wllllam Reynolds, :llrs H E • lL~~:; ~M;~"Milhoan, Kenneth Byer. Mrs. II Mrs Doyle Ill'! I 0 • __ Edge of Nlght The Early Show Your Esso Reporter Sport• Parade Weather011lh Parade of Star~ Teltpnone Time Phil Silvers Sbo10 Noon Newe cano~n Club Liberace Grelehen Wede Show Mon•llaUnee Amertc:ao Baatlltan• Cartoon Club Sir Lanoelot Mlekey Mo111<1 Club Five Sllr: Ftlla1 Jolin Dllta:4 Kewt Suprfoot ' Wytlt llarp · llroton ·- N. W. COMPTON, 0 •. I " CHAN!Q:L 13 MONDAY 10· 59 Sign On 11:00 Adventlll'e& In Learning II ·DO Nc•ghbors 12·05 Noon News 12.15 Cartoon Club 12·30 Llberote I 1·00 Gr<tchen Wade Show 1.30 Movie Matinea 3.Cu J.mertcln Baudstand 4·00 CJrtoGn Club 5 00 Superman D30 Mlckoy Mouse Ctub Many years ago, a physician Jn a WOJ!ern eltf decided to try to find a sound, bat1 1c food Lo re.nore hll waellng health. In lhe course or hiJ lntens1ve dietary research. be dJACovered the formula that en· abled Caesar'e ramed Roman Leg•on to conquor all or lhe then known world Each legionary t!ar· rled as a daJiy ration a mixture of Timbe_r_ _ _ _ _.., one pound each or wbolt~ grain ry~ f tJ b and whole grain wheat, to whtch Here Nickle• has bt>en granted ant race all season, and Mayo pro/ 'I CUlt 1•• was added 1 small meuure of nax the elusive privilege or baking Ro- Smith. wbo astomshed the pun- qua~tr and .,.,plriiieil Thi1 J!lable food kept the Roman& man Meal Bread becau" or Jll re , doll .by leadmg lhe Ph1ladelph" 1:';.lc:~~t~e aet~d 5· " In oound condllion ror lhe long pulation for quality products and ~ y marehea aod fierce balllea tbat merehandltlng abll!ly made Jhem the rulers of one or the OPTO.li'IIIIT greateel empires the world bas flats may be tamers of atrophic ever koown. U&iag this almost . forgotten rhtnitla, a aerlOUJ disease dfecting or sw1nt, ac·j knowledge a.s a basic (or hls exper the naaalto •tructure 1111 Com S&reet, hmeroy expenments conducted lmenb, the doctor tried lnnumer· cording by the USDA Offtee Bo1n: I lo U, Z 10 I. (Ciate II NIOI 11 'l'lllllir 'I 315 Secret $torm B00 8.30 700 necled with the comblnallon of llllre~lente In Roman Meal Letart PTA Maps Agenda For The Year I 30 ~!ouseparty 2w Big Payoff 2 30 The verdlet li Yours 3:00 Brighter DaJ 3 30 4·00 5:30 ~ •5 Almoat all ol •• 111 a IItle tired Perfect attendance recognition Jimmy Norton, Bill Gibbs, Gary The fjrft !lltt\101 of the Chester and promotion day was observed Moore and Charles Rltnc by Ro- P1A woo held at CbeJter Hlrb of •aline tbe aatne famltlar foocls at the Rally Day service Sunday bcra W!lson to lhe senior depart- School Wedn,.day fVOIIlnJ wllb wetk after wt•t. 10 when a new morning al the Federated Church ment. Mro. Ca~l Kautz Pl'flldtnc In tile taste oenoa!lon thaa aleo aallsiiO! Rev Waldo J Bartels presented tbsenee of the president, Mre. Dor· the enery dem11nd.l Gf today's fast· er · paced tlvlng api><ars on store the perrect altcndance awards and • othy Mlehael. •helves, amart home maker, are. Ml" Thelm• Grueoer received a During the bu>ineu meeting the wlle to Jive It a try. When you add seal ror 14 years of perleCI allen· loUo10IDI people were apPOinted to all thil the fact lhat It fila In dance. Ben Ncua.Ung, Bcrmcc delorat.e to the PTA County perfeclly with the diet plana of II&Nease, and Mre Freda Milch ror Council meetJnr to be held at ure • conacious moderm it beeome five years, JeHrey Burl, ror rour Cheater. OdQber 3: Hn. O'Net~ a "natural" In every sense of the years, Randy Burt and Tomm)' Mr1. Charlet Pyle~~, Delmar Bau,m, Brown, three years, and Donn• A uniqoe parade wu alaged In Albert Goesleln and Paul Ne&Je, word. 'Miere's juat such a new eating Moyer, for two years. Middleport Saturday evening wbea Alternates named were lire. HenCeriJflcntes lo• one year were Junior girls, who were being lnl- 11 Bener, loin. Clarice Allen, M"- aiiYcnture available in the groawarded lo Gary Moore, Anna, tlated Into the Powder Puff Club, Martho Rote, \IJ'a. Theo4oa!J cerlea and 1Upertnarket.s now, a , Charlotte, and Mlnada Murray, were required lo walk through the Frecker ond Mrs. Hl!lll')' Frmk. delleloua and dtrrerent loaf of Aeeneth Troey, Gall Stivers and boolneea seetlon o( the vlltago COIJllllittees choee, for the com· bread, Romon Meal Bread. Romm Meat Bread Is a rieh gol· Mrs John Slivers Ricky Campbell dreaaed in bllby coatumee oarrylng lng tehOOI year Include: Prognm, who tnw~ed here from Beverly baby bottles and singing "lloek-a· llln. Carl Kautz, Muah:, Mil. Paul den brown tn color, the result or a was alao reeognlzed for rour years ~ye ~aby", or repeating "Mama" Nea~e. Hotpltallty, Mro. Ru..ell blend of whole wheat, 'white and perrect attendance. Mrs. J. H. and Dada on reqoeat by mem· Speaeer, lleli!berohlp, Mrs. Erma rye, vitamin fortified Its Oavor 1s Cuo~ler who altendcd twelve ye>rs b•rs of lhe elub. Cleland, Publicity, MI.. Wilma sweet. There'• a fascinating dory con al the Federated ehureh before They gathered at the home of. H~mann, Wm and Means, Mr1 moving 10 Powhatan Point h" Jeanetle Croolu and returned Re1d Crary, Health, Hn. Rex Sum· . h there for the moat "srueaome" merfield, Parllamentulan Mn 1 conbnued atlendl ng lhere an d as pari or their lnltiatton when they Howard Klilrbt, Home and Com: complclcd thirteen yesrs or per had lo eat varo111 artlclee of 1004 muntty, Mra. Roy Holter and lila a- I feel attendance was prcsenl. bhndlolded " the members de- alnet, Mn. VlrcU Roush. g Ben Neullllnl a&llstant super· ocrtbed the rood with "anatomical" A panel dueuulon wu. held on lnlendenl or lhe church s~hoot was detuls The new membere are .Dlx· "How PTA Dlffer1 From other m charge. of the promotion ex('r: le Pierce, Carla Wlllon. Carolyn Organlutidn". M'elbbeta af the c1"" whJcb opened, Ibe mormng Milhoan, llary Scott, Polljl Thom· panel were Mn. Robert cra Mn 7 Sund~ School servJce~ ao, carol !ludson, Carla Bundl, JWdle Mor•, Mn. Erma cieland Foltowlng group om. mg, scrip- Alma Baumgardner, Grace Cap- and lllro. Ylrgll Jlj)qe!L tore readmg and prayer by M• lelna, JanJCe Asbury, Beverly DunNe10 leathets md patonts were Neutzhng, Mrs Lena Huber pre- ham. . lntrnduced b)' Mr. Robert Gra senled promotu111 cards to Robert Sharon Joneo, preeldenl, waa lc execulho head of Eutern Loc~i Coato: from lhe nul!•ry lo the charge of the meeting and their School Dlsl!'iet. klndergarlcn and Rbelta Mora, advllor, Anna Howell, mel with loin. Knight's /lrat Sflde Wll Nancy Mayer and Twlia Sue Clal· them to plan their wmter's pro- aWJrded a book lor ~loving the worthy from tlr.dcrgarten to the jeoll which Include a etudv of IIIOJI parents present. . J!flmary. Promoted from kinder- ~ Etiquette, a Chrlstmaa diAMr at A Hollo:we'en pedy for lhe flarlen lo pr•mary by Guy Russell the Marlin Realouranl, eontrlbu· children wu p1anned'1 the ncxtl were Susan Lanmng, Cody Boolh lion to the M•ip General Hospital meeting. and Michael Spencer. land the Veterans' Hospllat ond the A IOCial hOur !net d games 1 Nancy Hotter, Yon Spencer, Jef Cane" Society, and remembermg alreulog gettln~ acquainted tot. frey Burl, Mike and Sally Glo- children at the Home at Chriatmu. IO\Oed by refrellimellle. bokar, Carla Norlon, Penny Hayes, After the meeting MI.. Jones !\Icky Gilmore, and Cnlg Good· pre11ded at lhe punoh bowl 11 nighJ, were promoted by Miss Ann~ sandwiehes, potato chips and cate Murray rrom first primary to were served by Mn Walter Croota aecond primary. and Mrs. 0. P. Klein. An arrangePromoted rrom the jodlor de- ment of marigolds WIJ oeed for partment by Mn Cart Norton lhe refreshm•nta able, Kay Han. were Bobby Schmoll, Kandy Grut- son, Middleport; RD., t rormer ser, Sandy Hendrleks, Jeffrey schoolmate of the girls w" a Tho appolntme•t of eommtue .. Gibbs, Chorles Hayes, Bennell gueat at the party. • a dlacuulon of repaln to th; Roush, )lick Knight, Donna Reibel Club member~ Included Sharon school playground, ond the estaband tlnda. Smith Ralph Werry Jones, Jeanette Crooke, Carol Blak· llabment Of ftlonlhly attendance and Tommy Shasteen were promot- eer, Judy Van Cooney, Judy Arn- prl~e "'"" principal Items· of llu• ed from ,lbe jumor to Intermediate old, Vera Covert, Vondt See, Phyl· lness eonduetetl at laat 'l'burotlly''l department by Mrs. WJIIlam Ken· lis Stanley, lietty Harris meeting of the Letart PTA. nedy and Kay Complon, Judy WeCommittee• oppolnted wer hrung, Pamela H<1bstetter, Sharon tho.se of program, ~r~ty, maga. VISIT HERE Walker and Brenda Ingraham from Mr and Mrs Andrew Maze. Mi· zlne, memilenhlp, ind P.layground jumor to intermediate by Mrs. am1sburg, and Mrs Mary Wallace, The attendanee prize for Se)ltem: ' Harlan Wehrung. bcr was won bv the parentt or Gall Slivers, D10nna Wal8on, Jo Huntmglon, vJSited Saturday wllh Mrs. Gerald HeBee'e room. lheir aunl, ~rs. J D Roueh, LeAnn Ph~lips and Mlnada Murray The meeting wu 1n eharge of were promnted by Bern1ce Nease larl Falls and plhcr relaUveo In Charles Crow, who led the evenNelsonvllle 1 to the senior department, and ing's devotionals A gilt waa pre"---""""'. . ...:__ sented to Crow, who blUI tealgned his position bettuse of the, fact f that he Is moving betause of bls job. ! the Sryont bult<hn~ Thursday at •crnoon Oclohtr, 3rd, when the merchandl!ll! w1ll be priced and prepared ror 1'ille The Dai Sentinel '-OT!J) TO MEIGS-IIIASON ~NTI~~!JTS ·~~F Daily Oklu If ltlllllllll. IUNIIIIN, M.D. 700 800 8 30 900 9 30 10 00 10 30 1100 t I tO 12 30 ( able combination, of grams until WANTING TUDES he produeed a ground meal lhal Mti.WAUKEE UP - Sunday'e wae both appet1Dn1 and " '"lylog 4-3 l<»e 10 Milwaukee may have and wbleh eouJd be u"'d as a coral ended the 1957 aeaaon for Cmclnor in mbffin1 or home · made nau, but for Keclleg pilot Birdie bread Thil new meal was not only Tebbetts and General Manager dellCioue, but allo proved lo be a Gabe Paut " olgnaled the opening hetlihful etamlna~esloraiJve thai of wlnler·lonc lrade tallll and aoon puo blm baclo In peak"phyJJcal deato "Perh1po thla winter Gabe eondlllon cao find some Jitt.enerJ on the Resuming b11 pract1 re, he pres- ~admg market·," Tebbe!> ..td cribed Rommlfeal for hit pallenta ''We need pitching." with similar benefJrtal effects Moat of lbem were 10 dehghled PILOTS COME BACK with the oe10 food !hat lhey con· NZW YORK UP- AI Lopn, tinued to demand 1t. even after who aurpmed the experts by beln, releaoed from lh · doclor's keeping the Ch•cago While Sox care III the American J.eague penn· I 630 Nat 11King'' COre ~OW' -- - --~ N!W ARRIVAL JJU!lLJN Ul~ _ Till' 1 1 1 ~h gov· The h ~t or driver .!i d ish ~li In· A d tughtcr was horn welg:lun·~ 0 nmcllt followed Br1tuw's le11d ~luth Rl•d, ftsh, vel! I cot n Eltenbbwer's dec!araUon or "Din ll'ft Scplenll>rr 22 ror Ashlund, Ky of Prayer" ror Wc•tlttfl!ic!n}' Ortnh Ita ~ pa .:~s cd hi ~ physwohl ,md )Ire· 7 pound ~ 13 ounre~ Srpt 2U to Lt Suntl 1y h) i :\l~. n g till' lJJnk rrw· pc!ls, I ICC, lOll, pte , take. nulk Vaccines And Drugs Make Medical News 1 falls to "lm~rrstund lhc ncedii or the wotketJ" The chw£ ot Commuulst 01g~ nlzmg m Italy, Gior , tage of the st.llt• ':s re~1 slln\ 1on llereut on others 625 New Roman Meal Bread Said To Be From Ancient Diet For Le~ons Powder Puff Club Initiates Eleven Members Saturday CHANNEL 3 6 55 ~.gn On 7'00 Today 900 Romper Room 9 30 Treasllre H•mr The Pme lJ Right 110·00 10 30 Truth or consequenelf 1100 Tic Tac Dooih 11.:30 It Could Be You 12 00 New~ Reoort 12 15 Movletime 1:30 Bride and Groom 2·00 Matinee Theater goo Queer1 For a Day 3 45 Modern Romaneea 4·00 Cometlv Tim• 4 30 Trouble With father 500 Spmach Playhou8e 545 NBC Newt 600 News Picture 6 15 Sports Eye Monday Meigs County News PtHlll.!ill}' TUESDAY ~- -WCHs-TVCho::!* WJ EH PLAN BAKE SALE In • Good\ e;r Theater Susp1c1on Foreign intrigue Blond" NeltB lleadtlneB Nltewatcb Tonljbt LAWMAKER DIES 12:00 Katie'• Kltehe! MANU.A-S•nale PreSident Pro 12 30 As the World Turu glo Am~n4ola, adomlled tast l'(eek Tcmpare Manuel C Bnones, 63 1.00 B..t lhe Clock that the parly has to;t 200 OOJl one of the Ph1hplne ~ ' foremost 1·30 Hous&party memb£' rs shHe th e sov1rt dcnun Spanish spcakmg lawmakers, died 1' 2 00 Big Payoff t'l lllfln o£ Stalin l.1s\ Ft•bz·uan Sunda) 2 30 The Verd1rt Is' Yours 300 Brighter Day TAX AUTHOR DEAD 3 t5 Seeret Storm MOST IMPORTANT C'I.BVFI.AND _ tsador Gro<s 330 Edge or Nli hl PORr WASlllNGTO N, WIS Ul' man, 77 promJDent attorney and - There's no ~~bt about who lh1• author of. several book~ 0 ~ ta" 400 The Early Sho10 . nl(M hnpot~~t·n Jn Port Was h and fmancm l matters, dted Sun- 5~30 Your Esso Rtporter wg\nn dfC w":'· da v 5:45 . ~ptrli ,Par.o<~e 5: 5~ Weatherman The citY got Jts flfli t vi .l l or OLI ------~ mbankmcnl \.tCrmc, and It w~n;: d.J foul gar 8 00 TB.\. 6 30 Rotiln Hood hllgl.! COll l'ctors, two waterworks HISTORY ORDERED 7 00 Burns a. Atlen 01nploycs a•\ct a key mon at thr :\10SCO W UP -- The Cenlr,il l:('Wa~,;c dispo' tl p' tnt The ma ~or 7 30 Talent Scoul8 Conumttee of th e Sovwl Co n•nw- aldormeq apd ,.P,l.:hcr t ty workrr:; 8 00 Those Whltmg Glrle IUSt Party hos ordered pulJIICn· aro Jn lil!e for the next bJJ tc,h of 8·30 Rlcha~d Dlaonond, Privati hon oJ u £1vc • volume history of varcanc. , • llotectlve the Snvlel role In Wot lei Wur ll 9 00 Stud.o One The now bl.tory wllt Jechfy "u•· tO 00 Mystery Theater ·, DINING CARS ror s" commiU.eud by h~stbr1an.s 10 II 00 New• Jt \nwor.n Conn UP - t'on the Stalin era who ~.tVf' Slll1U1 II 05 S~noh111 lt\4! Woolh!l' Cl ed1t fur !Ill Vl!.'l tlrit s u1td blutrutd ncl:llcut nwton'i l, t.1km~ ath,m· 11.1& The Lute Show tnf't'l In re'Iular !H'!ot~IOn TUt>!'llny The W S C S of thr Mtnl'f!4· RIDING CLUB MElTING ut 7 1!'1 p m nt thr ~h~nn1c 'rem· Ville Methortlst Church Wi ll spon The Hlver View Rtding Clu, will pll' sor o bnke su le all do\ Thu t ~tl uv meet TueAday at 7 3() ll m at tlw F'ndoy and Slturday Or th1s wt•(• k M1 1ntt Mrll Germlfl Wildermuth CHURCH TD O,EN retf' tVt• fl W()l't' that thetr !!On, J.ar· In aecordanc:e w1th I'I'Ciilt!Pnt 1 y who onhslt•(l lll the Navy 111d NBC News Ne•·• Pleture Sports !lye Weatbercast The Price Is Righi The Resltess Gun Wetlo Fargo Twenty-One 9 30 I OES MUTING Pnm('roy (hnptt•r, 186 OF..S, wtll 5 45 60 6 15 625 6 30 7 00 7 30 8 00 ' 10 00 10 30 10 30 12·00 I I - 10 30 Truth or ConsequP-ntee 1100 T1c Tac Dough tl ~0 It Could Be Yoo 12 00 News Report I!' 15 Movietime J 30 Bride and GrMm 2.00 llattnee Tilealer 3•00 Qo oen for a DaJ 345 lhdern Romances t·OO Comedy Time 4 30 Trouble With Father 500 SpJnaeh PloyhtJUse 169 30 00 NEWS BRIEFS -- River Vil'W Stabll.'ll, New 11 P.:f'n 6 55 SIUN ON of hospital administrative decisions They want all the local MD's to practice there and they will expect other doctoo·s gradually to assemble in this area, lured he1e by the opportunity to labor In a fruitfu l vme.l~;.;...-;.;;;,;;;;;;;;;;;;;.;,....;;=; y&rd wath at least "average" faclhtJes Why should three doctors come to this area w1thin a space of three years and after cur· sory examination decide to go elsewheae' I Their staled reason· Not even average hospt-1 tal facohties And why should two other doctors who had SeNTE~CE COMMUT~D practiced here for a number of )ears give up HAVANA, Cuba ur - Pre11· the struggle and depart for more 1easonable <l ent FulgenCJo BatJSia w•ll cont· mute the death sentPnces 1mrnsr!d . practaces' The reason Better hosp!lal faclh· on 8 Cuban navy orhcer and twu ties elsewhere. enl~tod mon tor their rolos 1n the Or why should one of the doctors lvo 1king Cknruegos revolt, t1 w" offlct•1· ly unnouncl.!d Sund11y here now tell us withm the last week that he mtended - from necessity for his health- to 10 KILLED reduce his working day from 18 hou1 s to 17' ACt:HA., Ghana UP - At lt~a ~l 20 N1genans were kt!h•d and !tOille The reason· Not enough pbysieians Because 122 InJured Sunday whe n a tzam of madequate hospital facilities And all of p!unge<.l down an emhankment 111 to a nvcr nt:Rr fbar.J dn, Nz gc nr~, this because we, the people of Meigs County, J1pOrts r e~ ch.lng here uld 'J'h(• In almost 'l2 years have been ipl1!ble to a_rrive reports Ma.U htiuvy llldts nud washed UNly purt of the ra1h~·u\ at an acceptablll'plan on progress ('I' 2 lh1• fl"NIPr:lt(ld Chu rc h Will ent ry cxnm lie Is now stationed at ht' Olll' n throt~ g hout the duy the (;rent f,akell Base where he will rcce1ve his boot trnmtng first M~eting Recognition And Promotion Day Of Chester PTA Held Sunday At Federated Church Held Wednesdoy Dally sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, o., S~pt. 30, 11011-31 tf ... y ... MONDAY' So remember when fair t ome 1olls aaound agam that the exhibitors are as Important to the fair as the other activoties oue sees when patronizing the event II is not all roses and perfume to set up an exhibit at the falf They deserve something for their effort wh1rt, , should be respect and patronage of fair gom s I and everyday users of the alems these exh1b1 loo·s merchandise. It is lime we got on with 11 *" .. WSAZ-TV Chanr.e13 for footage rent. For example, a foot of frontage at the state fair sets the business man br,ek $15 For the Meogs County fau the same j frontage costs $1. The slate fmr may be 15 tunes better than the lOliiiiY tau but we doubt ot 1 It os not the frontage tlo.ot ro mpooses the maJO I' part of expense to a meothant on exhob1tmg here or anywhere It 1s rather the per. sonnet, the organization, the physical reqUirements of moving his articles to the fair, lay· mg out his display, and employmg people to service it that fattens expenses Then there Is tearmg the whole thing down T'.e cleamng up afterwards It is no l1ttle task, and it costs money $64 Dollar Question Relating To Meigs C011nty's Hospital OuestJon is Attracting More Doctors Her-e ' ,.-;;. ... TELEVISION GUIDE : · '·.County Fair Who Spend Large Sums To l-iven The Event • --ii- · ALTHOUGH YOU feel ol bnkea !rom tralnlnr achoot for 1'00111 lnatnJeUon Ia •wodevetop roo• d,hor alllhdeo lhrouth tho el111room u well 11 lhrourh be· hlnd.tba. lraln• il. IIYI Jlooe, ol YOU •KEEP IN SHAPE!• ROMAN MEAL BREAD �,, .. .,' ' ' •... _....._ ..., ' ~Uy Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Sept. 30, !957 BAlANCER l: ,Public Urged To Patronize Exhibitors 4t Meigs ... . . """''"'' .. ....,, ·-~ 111':.>• ~-.., . :, , 111 • An encouraging aspect of the contmued ifOWih of the Meogs County fair is the conSistent interest of exhibitors nf farm machmery and numerous otheo kmds of equipment - from automobiles to washing machmes _ in renting space to dosplay theor merchandose and services to the public It is a kind of advert1smg It os apparently one of the best because exhobotors keep com ing back for ll!ore Fair Board Secretary Allen C Hill said recently "We could have sold a lot mnr~ space this year if we'd had 11 That 1s, SUitable space Nobody likes to hnng their wares on the side of a steep hall " As it wa ~ . two 40 by 80 foot tents were sold out as was 30 feet inside the old dance hall building which housed mamly grange and other "free" exh1b1ts One dealer, who shall 1emain unnamed here, was reported to have sold seven atems of merchandise at hls location These articles were some11hat large1· than Kiddie Kar me, too. Exhibitors get off lDonparatively cheap here The $64 quesl!on in any d1scus~ion relating to more modern and greater hospital fac1hties in Me1gs County IS qlllle easy to set up Into words It goes something hke this: "Why aren't there more doctors m this county?" The answer is quate as simple It Is because of present facilities being Inadequate, not wlthstandmg the great strides ahead made by tlie Meigs Gen eral Hospital Dr J J Davis, Meigs General's chief of staff, will admit U\is quicker than you can say "Yes, Sir, we need more bosp1tal facJhlles This hospital problem has heen heaved bac k an d for th he1e now for going on 12 years. Its history has not been ~ particularly Pril,tty one The hope still clings In the hearts or 111any, however, that over 50 per cent of the votea·s would approve a wellthought·oul, detailed and reasonable plan whereby governmen! a1d may be received fo1 a thoroughly modern and adequate hosplial Voters also are mterested vitally in how the hospltalJs to be managed They want persons of Impeccable rcputatoon s as to honesty ami motives in public affairs to be fmal arbiters Daily SentmeJ Daybook 700 Today 900 Rom11cr Room 9 30 Treasure HUJlt tO 00 The PrJc e Is Rtght ' II I -- IN BOOT TRAINING · --::--:--~ thl· nrown bulldmg w M:tiH st SKUNK SHOOTS COP went up fl'om 5 per cent to 6 The STONEHAM. Mass UP - Pa· Urlll ~h rate IIi 7 per rent Ire J.md's N'Ouomy Is so ciO$C)y t1ed !rot men RichaJd Rurns and Ed to Rrl1 1<lrt's. that th(' move wa~ wnrrl P1nato wrre called to assist expe~t<'ll a skuuk that had l'aught 1ts head m a bottle Pmato drew h1s rcvol\ vcr Bums waved him back and 7 OO Jimmie Dean 8 Cartoons ~: Lucky Captain Kangaroo ~ 8 4 CBS News 1 8 55 Loeal ~ ews g 00 Gary Moore Arthur Godrre, • CoMMUNISTS RESIGN strOJtc forward lo help the trapped. ~: Strlk• It llch MESSJNA, Italy UP - Eighl· ammal 11 00 '"n ltleAi Commumst lenders 111 11 The following entrv was mad•) 1110 New• Katie's Almanae halt ~uzcn Sicili an commumtle'l m tile pollee Journal bv officer PI- ~ re~ lf!'Md f1 om the part y en ma~sc ncto-' ~hot skunk ~Her skunk 1115 Love of Ufe Seurch for Tomorrow S~nday, diargmg thai lhe pOI'l.Y 11:30 n " ii h0 t 0 rr ICtJr B~ 11 .45 Golding Light JNTI!als"r RAISED \ I'll* ,l)Ji te lettcnng system, offer 1, ~ry thmg from 'sou1J' to ''riub " 11:50 "· m. and Mrs Stephen P Illlt nt Emd 1 fol mtc 1 ~~t 011 loun:i 1he ra il.: ~nd tea, Vanre A1r Fol~t· Da~e I - - - - - - - - - - - - - -- -· GrundpUtt!nls arc Mr and Mr ~ Eu gene Berne, Cleveland Hts Cleve loncl 0 nnd Mr and Mrs Allen C Hili Beeeh-st, Pomeroy 'lhe ot her .:riilldrbUQ oftJic 1 NIW tuberculoslt ncctne by all typea of pattenta, JOunr or Htllll to be one of the moat prom· old, wtlhoot W enect. lven rellinl mtdloal advancee In tht. pealed dosea, the report uaerll, IIIOillb'a rntew or medicine. do no1 brtnr about 1111 unpleuTiit noclne, whleb underwent ani el!eoll. In lhort. the nporl cllnlcallrlalt recenUyln Ecuador, eaya lht drullt complelel1 tale 11 mlldt from etratn• or •trulent and non-addlc\lllf. lll.berclt kctlll of h;11nan ortgln Canadian tclmU.It art lolttna which ban been kllled by ultra- a quadruple vaccine dtaqned to •lolet Ina41allon. protect a(alnlt diphtheria, totMoll Wldtlr UHCI anua, whooplfll courh and polio. IICG, lbt va<etne most widely Sl~~qle tltJIH ued In prevention or TB,Ia made TMa wUI enable phyalalanl to 11'0111 a Uvlnr. atten1• aled atrain rive a olarluerlel of laocullllone Of tllllereltl bacilli whteh ta or ln.iltad of tw$ HJ!et, one for polio bclvlnt Ol'llln. and the other for Ult triple vac· .Ou 1dvantare of the new tr- atne, aa It now requlrtd. !*(!!atetl •acclnelo that !I con be BxpertmenfniJOtrtbelnrcon· tepl (or lOIII periods without dUeled 011 1 lllw intl·dlabelel IPIC!IIIIIol'IP precaullona. drua,DBI. Theuper!JntnlaiOOII!· lftlll 011100 children ehow the pound olrnUicantl1 IOWtl'td the 1MCIDe can be well tolerated and bl004 eurar In 81 per coni of lot &JIIIII'tnlll produm no local re- dlabeUe )l&lltntllelttd. IO\Iolll.ltloobllkelt maybean· Whllt lhlt ntw .clrur allowe oilier lflllllep forward In OW' promltt, ...II lbotl COllductlnr IIIIU• aptnaltuberculoato. the team emphllllze thai Ill uoe u.ctln Druq m111t now be cowed ID expert ADolbtr drur, noaeaplne, Ia montal wort. · but III~. Aetually an old drur QUEITIDK AIID ...,,nn tonDerlt calltd narcotine, nooca- M. H.: Ia then more than one jlhaelt lfP(I1'Itd tD be as e~ectlve type of peptic uteerl ' M coaelne ID rtUIYlnr poratotent Anawer. Thert art ln b»tJ1 Of 1114 mert e01111hln1. such ulcera-thOle J)nlelli fu lilt l ' lludJ bJ the !1. 8. Public atornaoh lllelf, known u IUtriC Reai~ llenlet rtetntl1 pointed uleert, and thOM preatDt Ill lht wl llfenllld•IIIIIPt of nosca- duodenum or ent part ollho In· p1pt, IHtlnt u II Jollll $111 IIOmleb, 1101t IIIIPo:lanl.ll can bt takm lnlown u duodenal weer• eliVJ',IUhl t'10•tu ... S,..IIIGIW, 1M. ~~~- tl•' ~~------ Hll l!i, Imagination Still Opens New Horizons For You v-year old Lmda Hlll, duu~hleJ or Mr und Mrs Allen c IIIII Jr , IIUJml ton, 0 , tclebratl.' d her birthdav the ~onu1 day as Lt aud !\\)'.., IIIII '~ on 990 s11ot On Your dauahtt·r aiTIWd MAKI APPL& BUTTER Enlerpo·tse EUB Church wJII conch&d an apple buttu mnkln ~ proje<\ on Thur!du) Ocl 3 A·ny . ' one d!lirhlg to ortler may c111! 048 X or 918·Y '' " ltUII\MA&I SALE Thu New lluwn Wonun's Club will spousor A Rummage Sa le 111 tllo l!lyant BuJldln~ two du) S or two wt~eka. Fr1dL1y und Soturdlly, October 4th and Dth, ond l'rldu) ,. and SjtUt't.lity, Oclobt·r llth and 12th Anyone hll. ving rummage they wish to donate :;hould call Mrt Jl)~n MorKIIII, or bnng 11 tu Weathereast The Eddie Fl•her Show ~teet McGraw 1 llob t'u¥1• Show The C•Ufornians 0 Henry PlayhOuse Adventures of 1\lartln Kane B•g 1'en Hlrllltghtl News Heodllne! N•tew11trh Tonight ' " ' ' ( (. •' I I, CHANNIL I 7 M Jimmie Dean 7.45 Lucky 8 Cartoons 8 00 Caplaln Kan&aroo 8 45 CBS News 8 55 Loc>l News 9 30 Garry Moore · I·SO 10.30 It 00 11·10 II ·15 11·30 It 45 12·00 12·30 I 00 l.rllot Godfrelr Strike It ldob" Newa Kalle s Almanac Love of Life Sem~ ror Tomorrow Guiding Lllbt ::atie'o lliteA!n !.l the World Turoa Beat the Clock f.5!) 7 30 8 00 8:30 9:00 9·30 10 00 U.OO 110' 11.10 100 6.15 8•30 700 7:30 e·oo Five Star Final Jobn !lab Newa Turni~J Point Mark S•her Cblna Smtlb Voice of Firestone ·TRI· COUNTY AREA GmiNG· READY FOR JET TRAVEL -- The delici·ous bread that helps you keep ''in shape!'' Attend1ng the meettng were .'rr and Mrs, Earl Keefer, Mr. and Mrs. Darrell )lorfman Mr. and Mrs. Walter hlend, Mrs Grar.e crow, Mr and llro Harley Bopeeulter, Mr. ond Mrs 1 Robert Gibbs, Mrs Clara Capehart, lit Jnd• lire. Dal· tas Ball, Mr. and Mta.' ThDIIIao Taylor. Mr and Mrs John Taylor, Mr. and Mro. Edward Sayre, Mrs. Anna Cro10, Mro, W111iom Fleober, ~rs. Robel'tllouilt, MIS. Eleanor Smith· son, Mro. Herold Smithson, Hre James 1'oe, Mrs Gerald McBee, Mrs. VIlla Gerlach, Mise Nino Jone1, and lfarry Kllngamlth. Big 1en Highlights To Tell the Tnnh Red Skelton Show $64,000 Question Alima l!yst<ry Tllealer Up,to,the·Minulc News Scanni"* the Weather The Late Show ITU&SDAY CHANNEL 13 10 59 Sign On 11 oo Adventure• in Learnlnc 11 50 Neighbors '\TOU'RE DUE for a new experience need to buy 1 special bread for the family. Choose your lnt family bread that actually com· bread with the same care you'd usc, bines the advantages of enriched in choosing your other foods. Choose white bread ana dark breads in om the best . .. Roman .Meal Bread. It's golden loaf. No l"n2er is there any so-good, so many ways. I in good taste. Now y,ou can buy dierer, in the HEALTH HINTS ............. ~~:,!!' Noll_. ct._ 1 i \ AIIIINI lliWAIIDISS Rulh Shavnl!', 01 Sprlflllle!d, Pa, ellmbo llloard lilt DIW Gtl!eral Eleetrlc CJ-805 jet qlne, wblch will power 1110 world'• lutut medlum·l'llllt jeUlnen otartlfll Ill late 1119. The easiJ!t, UJtvllled Ill ChleafO. wellbllwlban 3,000 t*>Widl 1114 prad. . . mon llliD 10,000 poUJtda lbruot. Four of tiJeU edYIDCed eDJIDM will po- lhe Convair 880 Jeutner, •blell will _Wf7 from Sf to l o t - at IJI"tda o1 up to 115 mllH per !lour. --.. :._::_::;-=-== ... -------.:._-_:.__--- -· 8.30 r Classroom Helps Develop Good Driver Attitudes OD~ilngilha11 0 SENSATION~L TASTE ~ wloo~ (amily will10 (or the hetnv, di11ll11:tin ra.at of 1\oman MHI llrad, Men eo(l<Ciolly like a b.ad wi1h "charaaer." And many ch•ldren wi>o wont Ill Gdoer bieadt love Roman Meal. Like lhou11ndo of lllhtn, ,.., limity wiD IVonder how , btcad ohar ;, a pxl fot Yllit "1\0111111 Meal an- to dehciouot ~· 16 HEALTHFUL INGREDIENTS U Ronua Meal Bread conlljat IG acpante haldJ(ul inwedientt.lt I~ rich lo-in for lotosor·lati1J8 eDetSY •·· a~ vlllrnon loriified for ,.., prormion. Roman Meol11aa cxduSJvc blend of his!> proo:in whole wheal, whole rye pluo bnn and deliued 0.. ....t. 0Joetimmll· iog houacwiY<I wiD deJIIII!d ROman MHI Br...t A V A SAFER, E~SIER DIET PLAN Avoid punishi1J8 diets. Romon Meal io the hread with lhe famoua Roman Meal D10t Plan. It ao loe!p ,.. roo- mconb'ot yoor •«Bht oafrly and Hilly. You actu· oily looe the dctire for rich, li-iiiJ bola. Piad out ror younelf. Send lOr ohe FREE RDitl&n Mal Diet P110 Ar.nklet to the addrm sh()wn below. IIJ Jeanne Salllo, Doi11 SafoiJ Coualtanl t Mrs. James Weber Is Hostess For Jolly Bunch Club '. Mrt. James Web<r entertained ' tho Joly Bunch S.wlng Cub Frl· doy e..nlfll al her home A soclul evening was enjoyed by lhe m I ,. bera and the hostess served a des· oert cqut... I I Those pre!lent were Mn. WlllLDm Robson, Mrs Noah Haskl11s, Mrs ~ Orin Smllb, Mrs L D Diles, Mrs j p L. fo!ltdl, Mn. Hennon Bailey, Mn Wllllam Reynolds, :llrs H E • lL~~:; ~M;~"Milhoan, Kenneth Byer. Mrs. II Mrs Doyle Ill'! I 0 • __ Edge of Nlght The Early Show Your Esso Reporter Sport• Parade Weather011lh Parade of Star~ Teltpnone Time Phil Silvers Sbo10 Noon Newe cano~n Club Liberace Grelehen Wede Show Mon•llaUnee Amertc:ao Baatlltan• Cartoon Club Sir Lanoelot Mlekey Mo111<1 Club Five Sllr: Ftlla1 Jolin Dllta:4 Kewt Suprfoot ' Wytlt llarp · llroton ·- N. W. COMPTON, 0 •. I " CHAN!Q:L 13 MONDAY 10· 59 Sign On 11:00 Adventlll'e& In Learning II ·DO Nc•ghbors 12·05 Noon News 12.15 Cartoon Club 12·30 Llberote I 1·00 Gr<tchen Wade Show 1.30 Movie Matinea 3.Cu J.mertcln Baudstand 4·00 CJrtoGn Club 5 00 Superman D30 Mlckoy Mouse Ctub Many years ago, a physician Jn a WOJ!ern eltf decided to try to find a sound, bat1 1c food Lo re.nore hll waellng health. In lhe course or hiJ lntens1ve dietary research. be dJACovered the formula that en· abled Caesar'e ramed Roman Leg•on to conquor all or lhe then known world Each legionary t!ar· rled as a daJiy ration a mixture of Timbe_r_ _ _ _ _.., one pound each or wbolt~ grain ry~ f tJ b and whole grain wheat, to whtch Here Nickle• has bt>en granted ant race all season, and Mayo pro/ 'I CUlt 1•• was added 1 small meuure of nax the elusive privilege or baking Ro- Smith. wbo astomshed the pun- qua~tr and .,.,plriiieil Thi1 J!lable food kept the Roman& man Meal Bread becau" or Jll re , doll .by leadmg lhe Ph1ladelph" 1:';.lc:~~t~e aet~d 5· " In oound condllion ror lhe long pulation for quality products and ~ y marehea aod fierce balllea tbat merehandltlng abll!ly made Jhem the rulers of one or the OPTO.li'IIIIT greateel empires the world bas flats may be tamers of atrophic ever koown. U&iag this almost . forgotten rhtnitla, a aerlOUJ disease dfecting or sw1nt, ac·j knowledge a.s a basic (or hls exper the naaalto •tructure 1111 Com S&reet, hmeroy expenments conducted lmenb, the doctor tried lnnumer· cording by the USDA Offtee Bo1n: I lo U, Z 10 I. (Ciate II NIOI 11 'l'lllllir 'I 315 Secret $torm B00 8.30 700 necled with the comblnallon of llllre~lente In Roman Meal Letart PTA Maps Agenda For The Year I 30 ~!ouseparty 2w Big Payoff 2 30 The verdlet li Yours 3:00 Brighter DaJ 3 30 4·00 5:30 ~ •5 Almoat all ol •• 111 a IItle tired Perfect attendance recognition Jimmy Norton, Bill Gibbs, Gary The fjrft !lltt\101 of the Chester and promotion day was observed Moore and Charles Rltnc by Ro- P1A woo held at CbeJter Hlrb of •aline tbe aatne famltlar foocls at the Rally Day service Sunday bcra W!lson to lhe senior depart- School Wedn,.day fVOIIlnJ wllb wetk after wt•t. 10 when a new morning al the Federated Church ment. Mro. Ca~l Kautz Pl'flldtnc In tile taste oenoa!lon thaa aleo aallsiiO! Rev Waldo J Bartels presented tbsenee of the president, Mre. Dor· the enery dem11nd.l Gf today's fast· er · paced tlvlng api><ars on store the perrect altcndance awards and • othy Mlehael. •helves, amart home maker, are. Ml" Thelm• Grueoer received a During the bu>ineu meeting the wlle to Jive It a try. When you add seal ror 14 years of perleCI allen· loUo10IDI people were apPOinted to all thil the fact lhat It fila In dance. Ben Ncua.Ung, Bcrmcc delorat.e to the PTA County perfeclly with the diet plana of II&Nease, and Mre Freda Milch ror Council meetJnr to be held at ure • conacious moderm it beeome five years, JeHrey Burl, ror rour Cheater. OdQber 3: Hn. O'Net~ a "natural" In every sense of the years, Randy Burt and Tomm)' Mr1. Charlet Pyle~~, Delmar Bau,m, Brown, three years, and Donn• A uniqoe parade wu alaged In Albert Goesleln and Paul Ne&Je, word. 'Miere's juat such a new eating Moyer, for two years. Middleport Saturday evening wbea Alternates named were lire. HenCeriJflcntes lo• one year were Junior girls, who were being lnl- 11 Bener, loin. Clarice Allen, M"- aiiYcnture available in the groawarded lo Gary Moore, Anna, tlated Into the Powder Puff Club, Martho Rote, \IJ'a. Theo4oa!J cerlea and 1Upertnarket.s now, a , Charlotte, and Mlnada Murray, were required lo walk through the Frecker ond Mrs. Hl!lll')' Frmk. delleloua and dtrrerent loaf of Aeeneth Troey, Gall Stivers and boolneea seetlon o( the vlltago COIJllllittees choee, for the com· bread, Romon Meal Bread. Romm Meat Bread Is a rieh gol· Mrs John Slivers Ricky Campbell dreaaed in bllby coatumee oarrylng lng tehOOI year Include: Prognm, who tnw~ed here from Beverly baby bottles and singing "lloek-a· llln. Carl Kautz, Muah:, Mil. Paul den brown tn color, the result or a was alao reeognlzed for rour years ~ye ~aby", or repeating "Mama" Nea~e. Hotpltallty, Mro. Ru..ell blend of whole wheat, 'white and perrect attendance. Mrs. J. H. and Dada on reqoeat by mem· Speaeer, lleli!berohlp, Mrs. Erma rye, vitamin fortified Its Oavor 1s Cuo~ler who altendcd twelve ye>rs b•rs of lhe elub. Cleland, Publicity, MI.. Wilma sweet. There'• a fascinating dory con al the Federated ehureh before They gathered at the home of. H~mann, Wm and Means, Mr1 moving 10 Powhatan Point h" Jeanetle Croolu and returned Re1d Crary, Health, Hn. Rex Sum· . h there for the moat "srueaome" merfield, Parllamentulan Mn 1 conbnued atlendl ng lhere an d as pari or their lnltiatton when they Howard Klilrbt, Home and Com: complclcd thirteen yesrs or per had lo eat varo111 artlclee of 1004 muntty, Mra. Roy Holter and lila a- I feel attendance was prcsenl. bhndlolded " the members de- alnet, Mn. VlrcU Roush. g Ben Neullllnl a&llstant super· ocrtbed the rood with "anatomical" A panel dueuulon wu. held on lnlendenl or lhe church s~hoot was detuls The new membere are .Dlx· "How PTA Dlffer1 From other m charge. of the promotion ex('r: le Pierce, Carla Wlllon. Carolyn Organlutidn". M'elbbeta af the c1"" whJcb opened, Ibe mormng Milhoan, llary Scott, Polljl Thom· panel were Mn. Robert cra Mn 7 Sund~ School servJce~ ao, carol !ludson, Carla Bundl, JWdle Mor•, Mn. Erma cieland Foltowlng group om. mg, scrip- Alma Baumgardner, Grace Cap- and lllro. Ylrgll Jlj)qe!L tore readmg and prayer by M• lelna, JanJCe Asbury, Beverly DunNe10 leathets md patonts were Neutzhng, Mrs Lena Huber pre- ham. . lntrnduced b)' Mr. Robert Gra senled promotu111 cards to Robert Sharon Joneo, preeldenl, waa lc execulho head of Eutern Loc~i Coato: from lhe nul!•ry lo the charge of the meeting and their School Dlsl!'iet. klndergarlcn and Rbelta Mora, advllor, Anna Howell, mel with loin. Knight's /lrat Sflde Wll Nancy Mayer and Twlia Sue Clal· them to plan their wmter's pro- aWJrded a book lor ~loving the worthy from tlr.dcrgarten to the jeoll which Include a etudv of IIIOJI parents present. . J!flmary. Promoted from kinder- ~ Etiquette, a Chrlstmaa diAMr at A Hollo:we'en pedy for lhe flarlen lo pr•mary by Guy Russell the Marlin Realouranl, eontrlbu· children wu p1anned'1 the ncxtl were Susan Lanmng, Cody Boolh lion to the M•ip General Hospital meeting. and Michael Spencer. land the Veterans' Hospllat ond the A IOCial hOur !net d games 1 Nancy Hotter, Yon Spencer, Jef Cane" Society, and remembermg alreulog gettln~ acquainted tot. frey Burl, Mike and Sally Glo- children at the Home at Chriatmu. IO\Oed by refrellimellle. bokar, Carla Norlon, Penny Hayes, After the meeting MI.. Jones !\Icky Gilmore, and Cnlg Good· pre11ded at lhe punoh bowl 11 nighJ, were promoted by Miss Ann~ sandwiehes, potato chips and cate Murray rrom first primary to were served by Mn Walter Croota aecond primary. and Mrs. 0. P. Klein. An arrangePromoted rrom the jodlor de- ment of marigolds WIJ oeed for partment by Mn Cart Norton lhe refreshm•nta able, Kay Han. were Bobby Schmoll, Kandy Grut- son, Middleport; RD., t rormer ser, Sandy Hendrleks, Jeffrey schoolmate of the girls w" a Tho appolntme•t of eommtue .. Gibbs, Chorles Hayes, Bennell gueat at the party. • a dlacuulon of repaln to th; Roush, )lick Knight, Donna Reibel Club member~ Included Sharon school playground, ond the estaband tlnda. Smith Ralph Werry Jones, Jeanette Crooke, Carol Blak· llabment Of ftlonlhly attendance and Tommy Shasteen were promot- eer, Judy Van Cooney, Judy Arn- prl~e "'"" principal Items· of llu• ed from ,lbe jumor to Intermediate old, Vera Covert, Vondt See, Phyl· lness eonduetetl at laat 'l'burotlly''l department by Mrs. WJIIlam Ken· lis Stanley, lietty Harris meeting of the Letart PTA. nedy and Kay Complon, Judy WeCommittee• oppolnted wer hrung, Pamela H<1bstetter, Sharon tho.se of program, ~r~ty, maga. VISIT HERE Walker and Brenda Ingraham from Mr and Mrs Andrew Maze. Mi· zlne, memilenhlp, ind P.layground jumor to intermediate by Mrs. am1sburg, and Mrs Mary Wallace, The attendanee prize for Se)ltem: ' Harlan Wehrung. bcr was won bv the parentt or Gall Slivers, D10nna Wal8on, Jo Huntmglon, vJSited Saturday wllh Mrs. Gerald HeBee'e room. lheir aunl, ~rs. J D Roueh, LeAnn Ph~lips and Mlnada Murray The meeting wu 1n eharge of were promnted by Bern1ce Nease larl Falls and plhcr relaUveo In Charles Crow, who led the evenNelsonvllle 1 to the senior department, and ing's devotionals A gilt waa pre"---""""'. . ...:__ sented to Crow, who blUI tealgned his position bettuse of the, fact f that he Is moving betause of bls job. ! the Sryont bult<hn~ Thursday at •crnoon Oclohtr, 3rd, when the merchandl!ll! w1ll be priced and prepared ror 1'ille The Dai Sentinel '-OT!J) TO MEIGS-IIIASON ~NTI~~!JTS ·~~F Daily Oklu If ltlllllllll. IUNIIIIN, M.D. 700 800 8 30 900 9 30 10 00 10 30 1100 t I tO 12 30 ( able combination, of grams until WANTING TUDES he produeed a ground meal lhal Mti.WAUKEE UP - Sunday'e wae both appet1Dn1 and " '"lylog 4-3 l<»e 10 Milwaukee may have and wbleh eouJd be u"'d as a coral ended the 1957 aeaaon for Cmclnor in mbffin1 or home · made nau, but for Keclleg pilot Birdie bread Thil new meal was not only Tebbetts and General Manager dellCioue, but allo proved lo be a Gabe Paut " olgnaled the opening hetlihful etamlna~esloraiJve thai of wlnler·lonc lrade tallll and aoon puo blm baclo In peak"phyJJcal deato "Perh1po thla winter Gabe eondlllon cao find some Jitt.enerJ on the Resuming b11 pract1 re, he pres- ~admg market·," Tebbe!> ..td cribed Rommlfeal for hit pallenta ''We need pitching." with similar benefJrtal effects Moat of lbem were 10 dehghled PILOTS COME BACK with the oe10 food !hat lhey con· NZW YORK UP- AI Lopn, tinued to demand 1t. even after who aurpmed the experts by beln, releaoed from lh · doclor's keeping the Ch•cago While Sox care III the American J.eague penn· I 630 Nat 11King'' COre ~OW' -- - --~ N!W ARRIVAL JJU!lLJN Ul~ _ Till' 1 1 1 ~h gov· The h ~t or driver .!i d ish ~li In· A d tughtcr was horn welg:lun·~ 0 nmcllt followed Br1tuw's le11d ~luth Rl•d, ftsh, vel! I cot n Eltenbbwer's dec!araUon or "Din ll'ft Scplenll>rr 22 ror Ashlund, Ky of Prayer" ror Wc•tlttfl!ic!n}' Ortnh Ita ~ pa .:~s cd hi ~ physwohl ,md )Ire· 7 pound ~ 13 ounre~ Srpt 2U to Lt Suntl 1y h) i :\l~. n g till' lJJnk rrw· pc!ls, I ICC, lOll, pte , take. nulk Vaccines And Drugs Make Medical News 1 falls to "lm~rrstund lhc ncedii or the wotketJ" The chw£ ot Commuulst 01g~ nlzmg m Italy, Gior , tage of the st.llt• ':s re~1 slln\ 1on llereut on others 625 New Roman Meal Bread Said To Be From Ancient Diet For Le~ons Powder Puff Club Initiates Eleven Members Saturday CHANNEL 3 6 55 ~.gn On 7'00 Today 900 Romper Room 9 30 Treasllre H•mr The Pme lJ Right 110·00 10 30 Truth or consequenelf 1100 Tic Tac Dooih 11.:30 It Could Be You 12 00 New~ Reoort 12 15 Movletime 1:30 Bride and Groom 2·00 Matinee Theater goo Queer1 For a Day 3 45 Modern Romaneea 4·00 Cometlv Tim• 4 30 Trouble With father 500 Spmach Playhou8e 545 NBC Newt 600 News Picture 6 15 Sports Eye Monday Meigs County News PtHlll.!ill}' TUESDAY ~- -WCHs-TVCho::!* WJ EH PLAN BAKE SALE In • Good\ e;r Theater Susp1c1on Foreign intrigue Blond" NeltB lleadtlneB Nltewatcb Tonljbt LAWMAKER DIES 12:00 Katie'• Kltehe! MANU.A-S•nale PreSident Pro 12 30 As the World Turu glo Am~n4ola, adomlled tast l'(eek Tcmpare Manuel C Bnones, 63 1.00 B..t lhe Clock that the parly has to;t 200 OOJl one of the Ph1hplne ~ ' foremost 1·30 Hous&party memb£' rs shHe th e sov1rt dcnun Spanish spcakmg lawmakers, died 1' 2 00 Big Payoff t'l lllfln o£ Stalin l.1s\ Ft•bz·uan Sunda) 2 30 The Verd1rt Is' Yours 300 Brighter Day TAX AUTHOR DEAD 3 t5 Seeret Storm MOST IMPORTANT C'I.BVFI.AND _ tsador Gro<s 330 Edge or Nli hl PORr WASlllNGTO N, WIS Ul' man, 77 promJDent attorney and - There's no ~~bt about who lh1• author of. several book~ 0 ~ ta" 400 The Early Sho10 . nl(M hnpot~~t·n Jn Port Was h and fmancm l matters, dted Sun- 5~30 Your Esso Rtporter wg\nn dfC w":'· da v 5:45 . ~ptrli ,Par.o<~e 5: 5~ Weatherman The citY got Jts flfli t vi .l l or OLI ------~ mbankmcnl \.tCrmc, and It w~n;: d.J foul gar 8 00 TB.\. 6 30 Rotiln Hood hllgl.! COll l'ctors, two waterworks HISTORY ORDERED 7 00 Burns a. Atlen 01nploycs a•\ct a key mon at thr :\10SCO W UP -- The Cenlr,il l:('Wa~,;c dispo' tl p' tnt The ma ~or 7 30 Talent Scoul8 Conumttee of th e Sovwl Co n•nw- aldormeq apd ,.P,l.:hcr t ty workrr:; 8 00 Those Whltmg Glrle IUSt Party hos ordered pulJIICn· aro Jn lil!e for the next bJJ tc,h of 8·30 Rlcha~d Dlaonond, Privati hon oJ u £1vc • volume history of varcanc. , • llotectlve the Snvlel role In Wot lei Wur ll 9 00 Stud.o One The now bl.tory wllt Jechfy "u•· tO 00 Mystery Theater ·, DINING CARS ror s" commiU.eud by h~stbr1an.s 10 II 00 New• Jt \nwor.n Conn UP - t'on the Stalin era who ~.tVf' Slll1U1 II 05 S~noh111 lt\4! Woolh!l' Cl ed1t fur !Ill Vl!.'l tlrit s u1td blutrutd ncl:llcut nwton'i l, t.1km~ ath,m· 11.1& The Lute Show tnf't'l In re'Iular !H'!ot~IOn TUt>!'llny The W S C S of thr Mtnl'f!4· RIDING CLUB MElTING ut 7 1!'1 p m nt thr ~h~nn1c 'rem· Ville Methortlst Church Wi ll spon The Hlver View Rtding Clu, will pll' sor o bnke su le all do\ Thu t ~tl uv meet TueAday at 7 3() ll m at tlw F'ndoy and Slturday Or th1s wt•(• k M1 1ntt Mrll Germlfl Wildermuth CHURCH TD O,EN retf' tVt• fl W()l't' that thetr !!On, J.ar· In aecordanc:e w1th I'I'Ciilt!Pnt 1 y who onhslt•(l lll the Navy 111d NBC News Ne•·• Pleture Sports !lye Weatbercast The Price Is Righi The Resltess Gun Wetlo Fargo Twenty-One 9 30 I OES MUTING Pnm('roy (hnptt•r, 186 OF..S, wtll 5 45 60 6 15 625 6 30 7 00 7 30 8 00 ' 10 00 10 30 10 30 12·00 I I - 10 30 Truth or ConsequP-ntee 1100 T1c Tac Dough tl ~0 It Could Be Yoo 12 00 News Report I!' 15 Movietime J 30 Bride and GrMm 2.00 llattnee Tilealer 3•00 Qo oen for a DaJ 345 lhdern Romances t·OO Comedy Time 4 30 Trouble With Father 500 SpJnaeh PloyhtJUse 169 30 00 NEWS BRIEFS -- River Vil'W Stabll.'ll, New 11 P.:f'n 6 55 SIUN ON of hospital administrative decisions They want all the local MD's to practice there and they will expect other doctoo·s gradually to assemble in this area, lured he1e by the opportunity to labor In a fruitfu l vme.l~;.;...-;.;;;,;;;;;;;;;;;;;.;,....;;=; y&rd wath at least "average" faclhtJes Why should three doctors come to this area w1thin a space of three years and after cur· sory examination decide to go elsewheae' I Their staled reason· Not even average hospt-1 tal facohties And why should two other doctors who had SeNTE~CE COMMUT~D practiced here for a number of )ears give up HAVANA, Cuba ur - Pre11· the struggle and depart for more 1easonable <l ent FulgenCJo BatJSia w•ll cont· mute the death sentPnces 1mrnsr!d . practaces' The reason Better hosp!lal faclh· on 8 Cuban navy orhcer and twu ties elsewhere. enl~tod mon tor their rolos 1n the Or why should one of the doctors lvo 1king Cknruegos revolt, t1 w" offlct•1· ly unnouncl.!d Sund11y here now tell us withm the last week that he mtended - from necessity for his health- to 10 KILLED reduce his working day from 18 hou1 s to 17' ACt:HA., Ghana UP - At lt~a ~l 20 N1genans were kt!h•d and !tOille The reason· Not enough pbysieians Because 122 InJured Sunday whe n a tzam of madequate hospital facilities And all of p!unge<.l down an emhankment 111 to a nvcr nt:Rr fbar.J dn, Nz gc nr~, this because we, the people of Meigs County, J1pOrts r e~ ch.lng here uld 'J'h(• In almost 'l2 years have been ipl1!ble to a_rrive reports Ma.U htiuvy llldts nud washed UNly purt of the ra1h~·u\ at an acceptablll'plan on progress ('I' 2 lh1• fl"NIPr:lt(ld Chu rc h Will ent ry cxnm lie Is now stationed at ht' Olll' n throt~ g hout the duy the (;rent f,akell Base where he will rcce1ve his boot trnmtng first M~eting Recognition And Promotion Day Of Chester PTA Held Sunday At Federated Church Held Wednesdoy Dally sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, o., S~pt. 30, 11011-31 tf ... y ... MONDAY' So remember when fair t ome 1olls aaound agam that the exhibitors are as Important to the fair as the other activoties oue sees when patronizing the event II is not all roses and perfume to set up an exhibit at the falf They deserve something for their effort wh1rt, , should be respect and patronage of fair gom s I and everyday users of the alems these exh1b1 loo·s merchandise. It is lime we got on with 11 *" .. WSAZ-TV Chanr.e13 for footage rent. For example, a foot of frontage at the state fair sets the business man br,ek $15 For the Meogs County fau the same j frontage costs $1. The slate fmr may be 15 tunes better than the lOliiiiY tau but we doubt ot 1 It os not the frontage tlo.ot ro mpooses the maJO I' part of expense to a meothant on exhob1tmg here or anywhere It 1s rather the per. sonnet, the organization, the physical reqUirements of moving his articles to the fair, lay· mg out his display, and employmg people to service it that fattens expenses Then there Is tearmg the whole thing down T'.e cleamng up afterwards It is no l1ttle task, and it costs money $64 Dollar Question Relating To Meigs C011nty's Hospital OuestJon is Attracting More Doctors Her-e ' ,.-;;. ... TELEVISION GUIDE : · '·.County Fair Who Spend Large Sums To l-iven The Event • --ii- · ALTHOUGH YOU feel ol bnkea !rom tralnlnr achoot for 1'00111 lnatnJeUon Ia •wodevetop roo• d,hor alllhdeo lhrouth tho el111room u well 11 lhrourh be· hlnd.tba. lraln• il. IIYI Jlooe, ol YOU •KEEP IN SHAPE!• ROMAN MEAL BREAD �. ~Nelsen Tile Dallu SenttneJ Newspaperboys Honor Riz~to ~-,,_ ·. SPORTS DESK ~ .. .·, --... back 111 pads ... ~~ublracto., D. c. DPipaperhor• ralhllr al Crlffitll La~e­ J:lelll a Treatury r:itaiiOD to Phil RllllUio baieba lftllt. Phil b11 been, I• Maar yean, lethe ~ r~ .... die v. s. S.IVina• Ronda IM"'Oram. I' to 8 Ire: Bl.llr Fallou, 'l'uhln1ton New Frf'rl Dann ... ill t),e~• 18 8• ~ • . and Times Herald, PLU Rla~~:uto1 Tommy (:audaa E~ea..i~ u.t' ..d E. I!: ~~'!Pt S~viac• DUIIdt Dh~oa. _,.......·-~.:: Go ahead! Pasa it! · NOBODY'S WATCHING Series ohamptonship in nine tries, wonder"" whether his oiling stars. Mickey Manlle ond Bill "Moose'' Skowron, would te able lo play. Just what he would do if they couldn't play, he didn't reveal But th,e chances are he would pul his pri;e in center to rookie, r~Piace Tony MantleKubek, and shift •'I t Ho••ard b sebail J·ack of ~ s on " • a a all trades, to firsl for Skowron. 'Montie, whose bid lo rclain bat· ling's Triple Crown, was foiled by shin splmts in his left leg. sat out the last three games ol the sea· son while Skowron, a heavy-hitting rlghl bander, ha• been on the sideline• for neorly a month wtth ' painful back injury. The chanm appeared to be thai Mont1e wou 1d pia) for he reporled DOte thia: 40,000 men, mlchildno diod io ll<ddeoll lut year. ~:~ !;gl ·~e•:l~g ~t"'·" Bu\ 1~ 0 1 ~ year, do everythin1 can to 1top deatb 011 ° e owron wo sp,hn, a 21-game winner, ii expected lo oppose Whitey rord. a Yanke• cripple for most of the season, who finished strong with a Iota( of 11 viclories. '1 .- d H id • "anager roe aney " · 'i wanl nty players at lhe sladium 1111 Tuesduy 10 praclicc during the same time the game• !here will be played," he e<platncd nl Mil· waukee. ··n.rn lhey can eslabli h thp II f lh II Jl8 C"rns o e sun an d shade durmt• lhc nfternoon." Haney refused to go bPyond hi s 1 m~::r;n hllhway, pllchtng lll.!lns other than Spahn 11 was upeeted, however. loot he would slart cother Lew Burdele 111111 'r Boll Huhl IIB-7> '" ohe seron<l gume ao "" stad1um on 'l'hur.~duy. Slongel, who hos not even annnunC'rd clt•fimtt•ly that Ford will be hi s opt'lll !lg·gamc pLLchcr , was ex JH'Ch•d to go With anothe r so uth· paw, 9obby Sh1:1nlz (11 -5) Ill the .flm'• how you can help: dkport s<~Jd he hasn 't had .................... ... Howevrr, miraculously, not B sinhis Mlnntsote 46 W••hlngton 7 Kanm St. U lrlgham Young 7 Ortgon St. ~ Kan••• 6 Iowa 70 Utah St, 14 famous Brown Special, took the fast beat and lhe feoture. Finishing second 11\losourl 35 Arirona 13 Cincinnali 19 Wichila 13 Dayto~ 12 Richmond 7 • SOUTHW&ST I Artcan111 41 Tul11 14 I Baylor 14 Houolon 6 toxao A&M 11 Ttxll Teeh 0 , Ttxos 10 Tuilne 6 , · · · ., lrlthe first quarter of tbe game between ¥niY app N~b~a~k.a, n~y . Lllllt, ~he Nebtaska Arizono St 19 loloho 7 !IUarterllack bringa down Dave Bourland qu~rler6ack for lhe Army _,ne~ .a~~ ltl f~ds. WEST The·CJI(Iets swarmed over the Nebraska team and went on lo win 42·to;O • . llntematiorutl 1Mlchl"n 16 louthom Cal 6 A, F, Aetdtlny 41 Oeeioltntal 6 Sou a~~oto.) . - . . •. ' Wyomint 20 Montono 0 7 ! ... , ' ' ' · •.. , ' $l1n,.,.16 lltrtliW111tra 6 'llldourth 6 01wt0n 3 \ · · · ·· · · • '· I ·n ' · Bragan A Cleveland Pilot For Fn-'__)} Final Major Iague leaders ..HIVE ly Unliad PI'OII NATIONAL LIAGUE G At R, H. Pet. Mu•lal, Sl. L. 1$4 ~ 82 1!6 .351 Maya, N Y. 152 Gab 112 Ill~ .333 Aaron, Mllw. 151 61~ II~ 198 .32,2 Robln101, Cin. 11111111 9'1 trl .322 qroat, Plitt. t:llllllll l8 1i6 .m AMllRICAN LUGUI A ,~~:.PLEASANT ,..~fA-LL! William~, •. Bot, 111420 I I, I p' k your F"''day POMElOY or mure . , . You 111me It Have plenty of cash and plenty·of b1M1nable terms are made lo suit It climbed a mountain the hard way, b ' off thf road! t:~n=::~ Ne nd tape. Just phone or slop LOAN COMPANY PHON! if w· ,..ucn- ts PIKES PEAK CLIMB WHY YfUR CHEVY WILL KEEP ON BOINO ••• KEEP SAVINI I the I· GIIYIOLII Marl ' thil ral•ket. having lwL'LI 111 the J,;amc~ Ills! th :tl Wl.I S ot Go back to 1927. when the Yan- United Methodist Church Holds Rally Day And Promotion Sunday kees murder(li the Pirates In four straight, and you find it i• aa embarrassing er.gagement ror the .tme-sbots who. haven't been acR Uy Day :~nd promlltiOII S• tn· I ~1r~ Ceorge KI ~~IL.n g, .\frs w n customed to Series pressure. The day a was observPd at the Unll{'tl l Carpt·.nt cr, ~tr ; \\ Ll<l<nnuth and 1932 cuba, the 1938 Cuba and the Methodist Cllurch dunng the Sun Lt' o Crew 1939 RedJ all were beaten four in dav School hou r Sunday a row by the Bronx Bombers. The e.e-fi nnef!l c1rpart.nwnl j Add Docllfrs, Philo I or Iof\1rsth~· Drl~h·rm(•drate v llyse!l superinten d" nt d{'partml'nt I which Mrs. C F Tompltr m. l<; the also pn:se nted promntJO n card ~ t·J ~tuperintenden t, ~~ng ll•:·,o. son.!!"; a grou p who will 1•ntN !hl' senwr In lMl, and was beaten ln five "JesUs LOVE'S Me and f nrnds dt-partrn ent Dtnzil Geof! lem anti cam.. . aad the 1930 Phillies' after wbich ltil[ Df the gro~p were \t rs Gll·n D1!1 3lt• t!rt' tdrher ~ of Whll Kida dropped 10111 in 1 row presented gift, an~ ?romo!Jnn n'r· thl.l> dcp.artmenl . to the p.,..Raial Amerie1n League lificateo lo the pr1mary depart- · rnent. Mrs. Walter Bentz and Mrs I Pra )el by Leo Vuu~hn , a;sJstant chlllfiP(OIII· Nlnt yeus 110, just before the lAo crew art assisl:tDlS In thi i Sundu y St hoiJI ::;uperintt·~deut Knd Brooklyn ended a long absence I BuckGfJ'dders Schedule Work oD nCfenses • F tb II n Th "If'' '· er the Detroit Lions appeared to be the team that could like it. But the upheavel thai saw coach lluddy Porker swilthing to the Sieelers, and other problems hav• made most of the astute ohservers go along with the Chicago Bearo once again. Tire Monsters of the Midway · have the horses to polt tbe"m thrOugh a real topsy-turvy years. There ion't any doubt about their power. Lost year lhey 1;,1 the league in scoring and rush· Jng. . 11 the Lloos can iron out lhe~r f ' dlfficult!es, and coordl"a\" into tloe smooth running oulfot ·they 1hould he, they could upset evel')' ~ne. Bilt there many ilt. . , ~ Los All!lelos a.1111 ha\>e really aurprised Sid Gillman in th' exhtbillon games. The Rims didn't miss by .too much last• despite the ,act . I ~ · Tb 101• a.. t'f ' ones. they !IY yelr, The Baltimore Colis may nol win anr tilles this year, bul they'll give a wide open apar· klin offensive performance ' Otto Graham worke~ with the quarterbacks in lroining and szv, tloe team bas fine potential. IJke the Colts. the san Francior eo For\y,Ninen are worried by defense. Frankie Albert has traded, again"and again to bolst~ hla defensive units, but still isn l sat· iofied. IJI. the Ea1tern Dlviaion, the champion New York Giontt appetwar team to bept. They have · o quarlerbatks in Chu<k COnand Don Henrich Their bac) behind the signal coHen the the added pius Alex Webllter ott<! · form a trio of trul! areola. . , BROWN HAS GB TROUBLE Brown and his Clevelonc the rest of the leagllf ' thought. Here tho; tbe quar· can get l !hero, his' . Boaton.3 . Baltimore' 7-Waslilptrtqn 3 10 Ill*. Cievelo4 ~ Chicago 3 Delroit ?"l!an811 City 4 . ...u;...ay', RHvlto New YQI'Il2 Boston 0 Bai!Jniort g Washington 1 Clevelail4 4 Chicago 1 Kansas City 3 Detroit 3 13 inn. · NATIONAL LIAGU& W. L. Pet. Football Scor..J '"' UST >artmoulh 27 NOw "Hampohi'* 0 ~olumbla 13 Brown 20 \oslon Col. 20 Florida St. 7 'rinctton 7 Rut.. ro 0 ~rinr 42 Nobr11lra 0 •I)'Ncuoo 7 Iowa IIIII 7 -~, Cr11o 21 Vr.\1 21 fe1• .it Cttlnoctlcut 0 - lilt' Yllll\no•• 211 "lj Jllifllilil o •••~ ,_"'ll...j ... t· • ' Gl I!Uwaukee 95 59 .517 St !Aula 8'1 67 .l16!1 I Brooklyo 84 70 .!145 II pnclnnati 80 74 -~19 IS Philadelphia 77 77 .500 II New York 89 e .448 2i Chica1o 62 92 .403 '' Pitttburgb 62 92 .403 i3 Sunday'• RHultt ' Pittsburgh 9 New York I Philadelphia 2 Brooklyn I Milwaukee 4 Cincinnati 3 Chicago 8 St. Louis 3 S.tufday'o R11ultt Pitttburgh t New Yokrk 0 cinci•nati 6 Mi1wao ee 0 8tooklyn 6 Philadelphia 4 chicago 6 St Louis 4. night ' r o ' I I I I powerhouses in abundanee. Earli- spol1er1. air of akltudca up to 14,110 feel. It folight through a !'1IG man'alaDd" that lppell!ed 100 dll!icblt fot IDY truct. ru truet wu equ!ppcd with the same aturdt ~~~ ·you Clll aet with ~ . ijjt-dlllJ ChMI Sec your ~ ·~~et~ct. I togt'lhtr in milliDns . I ' ltons the Brook I) n com J!Jlu · __ 'I :u.e ' BY HARRY WISMII Rote, rluat . h•e •omething ope• Wrllltn for lht Ufilk~, ,.... cial In "t~e way nf rtplacenient NEW YORK uPS.fesoioftal · ond niuot he w~ll ntisfled wllb football baB become faster. mql" Vito Porilli, from Cleveland, and venalile and more excllinR eac~ rookie Paul HomUJI!I. Notre Dome year. This season should be no AII·Amerlco. The Wisconsin. exceplion. "'••d il being louted very hithly The Western Div~ion pos~'"' 11 a team that could bo rated It takes a totally rugged truck with llemendous Pullin& power to climb , Plbl Peak to the top wilho~ wing lOad. Yet that'• wh&t a Chev· roiD!, pi~p did ••• kept on JOiua ·vP tolienn& BJlldes, over miles-long ~· fitldllllld throUjli tho.tltlu rour gumesto two. rnn~ thr ~c ''r thu~·· SNu·~ tiJ ~\· 'fhe Ytlnkres arc old h ~ n l lio\ at en gntu·~ r~ud o•u· otlwr to six I ~~~!r: ~i.~,2~~~ ~~ rro 6_0 a $ iY.Ofe · fl $,• ~~ia~~lf, =n.:m.ID: ' ;t•. . E ' : Faster~.Versatt. eThan .~ver ~:r:~lti M IU .111 Pllchlnt NATIONAL LEAGUE - Bubl, Brave~ 18·7: Philo 111-8· Aeter, Spohn, Brave~ , Dodaers I . Seriell in ei·~ht or tlw l ~ s ! mnl' cxperwmc In the li!IS!( lr !Jt:~ ln l Iyears. 'rhey have, as ~ ou kno~~ . nlng 10 pa~ <lff SEE DILAY New York Yankees today .to beat won ~ ven of tbost· 1 1gt1t world ~\lilwaukcl' 1s ll team wlnrh, at I OS ANGELES the \hlwaukce Hraves m the champlonshll'~. I Lmc:'l hils ~ huw u that 11 can · Ag 1 · world Se rJes. · ·' n1 1.os n (' e! , 1 TaU' At You Please t1~hle'1 up The pre~ure Will he l1 laJ ~ 1 th a Monday , The Yankee• always .ex1.,ect to I You cun Vtlk as \ IJU pll· a»e !!reatE!r hen· t h:~n thry'\'t> ev~r Jdopting ;m agretment ~m-and usually do. Th11 18 par· about the Milwaukee plt< hmg anJ i known . 1t an1l rntanwh1lc the y I~ the Brooklyn Dodgers \leUhrly. tru~ W~fn they .face a the Yankee lnjurJes But d!Jn 't l'\'· I IJe facmg a l!unch of pre~!iurne( I Mayor Norris Poulson CXI~~~ clu~ whiCh hasn t been In . the er o\'erlook tl\at Yank<•t• {•xperr· pro!i wh~ ~a.n I begm lo Jma)::lne I conftdc nce that a week's Sene~, for .Mm~, len¥1h or Ume cnce and the New York cxpectan the posslblht y of deft>at wou ld s\ 111 permit the malor .!Jea-. • The ~castonal Sertes clubs al- ry that it is an unbeatable lea rn J t~ink th" Y ~ nkecs will ne ed ,:g~·u~e~c~lo~b~l~o~s~h~ift~lts~:~~ ways Ctnd 1t rough when they rub Brook I n made 11 eln~e 10 f()ur , unly rtvc games. ___ _ noses with those Yankee1. Y __ - --- - -- .! HOM. RUNS NATIONA.l LEAGUE- Aaron, Braves 44: Bank!, Cub• 43: Snider, DodKm 40: Mays, GianiS 35: Motbewa. Bram· 32. AMERICA'! LEAGUI -8eivere Senalora 42: Willi.lmt. fted SOX 18: Manlle, Yanluo 34 Wertz, Indians 28: Ztmiol, Athltll~ 2'7. ,.'*" 'ly OSCAR PRALEY Unit.. Prttt 5pertt Wrlttr NEW YORK UV- On the 1im· pie premiHe that ccld-nened ex· perience always is volng to beat "butterfliell" in the bread baaket. Fearless Fralf'y bas to pick the Blood lypesln cattle on the exiltence of lome I the regular eeaton, haUt·rl 167 ~n or th ~ last f :v~ ycanl wlnnm~ th gentc factors - far more Ithe Series as Clevelanll WIJO rt, f•nst wt!rlcl :- harnpwn~tllp and ca~· man!l have- whieh can be 1 Bas.e·baJl H.esult 4Z Yean of C011t.lnuoua !ervtee Mantle, N.Y. 1.. 474 121173 .31111 Wooclllnl. Cte:t!J oe 7t ua .322 Boyd, Balli. W 485 73 154 .318 Fox, Chi. 153 619110 196 .317 Runt lellod In NATIONAL LEAGUE - Aaron, Bravoe 132: Ennle, Cards Ill&: Banko, Cubt 102: Musial, Cords, 102< Hodau, Dodier• 98 , AMERICAN LEAGUE -Sloven, Senatore 114: Wertz, Indians 105: Jenen, lied Sox 103: Malzone, ned Sox 103; lllnoso, Willie Sox 103. · SOOI\TSJ)ESK THE POMEROY CEMENT BLOCK CO. mt~l&~sed~G~a~lll~po~l~is~,~~~~~~~~~:;~~~~:~;: " I 435 PHC)NB 8! or 415 ~.. r Around His Neck 1 "" Murio"" ... . . '. f oo, With Rope ° Phone ·~ 1'ant Stoneham I Four Tie For 2nd In Panel Detby r· Cleveland • Bootoa aerieo, rookie briE:>~~~a~lk~concluded · b~y:~1~'h~.e[o:~S~"'1' "~'-;.~s~up~e=r·J1;;~~;;~~:=~P A rong, "When Jt"sus Was A ainlcndcnt the srrv1ce. Alvin Dork Sleod outside the bat- department line cage just llelore the openiBI Child" by the primary·junior de· game and admitted: partment, led by ~rs Gerald Wll· "I've 101 tl)e butterfiiea oc bad dermuth, followed by a poem, "In INDUSTRIAL· LEA()UI 1 don't know what to do. rve had God's Hand," in unison and the R•iulh Th~llday, Sopt. 26 them !Jefore lootball games when I song, "God h Great ~nd G~d,' Boneya Mitt ! H&R Fireslone I . _ played al LSU - but notbi'!4VI prsteded the promotiOn serv 1cc Pomeroy Molor Co. 2 Lions Club I thlo," ' '"t · The primary class prrsentcd tw o Pomeroy Cement BIOtk 3 So Alvin, a .322 hitter durin( songs, "Merri iJI ~~emly Rm~ Thr Robinson's Laundry 0 Bdl.J" and "God LJvE!s Me" anfj STANDINGS parHcipated in a bible dnll con· W. L. d•cted by Mrs. Baker Gordon. Pomeny Lions ~ 3 !Uperlntendent, whc ;!lso preser.~ Pomeo·oy Motor Co. 7 5 ed the promotion card~. Pomeroy Cement Bll)(k 7 ~ The jun1ors presented a song. • 5 BontY'& ldarket "We Tredure The Message" and 5 7 lfliR Flrelitofte liDswered a Bible Quil by Mrs 4 8 Rcbinlon's La•otlrr Gordon preceding the preseqt· iOuoao 1191 New York UP - They tore ation ol promotion cards. Prayer · Kai Hindy, Manarn · •. . TOP IIGWLERS u~ the turf, they tore up lhe seat•. by Jennifer Crew and group smg.. Searles 300 W. Seeend St.- Phone: 432, PotN!I'tJ · 550 . they tore up home plate and if ing of '"So Child Is Too Lillie Hartio 502 Giani owner Horace Stonehum concluded their program Tear hcr~ flou. tl' Mon.·Fri. 9-.5, Set. !ii·JZ-Opn. tvtnh'fl br •PI"iooltll Clatworthy 144 had been around, they woold have of thts department are Mrs Chal' loan• mod. ht retidlfth of ntorlty town• T. Davis S20 torn him up, too. , les Persinger, Mrs. V D. Edwards Sisson 4T3 "We want Stoneham - with a Sehoenleb ' 516 rope around his neck!" TOP ICOIIS That was the anary chonl of a Higb Teom SerioO- Pomeroy Ce· mob which aurred agsln•l the ment Block ,2328. eeoter-foeld clubhouse after the High Team Game - Pomeroy San Francisco • bound New York Dick Barstad· (36) of Jt(innesota crashes over for a tauehdolVIIIrtthe third quarter o~ Uie game Cement Blocl< ~7. Giants wouod up their playing with the Untvenlty or .Washington. Minnesota went on tn wbip WaS!Ilagton 4Mo·1. _(Intel' High Individual Series -'- Searles daYS at the Polo Grounds for all 530, time Sunday by dropping a Jl.l national Soundpllilto) · High lndlviual Game - Searles, decision to the Pilhburgh Pirstea Cleve)lnd, ba1e . a ·qulrter~ck!Dg aoo. ...u ,,.:..~.! ~ l>!'ol>il!!11. lldtl)o ,J.d!won lo one of , • .I ' "';, · the trlckieit in btuio:t•, ..but TWIN CI1V LIAGUI& ' · he doe111't ~ve the hei8bt needed Higb Three Gamo lnd,-Atkino (Contlnuad From Po" Four1 for a cbampinMhiJi team. 805 eroy and North Gallia for three wrong while Dick Owen did The Chtea~ Cittdlna1a have one High Single Game- Atkins 228. · , h G Ill 1· dp of !ootb~ll'• great llllra In OIUe Team Three Games - Friendly , . likewise on At ens, a po IS an omero~ · . M !son The •ve got · 8 fine quat-- Ttvern 1930. BUll Montana, who made his . own ~~mces this week with te;bock In ~ar lt!cllon. · It's Ill Team Single Game - Friendly the help of no one over a B&G cup of coffee, tra~led the the center of the line where the Tovern 5112. crowd With four wrong guesses. He slipped on Gallipolis, Porn· trouble ueS, ' STANDINGS "--tern and Pt. Plea~ant. Bill . I also suggested I pen a ' W. L· coLUMBUS UP - Ohio State eroy' 1. 4 grl dd en went bac.• t0 the prac"""·for him to his lriends. He saki: The Philadelphia Eaalel •.te F-mllh Abbott w< message 8 4 tlce ft"eid t->ay In an atlempt to ' happy ~ub ·tb"lr I•t at the pte&- IFrlendi• Tavern '·Tell them 1 can't see or b'ear so good anymore and !Can t en! time. " 'l'l(eY.' WDUnd ' up In last Sports 'Center "" 6 •• Iron out glarlllll we4!<nes5J!s eviget out to the games like 'I used to, Bu.t I'm pulling for them place ~ -Yett .011o and can't io Amerlem L<!rton 5 ~ - tlenced in th• Buckeyes, 18·14 loss every minute, Every Friday nl~ht when there's a gal!le It's onywhere bu! up, Hugh Devore is Davio Warner 5 ~ to Tnos Christian Saturday. mighty bad to h&ve to st~y home." loo~ing to hls rookiea for the lm- Iuber 4 a Coach Weedy Hayes bad , rough Two panelists came close t~ hitting actual scores. Menchini prf;•::rnt~pbolon 11 will be ~e ind. ~•A=e~~M:tldns 605 !1 ;~k~ur.b~~e:~~!~~'f:dt~~~a~: had Jacllson over Nelsonville 33,0 and II was 32-0. McEihlMey Glli3t; 11!'011Ds, )lfdskijl•, Cordi· Ind. 1 Game - waeoer 232 with Waahington In Seattle this picked Be!~re over Wahama 33·7 and it was 34-6, a ma-tter of nils, Ste;ers ~ ·Eagles In that Teim three gameo-Kaiser IWI Saturaay. , conversions h1 both cases. Easlern section o f . lbe National Team one game - K.U.er 701 Mo•t notie.ab()l lacking In the Foolbsll L<!ague. TOP "5" IOW~ERS AVO. TCU game ~~ a hard rock ml<lIn tt.e Western. we pick the Breidenbach 1711 die defensive line whiclt has char· IC lnnetS, Bears, follow•d by the Rails, Waaa•r 175 actarized Ohio State the ~·st few Here's this week's choices: Lions, Packers, Colts ond Folly- Lewla lTG 10asons Also, the Buckeye block· '-on at Athens• 'n a humdinger which will settle someNmera in, tlo~l order. Stohart 170 ling has to be lmp:oved before lhe Jac .... Horn 16+1 team can be considered a ,real thing for sure; Nelsonville at Gallipolis in a.IDiltcl! that ought · threat to tbe Bla Ten title this to get Bob S~ng and crew back on the winmng side; Wellston $ Crows St•ak Houle Bowlers de- }'ell'. at Lo11an where apparently Wellston better had be careful; Final Matti, L..lut St.,..ln- fe~ted the ohio Produ~e in the Admittedly week at the guards McArthur at Middleport for a game which could be No, 2 win fut !den's Claoste Leaple at Pl and center posts, !layea iJ faced for the Jackets,· Rutland at Chauncey for a battle of the Buck· Y. UICnAIItdN/ 1':::ue Pleaant Thuraday nllht. Tile Pro- ,.ltlo the problem olltelding • line •• ., t ....,1n • "" duct hoy1 had won niae straight that can staod up under tbe hard eye "giants that sure as shootln' could gtr either way; a:.as •!'I' W. L. Pet. Gl &•mea •lthout a defeat until tbe cltorling Hullde offense. at Kyjler where Kyger will be favored to take their second VIC· New York 98 li6 .636 Crew's steak Hoose (195&37 state --- : tory; Point Pleasant at Wa~amil and thlli one won't make· lite ~~(care 90 M .D&f~ 1 CbimP•l heal them three ,..,., Pollock IIll UIO 142 482 o .Jiloi!On 112 72 !! alld .took over first place to the \vUiiams 152 186 184 532 I m•uch brightetfo·r you, 1I•Jph! . . ··::;;:::_.::,:~:::..:_::~.::::;•~~;;--::'::;:-:--:;;;:--;;~-: Detroit 79 '16 w di Burke 170 189 175 534 lr~. ' · Bo\lhllu~ 76 16 !GO 21· •••:.,~''.House was led b1 Paul Totals 810 842 804 24116 ,?f ... . 15 hlih ain&le e::'SSTIAK . 193 557 < ' wliJI!I(j>D M 99 .Sll7 48 The Produce team was led by ldeachmo lTD I17 156 !108 ,!!,R.• The Pomeroy.Cement Block C0111pany ... BU'ITERFLIES WILL BEAT MILWAUKEE- BOILING IDGHLIGHTS I -;.!!,;. -'.--N· ,. . ' ., . , ·. ~HNN'ESOTA TROUNCES 11111 -CMN. . ..., TODAY'S SPORT PARADE 14 CerlltU 13 ICoteate Pem Slalt 19 Peon 14 IOUTII gle driver was injured. Miller, piloting .. ·--- Goortl• TNh 0 SMU 0 JIMh Cttolhlo St. 48 Moryloncl 13 ·1Vandlrblll 9 Gttrgla 6 Wool Vireinio 14 Virtlnl• fooh 0 North Coroilna 16 Clom,.n 0 Plorlb 27 Waka Flftol 0 Mli!liiii,I It 10 Mlm)lltlo 5!. 6 L!U 21 Alobo011 0 South Corollno 16 Wofll>r• 0 MIDWEST Nttro Domo 12 Purduo 0 WloconMn 60 Morquollo 6 Mlcllitln 11. 54 Indiana 0 Tom C~rlollon 11 Ohio St. 14 PRO FOOTBALL I .' " crackups by roaring midget racers. Four men tied for second with only two wrong choices: They second gume. were Renzo Menchinl who atmos1 picked the Panthers to beat Dlt¥1 Mftly, C'OIJI'teou•ly yovr.•lf. Wellston purely out of loyalty to his home town but desisted ~~ Ob..,. IP"411m111, wornlng 1lgm. ., , . when urged to make his-choice an "honest one" for the team's sake, and the prestige of the Panel. Charley Gibbs, Pomeroy .. DOWNI 8y United Prtll 11Nlet 01 atrkt tn'-tm•nt of olt school superintendent, missed Gallipolis and Pomeroy. Bnllimore 3.J Detroit 14 tr.Mc tawa. ftlty wort for yOJ, not John Fullz of Middleport missed on Gallipolis and Middle· Pilh:1bt1rgh 20 Wnahmgton 7 riiGIMf you, W.,.,.lrtHII law• lrl port and John didn't know-nor did anyon-that Nelson CI!'Vrland B !';ew York 3 · illrllllylllllom4,RotltoaoOOWNI wouldn't be In the gold and black. A linotype error had John Green Bay ~I Chkago Bears 17 ,_, ,.. ""' s.ttrr ,_, picking Wahama over Belpre so the judges1ave him a Lus Arlloli'II'H ~1 Philt~dclphla 13 Chlrago Card• 20 San Ft·ancl•co 10 on that one. Kenny McElhmney, the Champ last week, also P~W u • public Nnlt'l • '"~tortwitla ( but two wrong: Galllpolls, of course, and Kyger over North v(!~ter Wu1kcr of ncar Salem Gallla by 7.0. It was 18-13, N. Gallia. .... lirf C.UII<il Ceutn 18 in Holzer Hospltal fQl' llfWIPG!W' .Adlllf'lllin1 sur~t'I'V resulting from a kidney in'· l•wtl~~tt ANOCIOiion Rich Jones, On subbing for Fred Crow, IConllnuod P1g1 five) -' jury this summer. I ~· Ntvy 31 Willlom I Mory 6 Dukt 41 VI• tinio 0 Manring,dsub~ing f~r :~~~loT~~ ';~~:~~d ~~~~:~:~n;h;~; Hat'/ T Th eEorI Of M'dd'.eport ,.. . . .,....... when Pete Miller of Charleston, IV. Va., wor top money at Clay· banks Speedway amidsl a flurry of a chance P.""nt·Lrs Have Punch On 01 . l.ense ~ ARM\' OVERPOWERS .NEBRASKA in the featurr was Red Lanham, I haven't seen Athens on action and ol s JUSt as well, for the 1o talk 111 Nelson vel bul he satd Dunbar, drlvmg Joe Mcfall's Spe· affair In Middleport Friday night sure!¥ would have been I the spct'd ) honor roll stndent did rial. Third money went to Larty painful for me to watch. As It most certaonly was to other lo- not ''"P out of sehuul lie said Bumpus, CbRrleston. cal fans who want the Yellow Jackets up off theu· collective Nelson had lndoralcd lhrougb b k frit•nd.:; he had tr1ed to get Lack Fans had a special treat when aCWS.llst b t X eli t offensive •nds who double quite las! Thursday nigh! !rom a trip 10 Charley Stewart zoomed around e on as wo e c en '-' Detroit wi th r~ latlves w t1me to lbe oval in his beautllul Offen· as efficiently in defensive roles . They ar~ Tom Comp?ton and holster lhe undermanned Jackets houser machme to win the semi· MaK Walton, tall , rangy, tough, aggressive and afraod of 110 mlo ohrir lopsidrd struggle agaln>l ftnal. Lanham and Bob Caslo; Dun· one not even Mr. Hawthorne. Athc•os whoch was losl 53·0 bsr. were oecond and third behind I~ addition the Rockets have two fine running halfbacks in Coach John Thompson was ccrMiller m the fast heal. Cundiff and Frankie Hili. Keith Slow beat winners were ~UIIlll' m]ured Steve Scott a!. fullback made one won er . ow . I e he nrr•ds 10 other pial ers on the us, Ray Norris. and Bob Francisco, heck Scott made !he .orst team . J.lanrmg only earned ~ight field Wllh him like anybody else. Charleston. times for a 20 yard average against the Panthers' admitll•c' ly is ' groat ilfl to I he The .consolation raee was taken Wellston backers, however, are high on Scott. Early last Yellow Jackeos. 1JY "MIKe Mulli~an. Parkerlburg. week he accidentally scalded a foot and sd was unable to play. No set·tous injuries resulted WIIO Pft.07EP follol'{l!d by Chester Smith, charles About a 160 pottn4er Rocket boosters claim he Is all football from lhe Alhens game .. Junoor MltJtiAUKII B~li"AIY.I'S 'It! ton and Horrv Kortz, Parkoiraburg. ' h'l t bl k d f Row ll·y hurl hts leg but " work!lfli!R Fll?ii PEN/VA/(T1 1 Eugene Wolloughby, lonesome player, fast, hard runner, s ty, a grea oc er and e en· iog lh" nwrning aa is Dave Stover 1/Nf)OIJIIr'EIJL.Y 7HG 1 local entry driving a descendent slve man. who "hangc1 up' hos sode. iSREAr'Eii 6/tl't5Lt: 7iW..Yc> of the Kerns Roush midge~ was Drtll was hPing taken this morn17fA1''6 /lAPPENED ro plagued wit~ engine trouble most tng as "hOOI was dismissed all he f'#A7' CtrY ~/IYC£' mE of the afternoon but he dro~e like a veteran ev('n though it wps his v of a hitch!urm =-~~~~#~§~§·~~~~~~~~~~~~~The ne Panther$ while outclassed In line play Friday night high plans school lo putbecause in on operation r.ft,~ first midget race, He is a tbp lo' ' noccs newly converted from cOal served notlee they pack an offenal~e punch that mav wreck 10 gos. cal winn~r in stock ear rating. the dre•ms of one or more contenders before Thanksgiving I ~-d Five rnidg,..ts were put out of night at the end of a season actton due to wrecks which kept day. I •prtdlct the Terry Phalin to Vernon Hanison passing WI'Ll SURPRISE SOMEBODY Lilli S S last that saw the highly-rated Indians the Cons on the edge of their hUI· Meanwlulf' Coach. AI " Clio of finish in six I h place. 211> &om .. !1(\e seats most or the afternoon. comblnaUon will gain m~rehyarS~sOthls fall than any other the Panlhers saul: e behind the Yankees. thrower *nd receiver pair on t e .. · "We ca n use a week's r.,pite A trophy race for stOtk can If Coacb Alex Clio, who Is defensive minded, can come up In aboullwo weeks we mert Jack· Ax.~ "We fell lhat a change of mon- will be held Ocl 6, weather 1pet-with an Interior line combination that c•n hold Ita ground and son. They·u be awful tough ." -~ cu u; agers will serve the best lnteresta miltin'i, at Clarbanks. "fill the gaps" there's no telllng who would be salt! frcm a bad Cilo pra~:!d the work of Wellof the telth," 1ald General Man, 1 A meeting for stOCk ell' owners night Blllnst the Pallther. ston end~ Tom Compston und Max CLEVELAND UP - Pepper-poJ a;er Hank dreenberi in umtounl.' and dtivers will be held Thursday evening, Oct. 3, at the E. Maln·st At this wrltln• the Bobby Nelson of Middleport case stilt is Walton 10 lhe hne and Cundoff ,Bo,bmbl'onaBgreragoonf, twhehoP.wl·t~bu~rr~hPPP•I; ing \he !Witch. MobllgiS Slation; • and Hill op the backftcld "' greai ,. • the mystery of the season. There's much conjecture floating 1·unners. "We jusl dtdn"l have lhe ral.. in mid-season, bounced back trt;=+~v--. around, little fact. lt'1 the latter I'm after, and prelerably horses m our line lo slop Well· into .. t4c m•jor leogues to(fay as from Bobby himself. ston," he s91d. Wellston won 39-20 the new manager of the CleveI know this: If Bobby could, he would. I mean play footbnll Cilo iaid he though a possible ,lond Indians. for Middleport. turning point of the gome came '!'he fiery Bragan suecceeded a in the third quarter when clip- bitlerly di90ppointed Kerby Farping penalt:' was called on Jerry rell whose releaAf! was announced 0 I Welker after Walton boomed lhe -,'- - , . , much lighter Weiker onto the Clio predicted: Hall to Earl Knight, Yellow Jll\:ket High School prtnclpal, a back of anolher Wellslon player I f ll f f , ki . ht . f "Wo'll be out there on every c ose o ower o every sporl, or pte ng e1g wmners out o on Ihe ground. game night playing 10 win. Somea possible nine in Friday's Prediction Panel. ··n was a legal call of an in· hody may gel surprised." Earl was subbing for Harry Barnes incapacitated for the fradoon bul very unfortunate lor He ::tJ'orled ' Paul Rfuler, re, greatshape. H'e m1sse , d on l y on Ga.1 us,"Colohe said day, an d came th roug h m ,. , d lh P th h d ,.,.ve e •u, shou ld be recovere d 1nuoca.e e an ers a from his sprained wrtsl by the . 1·~~ wh'IC h sho~ ld no t sharne h"trn ,,uecause h"IS seven b~o ~ r hoped to,roll Ilpo to a thlrd..qu~r.ter TD, J3ckson game and that Blll Gibbs, panelists also believed too much of what they had read 10 t e making 11 20·19, Pomeroy, and A special remodehng plan for center, and Robert r.reene. defen· papers. were on th"lr way unt1J the ven- s1vc gm,Td, should be well by then, homeowners that can bt tal· The panelists will be more wary of Gallipolis from now on . oily hurt them too. lored to Itt Individual clrcuni· Blue Devil boomers were claiming the title kind of early, pro============~~~~~~ stances. Eaty budget Hnanclng vtding they could keep their flrstll men In the game. Verlly, with no money down. If lnllrI belleve they were In at Logan but the final score was 25·14, eoted contac1 d t f G IIi li t an no or a po s. ID_J'UriCS Hurt Sten!!el's Plans G~ry v . v·JCtory For 8t hWorld Series NEW YORK UP - The champion New York Yankees hoped to solve thelr onjury problems today while awaiting the arrival of lh• MilWaukee Brav., and wh•t could riche<t overall Wori4 SCII08 starling Wednesday. casey tbe . Stengel for his of eighth ., . ~ racing season was on hand Sunday nrght nnd C't><!ch Alex Clio of Porn· ter one comes along: . .. froy wcleo med a week's resp11 11 However, I suspocoon Wellston has a tough proposotoon' m whtrh he hopes to gel hts squ" ' ahead if it has senous designs on the cha:mpiOnShlp Jackson. back •nto top pbysocal shape for and surely Athens, based on performances to date, will have 1l'hr J"ekson bailie two weeks . . strong arguments wilh the Rockets Parhculariy Jackson ac- away. · PrJn('Jpal F:arl Kmght at M1d . ...... ' ... Largest crowd of the summer Finger Points To Rockets As Thr.eat . .. Large Crowd Is On Hand Foa· Midget Ra~ing • By Alan l'ilaver th 111 rnMnuu· turmng,_ out fot· his l't·~ ular bumps in rbotball drdl. The Sports Desk lr.os not seen all the SEO clubs in action )!et tin g rC"ady for the Yellow Jack· yet but that crew Friday night at Wellston Will do unto! a bet- C'l \fcArthur game fr'riday night I con.l:ng to observers ...... l -......----~·· - Rest Before ' Jaekson Tussle NE'' ~ on Wll S .1 Returns· To· Ja,ket Squad Cilo Glad Fol' Bobhy ·, •' :'!: ;~ffl>~ ':!:.·I~~ ~ ' =~:.~ ~~~c~t 143 liiO 172 ::: E. Thomas Rees ~ a u; b - ~: 474 Clifford 165 148 12t 484 ' , ~Is ~ • ·•· a II 'He a ·c · 'i i a '*1J :~ rfJw!'hf llllli{JCj!J, . ~~- Clip this ... BriDe at :~ :: :: 188 172 21~ 57• e1 8'11 1198 28.' ,. " 0 get a. BD S! S I .n IUA:; IUALTD&D TOP VALUB STAMPS with a S5·~- Toppie Jumh · Stamp fills a whole page when P8lted change for free To[1pie Jumbo Stamp, in new Starup Saver Book. otret ~~ · It's equal to 50 Top Value Stamps pires Oct. 19, 1957. Save TC!tJ Value•• · Stamps, get famous-name gUts ~ , 1 •• the same amount you would get youn: clip Jumbo. ~tamp Ottfacsimile above, bnng ot on, ex· ·1 et gifts FREE for Top Value �. ~Nelsen Tile Dallu SenttneJ Newspaperboys Honor Riz~to ~-,,_ ·. SPORTS DESK ~ .. .·, --... back 111 pads ... ~~ublracto., D. c. DPipaperhor• ralhllr al Crlffitll La~e­ J:lelll a Treatury r:itaiiOD to Phil RllllUio baieba lftllt. Phil b11 been, I• Maar yean, lethe ~ r~ .... die v. s. S.IVina• Ronda IM"'Oram. I' to 8 Ire: Bl.llr Fallou, 'l'uhln1ton New Frf'rl Dann ... ill t),e~• 18 8• ~ • . and Times Herald, PLU Rla~~:uto1 Tommy (:audaa E~ea..i~ u.t' ..d E. I!: ~~'!Pt S~viac• DUIIdt Dh~oa. _,.......·-~.:: Go ahead! Pasa it! · NOBODY'S WATCHING Series ohamptonship in nine tries, wonder"" whether his oiling stars. Mickey Manlle ond Bill "Moose'' Skowron, would te able lo play. Just what he would do if they couldn't play, he didn't reveal But th,e chances are he would pul his pri;e in center to rookie, r~Piace Tony MantleKubek, and shift •'I t Ho••ard b sebail J·ack of ~ s on " • a a all trades, to firsl for Skowron. 'Montie, whose bid lo rclain bat· ling's Triple Crown, was foiled by shin splmts in his left leg. sat out the last three games ol the sea· son while Skowron, a heavy-hitting rlghl bander, ha• been on the sideline• for neorly a month wtth ' painful back injury. The chanm appeared to be thai Mont1e wou 1d pia) for he reporled DOte thia: 40,000 men, mlchildno diod io ll<ddeoll lut year. ~:~ !;gl ·~e•:l~g ~t"'·" Bu\ 1~ 0 1 ~ year, do everythin1 can to 1top deatb 011 ° e owron wo sp,hn, a 21-game winner, ii expected lo oppose Whitey rord. a Yanke• cripple for most of the season, who finished strong with a Iota( of 11 viclories. '1 .- d H id • "anager roe aney " · 'i wanl nty players at lhe sladium 1111 Tuesduy 10 praclicc during the same time the game• !here will be played," he e<platncd nl Mil· waukee. ··n.rn lhey can eslabli h thp II f lh II Jl8 C"rns o e sun an d shade durmt• lhc nfternoon." Haney refused to go bPyond hi s 1 m~::r;n hllhway, pllchtng lll.!lns other than Spahn 11 was upeeted, however. loot he would slart cother Lew Burdele 111111 'r Boll Huhl IIB-7> '" ohe seron<l gume ao "" stad1um on 'l'hur.~duy. Slongel, who hos not even annnunC'rd clt•fimtt•ly that Ford will be hi s opt'lll !lg·gamc pLLchcr , was ex JH'Ch•d to go With anothe r so uth· paw, 9obby Sh1:1nlz (11 -5) Ill the .flm'• how you can help: dkport s<~Jd he hasn 't had .................... ... Howevrr, miraculously, not B sinhis Mlnntsote 46 W••hlngton 7 Kanm St. U lrlgham Young 7 Ortgon St. ~ Kan••• 6 Iowa 70 Utah St, 14 famous Brown Special, took the fast beat and lhe feoture. Finishing second 11\losourl 35 Arirona 13 Cincinnali 19 Wichila 13 Dayto~ 12 Richmond 7 • SOUTHW&ST I Artcan111 41 Tul11 14 I Baylor 14 Houolon 6 toxao A&M 11 Ttxll Teeh 0 , Ttxos 10 Tuilne 6 , · · · ., lrlthe first quarter of tbe game between ¥niY app N~b~a~k.a, n~y . Lllllt, ~he Nebtaska Arizono St 19 loloho 7 !IUarterllack bringa down Dave Bourland qu~rler6ack for lhe Army _,ne~ .a~~ ltl f~ds. WEST The·CJI(Iets swarmed over the Nebraska team and went on lo win 42·to;O • . llntematiorutl 1Mlchl"n 16 louthom Cal 6 A, F, Aetdtlny 41 Oeeioltntal 6 Sou a~~oto.) . - . . •. ' Wyomint 20 Montono 0 7 ! ... , ' ' ' · •.. , ' $l1n,.,.16 lltrtliW111tra 6 'llldourth 6 01wt0n 3 \ · · · ·· · · • '· I ·n ' · Bragan A Cleveland Pilot For Fn-'__)} Final Major Iague leaders ..HIVE ly Unliad PI'OII NATIONAL LIAGUE G At R, H. Pet. Mu•lal, Sl. L. 1$4 ~ 82 1!6 .351 Maya, N Y. 152 Gab 112 Ill~ .333 Aaron, Mllw. 151 61~ II~ 198 .32,2 Robln101, Cin. 11111111 9'1 trl .322 qroat, Plitt. t:llllllll l8 1i6 .m AMllRICAN LUGUI A ,~~:.PLEASANT ,..~fA-LL! William~, •. Bot, 111420 I I, I p' k your F"''day POMElOY or mure . , . You 111me It Have plenty of cash and plenty·of b1M1nable terms are made lo suit It climbed a mountain the hard way, b ' off thf road! t:~n=::~ Ne nd tape. Just phone or slop LOAN COMPANY PHON! if w· ,..ucn- ts PIKES PEAK CLIMB WHY YfUR CHEVY WILL KEEP ON BOINO ••• KEEP SAVINI I the I· GIIYIOLII Marl ' thil ral•ket. having lwL'LI 111 the J,;amc~ Ills! th :tl Wl.I S ot Go back to 1927. when the Yan- United Methodist Church Holds Rally Day And Promotion Sunday kees murder(li the Pirates In four straight, and you find it i• aa embarrassing er.gagement ror the .tme-sbots who. haven't been acR Uy Day :~nd promlltiOII S• tn· I ~1r~ Ceorge KI ~~IL.n g, .\frs w n customed to Series pressure. The day a was observPd at the Unll{'tl l Carpt·.nt cr, ~tr ; \\ Ll<l<nnuth and 1932 cuba, the 1938 Cuba and the Methodist Cllurch dunng the Sun Lt' o Crew 1939 RedJ all were beaten four in dav School hou r Sunday a row by the Bronx Bombers. The e.e-fi nnef!l c1rpart.nwnl j Add Docllfrs, Philo I or Iof\1rsth~· Drl~h·rm(•drate v llyse!l superinten d" nt d{'partml'nt I which Mrs. C F Tompltr m. l<; the also pn:se nted promntJO n card ~ t·J ~tuperintenden t, ~~ng ll•:·,o. son.!!"; a grou p who will 1•ntN !hl' senwr In lMl, and was beaten ln five "JesUs LOVE'S Me and f nrnds dt-partrn ent Dtnzil Geof! lem anti cam.. . aad the 1930 Phillies' after wbich ltil[ Df the gro~p were \t rs Gll·n D1!1 3lt• t!rt' tdrher ~ of Whll Kida dropped 10111 in 1 row presented gift, an~ ?romo!Jnn n'r· thl.l> dcp.artmenl . to the p.,..Raial Amerie1n League lificateo lo the pr1mary depart- · rnent. Mrs. Walter Bentz and Mrs I Pra )el by Leo Vuu~hn , a;sJstant chlllfiP(OIII· Nlnt yeus 110, just before the lAo crew art assisl:tDlS In thi i Sundu y St hoiJI ::;uperintt·~deut Knd Brooklyn ended a long absence I BuckGfJ'dders Schedule Work oD nCfenses • F tb II n Th "If'' '· er the Detroit Lions appeared to be the team that could like it. But the upheavel thai saw coach lluddy Porker swilthing to the Sieelers, and other problems hav• made most of the astute ohservers go along with the Chicago Bearo once again. Tire Monsters of the Midway · have the horses to polt tbe"m thrOugh a real topsy-turvy years. There ion't any doubt about their power. Lost year lhey 1;,1 the league in scoring and rush· Jng. . 11 the Lloos can iron out lhe~r f ' dlfficult!es, and coordl"a\" into tloe smooth running oulfot ·they 1hould he, they could upset evel')' ~ne. Bilt there many ilt. . , ~ Los All!lelos a.1111 ha\>e really aurprised Sid Gillman in th' exhtbillon games. The Rims didn't miss by .too much last• despite the ,act . I ~ · Tb 101• a.. t'f ' ones. they !IY yelr, The Baltimore Colis may nol win anr tilles this year, bul they'll give a wide open apar· klin offensive performance ' Otto Graham worke~ with the quarterbacks in lroining and szv, tloe team bas fine potential. IJke the Colts. the san Francior eo For\y,Ninen are worried by defense. Frankie Albert has traded, again"and again to bolst~ hla defensive units, but still isn l sat· iofied. IJI. the Ea1tern Dlviaion, the champion New York Giontt appetwar team to bept. They have · o quarlerbatks in Chu<k COnand Don Henrich Their bac) behind the signal coHen the the added pius Alex Webllter ott<! · form a trio of trul! areola. . , BROWN HAS GB TROUBLE Brown and his Clevelonc the rest of the leagllf ' thought. Here tho; tbe quar· can get l !hero, his' . Boaton.3 . Baltimore' 7-Waslilptrtqn 3 10 Ill*. Cievelo4 ~ Chicago 3 Delroit ?"l!an811 City 4 . ...u;...ay', RHvlto New YQI'Il2 Boston 0 Bai!Jniort g Washington 1 Clevelail4 4 Chicago 1 Kansas City 3 Detroit 3 13 inn. · NATIONAL LIAGU& W. L. Pet. Football Scor..J '"' UST >artmoulh 27 NOw "Hampohi'* 0 ~olumbla 13 Brown 20 \oslon Col. 20 Florida St. 7 'rinctton 7 Rut.. ro 0 ~rinr 42 Nobr11lra 0 •I)'Ncuoo 7 Iowa IIIII 7 -~, Cr11o 21 Vr.\1 21 fe1• .it Cttlnoctlcut 0 - lilt' Yllll\no•• 211 "lj Jllifllilil o •••~ ,_"'ll...j ... t· • ' Gl I!Uwaukee 95 59 .517 St !Aula 8'1 67 .l16!1 I Brooklyo 84 70 .!145 II pnclnnati 80 74 -~19 IS Philadelphia 77 77 .500 II New York 89 e .448 2i Chica1o 62 92 .403 '' Pitttburgb 62 92 .403 i3 Sunday'• RHultt ' Pittsburgh 9 New York I Philadelphia 2 Brooklyn I Milwaukee 4 Cincinnati 3 Chicago 8 St. Louis 3 S.tufday'o R11ultt Pitttburgh t New Yokrk 0 cinci•nati 6 Mi1wao ee 0 8tooklyn 6 Philadelphia 4 chicago 6 St Louis 4. night ' r o ' I I I I powerhouses in abundanee. Earli- spol1er1. air of akltudca up to 14,110 feel. It folight through a !'1IG man'alaDd" that lppell!ed 100 dll!icblt fot IDY truct. ru truet wu equ!ppcd with the same aturdt ~~~ ·you Clll aet with ~ . ijjt-dlllJ ChMI Sec your ~ ·~~et~ct. I togt'lhtr in milliDns . I ' ltons the Brook I) n com J!Jlu · __ 'I :u.e ' BY HARRY WISMII Rote, rluat . h•e •omething ope• Wrllltn for lht Ufilk~, ,.... cial In "t~e way nf rtplacenient NEW YORK uPS.fesoioftal · ond niuot he w~ll ntisfled wllb football baB become faster. mql" Vito Porilli, from Cleveland, and venalile and more excllinR eac~ rookie Paul HomUJI!I. Notre Dome year. This season should be no AII·Amerlco. The Wisconsin. exceplion. "'••d il being louted very hithly The Western Div~ion pos~'"' 11 a team that could bo rated It takes a totally rugged truck with llemendous Pullin& power to climb , Plbl Peak to the top wilho~ wing lOad. Yet that'• wh&t a Chev· roiD!, pi~p did ••• kept on JOiua ·vP tolienn& BJlldes, over miles-long ~· fitldllllld throUjli tho.tltlu rour gumesto two. rnn~ thr ~c ''r thu~·· SNu·~ tiJ ~\· 'fhe Ytlnkres arc old h ~ n l lio\ at en gntu·~ r~ud o•u· otlwr to six I ~~~!r: ~i.~,2~~~ ~~ rro 6_0 a $ iY.Ofe · fl $,• ~~ia~~lf, =n.:m.ID: ' ;t•. . E ' : Faster~.Versatt. eThan .~ver ~:r:~lti M IU .111 Pllchlnt NATIONAL LEAGUE - Bubl, Brave~ 18·7: Philo 111-8· Aeter, Spohn, Brave~ , Dodaers I . Seriell in ei·~ht or tlw l ~ s ! mnl' cxperwmc In the li!IS!( lr !Jt:~ ln l Iyears. 'rhey have, as ~ ou kno~~ . nlng 10 pa~ <lff SEE DILAY New York Yankees today .to beat won ~ ven of tbost· 1 1gt1t world ~\lilwaukcl' 1s ll team wlnrh, at I OS ANGELES the \hlwaukce Hraves m the champlonshll'~. I Lmc:'l hils ~ huw u that 11 can · Ag 1 · world Se rJes. · ·' n1 1.os n (' e! , 1 TaU' At You Please t1~hle'1 up The pre~ure Will he l1 laJ ~ 1 th a Monday , The Yankee• always .ex1.,ect to I You cun Vtlk as \ IJU pll· a»e !!reatE!r hen· t h:~n thry'\'t> ev~r Jdopting ;m agretment ~m-and usually do. Th11 18 par· about the Milwaukee plt< hmg anJ i known . 1t an1l rntanwh1lc the y I~ the Brooklyn Dodgers \leUhrly. tru~ W~fn they .face a the Yankee lnjurJes But d!Jn 't l'\'· I IJe facmg a l!unch of pre~!iurne( I Mayor Norris Poulson CXI~~~ clu~ whiCh hasn t been In . the er o\'erlook tl\at Yank<•t• {•xperr· pro!i wh~ ~a.n I begm lo Jma)::lne I conftdc nce that a week's Sene~, for .Mm~, len¥1h or Ume cnce and the New York cxpectan the posslblht y of deft>at wou ld s\ 111 permit the malor .!Jea-. • The ~castonal Sertes clubs al- ry that it is an unbeatable lea rn J t~ink th" Y ~ nkecs will ne ed ,:g~·u~e~c~lo~b~l~o~s~h~ift~lts~:~~ ways Ctnd 1t rough when they rub Brook I n made 11 eln~e 10 f()ur , unly rtvc games. ___ _ noses with those Yankee1. Y __ - --- - -- .! HOM. RUNS NATIONA.l LEAGUE- Aaron, Braves 44: Bank!, Cub• 43: Snider, DodKm 40: Mays, GianiS 35: Motbewa. Bram· 32. AMERICA'! LEAGUI -8eivere Senalora 42: Willi.lmt. fted SOX 18: Manlle, Yanluo 34 Wertz, Indians 28: Ztmiol, Athltll~ 2'7. ,.'*" 'ly OSCAR PRALEY Unit.. Prttt 5pertt Wrlttr NEW YORK UV- On the 1im· pie premiHe that ccld-nened ex· perience always is volng to beat "butterfliell" in the bread baaket. Fearless Fralf'y bas to pick the Blood lypesln cattle on the exiltence of lome I the regular eeaton, haUt·rl 167 ~n or th ~ last f :v~ ycanl wlnnm~ th gentc factors - far more Ithe Series as Clevelanll WIJO rt, f•nst wt!rlcl :- harnpwn~tllp and ca~· man!l have- whieh can be 1 Bas.e·baJl H.esult 4Z Yean of C011t.lnuoua !ervtee Mantle, N.Y. 1.. 474 121173 .31111 Wooclllnl. Cte:t!J oe 7t ua .322 Boyd, Balli. W 485 73 154 .318 Fox, Chi. 153 619110 196 .317 Runt lellod In NATIONAL LEAGUE - Aaron, Bravoe 132: Ennle, Cards Ill&: Banko, Cubt 102: Musial, Cords, 102< Hodau, Dodier• 98 , AMERICAN LEAGUE -Sloven, Senatore 114: Wertz, Indians 105: Jenen, lied Sox 103: Malzone, ned Sox 103; lllnoso, Willie Sox 103. · SOOI\TSJ)ESK THE POMEROY CEMENT BLOCK CO. mt~l&~sed~G~a~lll~po~l~is~,~~~~~~~~~:;~~~~:~;: " I 435 PHC)NB 8! or 415 ~.. r Around His Neck 1 "" Murio"" ... . . '. f oo, With Rope ° Phone ·~ 1'ant Stoneham I Four Tie For 2nd In Panel Detby r· Cleveland • Bootoa aerieo, rookie briE:>~~~a~lk~concluded · b~y:~1~'h~.e[o:~S~"'1' "~'-;.~s~up~e=r·J1;;~~;;~~:=~P A rong, "When Jt"sus Was A ainlcndcnt the srrv1ce. Alvin Dork Sleod outside the bat- department line cage just llelore the openiBI Child" by the primary·junior de· game and admitted: partment, led by ~rs Gerald Wll· "I've 101 tl)e butterfiiea oc bad dermuth, followed by a poem, "In INDUSTRIAL· LEA()UI 1 don't know what to do. rve had God's Hand," in unison and the R•iulh Th~llday, Sopt. 26 them !Jefore lootball games when I song, "God h Great ~nd G~d,' Boneya Mitt ! H&R Fireslone I . _ played al LSU - but notbi'!4VI prsteded the promotiOn serv 1cc Pomeroy Molor Co. 2 Lions Club I thlo," ' '"t · The primary class prrsentcd tw o Pomeroy Cement BIOtk 3 So Alvin, a .322 hitter durin( songs, "Merri iJI ~~emly Rm~ Thr Robinson's Laundry 0 Bdl.J" and "God LJvE!s Me" anfj STANDINGS parHcipated in a bible dnll con· W. L. d•cted by Mrs. Baker Gordon. Pomeny Lions ~ 3 !Uperlntendent, whc ;!lso preser.~ Pomeo·oy Motor Co. 7 5 ed the promotion card~. Pomeroy Cement Bll)(k 7 ~ The jun1ors presented a song. • 5 BontY'& ldarket "We Tredure The Message" and 5 7 lfliR Flrelitofte liDswered a Bible Quil by Mrs 4 8 Rcbinlon's La•otlrr Gordon preceding the preseqt· iOuoao 1191 New York UP - They tore ation ol promotion cards. Prayer · Kai Hindy, Manarn · •. . TOP IIGWLERS u~ the turf, they tore up lhe seat•. by Jennifer Crew and group smg.. Searles 300 W. Seeend St.- Phone: 432, PotN!I'tJ · 550 . they tore up home plate and if ing of '"So Child Is Too Lillie Hartio 502 Giani owner Horace Stonehum concluded their program Tear hcr~ flou. tl' Mon.·Fri. 9-.5, Set. !ii·JZ-Opn. tvtnh'fl br •PI"iooltll Clatworthy 144 had been around, they woold have of thts department are Mrs Chal' loan• mod. ht retidlfth of ntorlty town• T. Davis S20 torn him up, too. , les Persinger, Mrs. V D. Edwards Sisson 4T3 "We want Stoneham - with a Sehoenleb ' 516 rope around his neck!" TOP ICOIIS That was the anary chonl of a Higb Teom SerioO- Pomeroy Ce· mob which aurred agsln•l the ment Block ,2328. eeoter-foeld clubhouse after the High Team Game - Pomeroy San Francisco • bound New York Dick Barstad· (36) of Jt(innesota crashes over for a tauehdolVIIIrtthe third quarter o~ Uie game Cement Blocl< ~7. Giants wouod up their playing with the Untvenlty or .Washington. Minnesota went on tn wbip WaS!Ilagton 4Mo·1. _(Intel' High Individual Series -'- Searles daYS at the Polo Grounds for all 530, time Sunday by dropping a Jl.l national Soundpllilto) · High lndlviual Game - Searles, decision to the Pilhburgh Pirstea Cleve)lnd, ba1e . a ·qulrter~ck!Dg aoo. ...u ,,.:..~.! ~ l>!'ol>il!!11. lldtl)o ,J.d!won lo one of , • .I ' "';, · the trlckieit in btuio:t•, ..but TWIN CI1V LIAGUI& ' · he doe111't ~ve the hei8bt needed Higb Three Gamo lnd,-Atkino (Contlnuad From Po" Four1 for a cbampinMhiJi team. 805 eroy and North Gallia for three wrong while Dick Owen did The Chtea~ Cittdlna1a have one High Single Game- Atkins 228. · , h G Ill 1· dp of !ootb~ll'• great llllra In OIUe Team Three Games - Friendly , . likewise on At ens, a po IS an omero~ · . M !son The •ve got · 8 fine quat-- Ttvern 1930. BUll Montana, who made his . own ~~mces this week with te;bock In ~ar lt!cllon. · It's Ill Team Single Game - Friendly the help of no one over a B&G cup of coffee, tra~led the the center of the line where the Tovern 5112. crowd With four wrong guesses. He slipped on Gallipolis, Porn· trouble ueS, ' STANDINGS "--tern and Pt. Plea~ant. Bill . I also suggested I pen a ' W. L· coLUMBUS UP - Ohio State eroy' 1. 4 grl dd en went bac.• t0 the prac"""·for him to his lriends. He saki: The Philadelphia Eaalel •.te F-mllh Abbott w< message 8 4 tlce ft"eid t->ay In an atlempt to ' happy ~ub ·tb"lr I•t at the pte&- IFrlendi• Tavern '·Tell them 1 can't see or b'ear so good anymore and !Can t en! time. " 'l'l(eY.' WDUnd ' up In last Sports 'Center "" 6 •• Iron out glarlllll we4!<nes5J!s eviget out to the games like 'I used to, Bu.t I'm pulling for them place ~ -Yett .011o and can't io Amerlem L<!rton 5 ~ - tlenced in th• Buckeyes, 18·14 loss every minute, Every Friday nl~ht when there's a gal!le It's onywhere bu! up, Hugh Devore is Davio Warner 5 ~ to Tnos Christian Saturday. mighty bad to h&ve to st~y home." loo~ing to hls rookiea for the lm- Iuber 4 a Coach Weedy Hayes bad , rough Two panelists came close t~ hitting actual scores. Menchini prf;•::rnt~pbolon 11 will be ~e ind. ~•A=e~~M:tldns 605 !1 ;~k~ur.b~~e:~~!~~'f:dt~~~a~: had Jacllson over Nelsonville 33,0 and II was 32-0. McEihlMey Glli3t; 11!'011Ds, )lfdskijl•, Cordi· Ind. 1 Game - waeoer 232 with Waahington In Seattle this picked Be!~re over Wahama 33·7 and it was 34-6, a ma-tter of nils, Ste;ers ~ ·Eagles In that Teim three gameo-Kaiser IWI Saturaay. , conversions h1 both cases. Easlern section o f . lbe National Team one game - K.U.er 701 Mo•t notie.ab()l lacking In the Foolbsll L<!ague. TOP "5" IOW~ERS AVO. TCU game ~~ a hard rock ml<lIn tt.e Western. we pick the Breidenbach 1711 die defensive line whiclt has char· IC lnnetS, Bears, follow•d by the Rails, Waaa•r 175 actarized Ohio State the ~·st few Here's this week's choices: Lions, Packers, Colts ond Folly- Lewla lTG 10asons Also, the Buckeye block· '-on at Athens• 'n a humdinger which will settle someNmera in, tlo~l order. Stohart 170 ling has to be lmp:oved before lhe Jac .... Horn 16+1 team can be considered a ,real thing for sure; Nelsonville at Gallipolis in a.IDiltcl! that ought · threat to tbe Bla Ten title this to get Bob S~ng and crew back on the winmng side; Wellston $ Crows St•ak Houle Bowlers de- }'ell'. at Lo11an where apparently Wellston better had be careful; Final Matti, L..lut St.,..ln- fe~ted the ohio Produ~e in the Admittedly week at the guards McArthur at Middleport for a game which could be No, 2 win fut !den's Claoste Leaple at Pl and center posts, !layea iJ faced for the Jackets,· Rutland at Chauncey for a battle of the Buck· Y. UICnAIItdN/ 1':::ue Pleaant Thuraday nllht. Tile Pro- ,.ltlo the problem olltelding • line •• ., t ....,1n • "" duct hoy1 had won niae straight that can staod up under tbe hard eye "giants that sure as shootln' could gtr either way; a:.as •!'I' W. L. Pet. Gl &•mea •lthout a defeat until tbe cltorling Hullde offense. at Kyjler where Kyger will be favored to take their second VIC· New York 98 li6 .636 Crew's steak Hoose (195&37 state --- : tory; Point Pleasant at Wa~amil and thlli one won't make· lite ~~(care 90 M .D&f~ 1 CbimP•l heal them three ,..,., Pollock IIll UIO 142 482 o .Jiloi!On 112 72 !! alld .took over first place to the \vUiiams 152 186 184 532 I m•uch brightetfo·r you, 1I•Jph! . . ··::;;:::_.::,:~:::..:_::~.::::;•~~;;--::'::;:-:--:;;;:--;;~-: Detroit 79 '16 w di Burke 170 189 175 534 lr~. ' · Bo\lhllu~ 76 16 !GO 21· •••:.,~''.House was led b1 Paul Totals 810 842 804 24116 ,?f ... . 15 hlih ain&le e::'SSTIAK . 193 557 < ' wliJI!I(j>D M 99 .Sll7 48 The Produce team was led by ldeachmo lTD I17 156 !108 ,!!,R.• The Pomeroy.Cement Block C0111pany ... BU'ITERFLIES WILL BEAT MILWAUKEE- BOILING IDGHLIGHTS I -;.!!,;. -'.--N· ,. . ' ., . , ·. ~HNN'ESOTA TROUNCES 11111 -CMN. . ..., TODAY'S SPORT PARADE 14 CerlltU 13 ICoteate Pem Slalt 19 Peon 14 IOUTII gle driver was injured. Miller, piloting .. ·--- Goortl• TNh 0 SMU 0 JIMh Cttolhlo St. 48 Moryloncl 13 ·1Vandlrblll 9 Gttrgla 6 Wool Vireinio 14 Virtlnl• fooh 0 North Coroilna 16 Clom,.n 0 Plorlb 27 Waka Flftol 0 Mli!liiii,I It 10 Mlm)lltlo 5!. 6 L!U 21 Alobo011 0 South Corollno 16 Wofll>r• 0 MIDWEST Nttro Domo 12 Purduo 0 WloconMn 60 Morquollo 6 Mlcllitln 11. 54 Indiana 0 Tom C~rlollon 11 Ohio St. 14 PRO FOOTBALL I .' " crackups by roaring midget racers. Four men tied for second with only two wrong choices: They second gume. were Renzo Menchinl who atmos1 picked the Panthers to beat Dlt¥1 Mftly, C'OIJI'teou•ly yovr.•lf. Wellston purely out of loyalty to his home town but desisted ~~ Ob..,. IP"411m111, wornlng 1lgm. ., , . when urged to make his-choice an "honest one" for the team's sake, and the prestige of the Panel. Charley Gibbs, Pomeroy .. DOWNI 8y United Prtll 11Nlet 01 atrkt tn'-tm•nt of olt school superintendent, missed Gallipolis and Pomeroy. Bnllimore 3.J Detroit 14 tr.Mc tawa. ftlty wort for yOJ, not John Fullz of Middleport missed on Gallipolis and Middle· Pilh:1bt1rgh 20 Wnahmgton 7 riiGIMf you, W.,.,.lrtHII law• lrl port and John didn't know-nor did anyon-that Nelson CI!'Vrland B !';ew York 3 · illrllllylllllom4,RotltoaoOOWNI wouldn't be In the gold and black. A linotype error had John Green Bay ~I Chkago Bears 17 ,_, ,.. ""' s.ttrr ,_, picking Wahama over Belpre so the judges1ave him a Lus Arlloli'II'H ~1 Philt~dclphla 13 Chlrago Card• 20 San Ft·ancl•co 10 on that one. Kenny McElhmney, the Champ last week, also P~W u • public Nnlt'l • '"~tortwitla ( but two wrong: Galllpolls, of course, and Kyger over North v(!~ter Wu1kcr of ncar Salem Gallla by 7.0. It was 18-13, N. Gallia. .... lirf C.UII<il Ceutn 18 in Holzer Hospltal fQl' llfWIPG!W' .Adlllf'lllin1 sur~t'I'V resulting from a kidney in'· l•wtl~~tt ANOCIOiion Rich Jones, On subbing for Fred Crow, IConllnuod P1g1 five) -' jury this summer. I ~· Ntvy 31 Willlom I Mory 6 Dukt 41 VI• tinio 0 Manring,dsub~ing f~r :~~~loT~~ ';~~:~~d ~~~~:~:~n;h;~; Hat'/ T Th eEorI Of M'dd'.eport ,.. . . .,....... when Pete Miller of Charleston, IV. Va., wor top money at Clay· banks Speedway amidsl a flurry of a chance P.""nt·Lrs Have Punch On 01 . l.ense ~ ARM\' OVERPOWERS .NEBRASKA in the featurr was Red Lanham, I haven't seen Athens on action and ol s JUSt as well, for the 1o talk 111 Nelson vel bul he satd Dunbar, drlvmg Joe Mcfall's Spe· affair In Middleport Friday night sure!¥ would have been I the spct'd ) honor roll stndent did rial. Third money went to Larty painful for me to watch. As It most certaonly was to other lo- not ''"P out of sehuul lie said Bumpus, CbRrleston. cal fans who want the Yellow Jackets up off theu· collective Nelson had lndoralcd lhrougb b k frit•nd.:; he had tr1ed to get Lack Fans had a special treat when aCWS.llst b t X eli t offensive •nds who double quite las! Thursday nigh! !rom a trip 10 Charley Stewart zoomed around e on as wo e c en '-' Detroit wi th r~ latlves w t1me to lbe oval in his beautllul Offen· as efficiently in defensive roles . They ar~ Tom Comp?ton and holster lhe undermanned Jackets houser machme to win the semi· MaK Walton, tall , rangy, tough, aggressive and afraod of 110 mlo ohrir lopsidrd struggle agaln>l ftnal. Lanham and Bob Caslo; Dun· one not even Mr. Hawthorne. Athc•os whoch was losl 53·0 bsr. were oecond and third behind I~ addition the Rockets have two fine running halfbacks in Coach John Thompson was ccrMiller m the fast heal. Cundiff and Frankie Hili. Keith Slow beat winners were ~UIIlll' m]ured Steve Scott a!. fullback made one won er . ow . I e he nrr•ds 10 other pial ers on the us, Ray Norris. and Bob Francisco, heck Scott made !he .orst team . J.lanrmg only earned ~ight field Wllh him like anybody else. Charleston. times for a 20 yard average against the Panthers' admitll•c' ly is ' groat ilfl to I he The .consolation raee was taken Wellston backers, however, are high on Scott. Early last Yellow Jackeos. 1JY "MIKe Mulli~an. Parkerlburg. week he accidentally scalded a foot and sd was unable to play. No set·tous injuries resulted WIIO Pft.07EP follol'{l!d by Chester Smith, charles About a 160 pottn4er Rocket boosters claim he Is all football from lhe Alhens game .. Junoor MltJtiAUKII B~li"AIY.I'S 'It! ton and Horrv Kortz, Parkoiraburg. ' h'l t bl k d f Row ll·y hurl hts leg but " work!lfli!R Fll?ii PEN/VA/(T1 1 Eugene Wolloughby, lonesome player, fast, hard runner, s ty, a grea oc er and e en· iog lh" nwrning aa is Dave Stover 1/Nf)OIJIIr'EIJL.Y 7HG 1 local entry driving a descendent slve man. who "hangc1 up' hos sode. iSREAr'Eii 6/tl't5Lt: 7iW..Yc> of the Kerns Roush midge~ was Drtll was hPing taken this morn17fA1''6 /lAPPENED ro plagued wit~ engine trouble most tng as "hOOI was dismissed all he f'#A7' CtrY ~/IYC£' mE of the afternoon but he dro~e like a veteran ev('n though it wps his v of a hitch!urm =-~~~~#~§~§·~~~~~~~~~~~~~The ne Panther$ while outclassed In line play Friday night high plans school lo putbecause in on operation r.ft,~ first midget race, He is a tbp lo' ' noccs newly converted from cOal served notlee they pack an offenal~e punch that mav wreck 10 gos. cal winn~r in stock ear rating. the dre•ms of one or more contenders before Thanksgiving I ~-d Five rnidg,..ts were put out of night at the end of a season actton due to wrecks which kept day. I •prtdlct the Terry Phalin to Vernon Hanison passing WI'Ll SURPRISE SOMEBODY Lilli S S last that saw the highly-rated Indians the Cons on the edge of their hUI· Meanwlulf' Coach. AI " Clio of finish in six I h place. 211> &om .. !1(\e seats most or the afternoon. comblnaUon will gain m~rehyarS~sOthls fall than any other the Panlhers saul: e behind the Yankees. thrower *nd receiver pair on t e .. · "We ca n use a week's r.,pite A trophy race for stOtk can If Coacb Alex Clio, who Is defensive minded, can come up In aboullwo weeks we mert Jack· Ax.~ "We fell lhat a change of mon- will be held Ocl 6, weather 1pet-with an Interior line combination that c•n hold Ita ground and son. They·u be awful tough ." -~ cu u; agers will serve the best lnteresta miltin'i, at Clarbanks. "fill the gaps" there's no telllng who would be salt! frcm a bad Cilo pra~:!d the work of Wellof the telth," 1ald General Man, 1 A meeting for stOCk ell' owners night Blllnst the Pallther. ston end~ Tom Compston und Max CLEVELAND UP - Pepper-poJ a;er Hank dreenberi in umtounl.' and dtivers will be held Thursday evening, Oct. 3, at the E. Maln·st At this wrltln• the Bobby Nelson of Middleport case stilt is Walton 10 lhe hne and Cundoff ,Bo,bmbl'onaBgreragoonf, twhehoP.wl·t~bu~rr~hPPP•I; ing \he !Witch. MobllgiS Slation; • and Hill op the backftcld "' greai ,. • the mystery of the season. There's much conjecture floating 1·unners. "We jusl dtdn"l have lhe ral.. in mid-season, bounced back trt;=+~v--. around, little fact. lt'1 the latter I'm after, and prelerably horses m our line lo slop Well· into .. t4c m•jor leogues to(fay as from Bobby himself. ston," he s91d. Wellston won 39-20 the new manager of the CleveI know this: If Bobby could, he would. I mean play footbnll Cilo iaid he though a possible ,lond Indians. for Middleport. turning point of the gome came '!'he fiery Bragan suecceeded a in the third quarter when clip- bitlerly di90ppointed Kerby Farping penalt:' was called on Jerry rell whose releaAf! was announced 0 I Welker after Walton boomed lhe -,'- - , . , much lighter Weiker onto the Clio predicted: Hall to Earl Knight, Yellow Jll\:ket High School prtnclpal, a back of anolher Wellslon player I f ll f f , ki . ht . f "Wo'll be out there on every c ose o ower o every sporl, or pte ng e1g wmners out o on Ihe ground. game night playing 10 win. Somea possible nine in Friday's Prediction Panel. ··n was a legal call of an in· hody may gel surprised." Earl was subbing for Harry Barnes incapacitated for the fradoon bul very unfortunate lor He ::tJ'orled ' Paul Rfuler, re, greatshape. H'e m1sse , d on l y on Ga.1 us,"Colohe said day, an d came th roug h m ,. , d lh P th h d ,.,.ve e •u, shou ld be recovere d 1nuoca.e e an ers a from his sprained wrtsl by the . 1·~~ wh'IC h sho~ ld no t sharne h"trn ,,uecause h"IS seven b~o ~ r hoped to,roll Ilpo to a thlrd..qu~r.ter TD, J3ckson game and that Blll Gibbs, panelists also believed too much of what they had read 10 t e making 11 20·19, Pomeroy, and A special remodehng plan for center, and Robert r.reene. defen· papers. were on th"lr way unt1J the ven- s1vc gm,Td, should be well by then, homeowners that can bt tal· The panelists will be more wary of Gallipolis from now on . oily hurt them too. lored to Itt Individual clrcuni· Blue Devil boomers were claiming the title kind of early, pro============~~~~~~ stances. Eaty budget Hnanclng vtding they could keep their flrstll men In the game. Verlly, with no money down. If lnllrI belleve they were In at Logan but the final score was 25·14, eoted contac1 d t f G IIi li t an no or a po s. ID_J'UriCS Hurt Sten!!el's Plans G~ry v . v·JCtory For 8t hWorld Series NEW YORK UP - The champion New York Yankees hoped to solve thelr onjury problems today while awaiting the arrival of lh• MilWaukee Brav., and wh•t could riche<t overall Wori4 SCII08 starling Wednesday. casey tbe . Stengel for his of eighth ., . ~ racing season was on hand Sunday nrght nnd C't><!ch Alex Clio of Porn· ter one comes along: . .. froy wcleo med a week's resp11 11 However, I suspocoon Wellston has a tough proposotoon' m whtrh he hopes to gel hts squ" ' ahead if it has senous designs on the cha:mpiOnShlp Jackson. back •nto top pbysocal shape for and surely Athens, based on performances to date, will have 1l'hr J"ekson bailie two weeks . . strong arguments wilh the Rockets Parhculariy Jackson ac- away. · PrJn('Jpal F:arl Kmght at M1d . ...... ' ... Largest crowd of the summer Finger Points To Rockets As Thr.eat . .. Large Crowd Is On Hand Foa· Midget Ra~ing • By Alan l'ilaver th 111 rnMnuu· turmng,_ out fot· his l't·~ ular bumps in rbotball drdl. The Sports Desk lr.os not seen all the SEO clubs in action )!et tin g rC"ady for the Yellow Jack· yet but that crew Friday night at Wellston Will do unto! a bet- C'l \fcArthur game fr'riday night I con.l:ng to observers ...... l -......----~·· - Rest Before ' Jaekson Tussle NE'' ~ on Wll S .1 Returns· To· Ja,ket Squad Cilo Glad Fol' Bobhy ·, •' :'!: ;~ffl>~ ':!:.·I~~ ~ ' =~:.~ ~~~c~t 143 liiO 172 ::: E. Thomas Rees ~ a u; b - ~: 474 Clifford 165 148 12t 484 ' , ~Is ~ • ·•· a II 'He a ·c · 'i i a '*1J :~ rfJw!'hf llllli{JCj!J, . ~~- Clip this ... BriDe at :~ :: :: 188 172 21~ 57• e1 8'11 1198 28.' ,. " 0 get a. BD S! S I .n IUA:; IUALTD&D TOP VALUB STAMPS with a S5·~- Toppie Jumh · Stamp fills a whole page when P8lted change for free To[1pie Jumbo Stamp, in new Starup Saver Book. otret ~~ · It's equal to 50 Top Value Stamps pires Oct. 19, 1957. Save TC!tJ Value•• · Stamps, get famous-name gUts ~ , 1 •• the same amount you would get youn: clip Jumbo. ~tamp Ottfacsimile above, bnng ot on, ex· ·1 et gifts FREE for Top Value �•. CONCRETE BLOCU "lwlld Botltr Por L - CONSISTENT DEPENDABLJ! RESULTS GBUISER BLOCK 00. 'WANT ADS Mason PTA Association Named Committees For Coming Y that the old defensive type play will have to work for the . Cleve· landers until I more presentable offense can te worked Jnto shape, Nowcomora SupPort Dofoftll Two neweomero on the Cleveland team give support to the delenaive theme. They are end BUI Quinlan and linebacker Vince Costello. Quinlan is a rookie in the Nationa! League, but be's aerved time in the Canadian circuljs while playing with the Army. A ' ' bill, aix-foo!-lbree, and packing ~IIQ .pounds, he JS a possible replacement for Carlton Massey, who Opened for the Brown last year \ · the end spot and later switched to the Green Bay Packero. I ' Committee chairmen were nam· must pay their own bills if they ed by Pr..,ldent Edward Rickard at want to keep their phone•. The aMIIM North of l'onror the initial meeting or the Mason group also voted to present a pet!· ~It, 13. Coli Wm. G - . Parcnt-Teaeheu Association on tion to the county court In rea:ard Costello plnyed college ball at last Tuesday at the Mason Elemcn· to the equilization and reassessOhio University. He is the current llockl••lllll Milk cow numbers have detary School building. mcnt of properly. leading conten~er among the can· clined the last three years and the RATES Committee heads appointed didatea for the middle lineback· decline stili is in progres& In• were as fDllows: Program, Mrs. Miss Sylvia Blake's first grade er'o post on the basio of liis speed creases in milk production have 120 Bl .Insurance William L. Zerkle; Membership, cl~ss was pre~ented the atten~ance strength and ability to analyze op- been the res"ll of a steady lain in Mrs. T. A, Hewetson; Finance ami pme for havang the most parents poSing plays. production per cow, an 8 percent Budget. Mrs. Woodrow Foreman · present at the meeting. increase from 1953 to 19M. Hospitality, Mrs. Dewey Smith: Attendinll the meeting were Publicity Mrs. Edward Ryan Saf- Mrs. Harry Surface, Mrs. Vera 11\'~URANCE AGENCI ety, W. Thorn; Magazine.' Mrs. Dodson, Mrs: Vivian Fry, Mrs. lnsecls i"'•ade cracked pods of flllr~, Automoallt, H11ltt. Eber Housh; Character and Spiri Ve lma Burrts, Peggy Anderson, stored peanuts. Specialists in the and SpedaJ Notl<eo of Evenll $1.00. Obituart.o ACCIDENl tual Education, Mrs. · Alice Roush. Sandford Younce, Mrs. E. A. Sch_aUSDA's Agricultural Marketing <eDt per wood Lito, CoMiolly and ..... Mrs. Stanley Harbour was nam- ekel, Rev. a~d Mrs. Claude Ktt Serv1ce are trying to stop them lloln1 Cool of llvln1 Conartal Dtmoo to Rap ed treasurer of the orgnnizatiou chens. Mrs. Wayne Green, Mrs. H. - -with insecticidal aerosola and llg '58 Election l11ut llit'4 Economic Pollclta Deming Water Systrm, shallow for the coming year because of the E. ~chwab, Mrs: DGnv~r Ar!is, sprays. resignation of the old treasurer Leuu~ Sleeth, Ahce Sm1th, Aller well electric driven pump. 30 In MIDDLEPORT, OHIO 11J JlllfiiY OATBOAIIT 6116-M PI!ONU late Charles Carr, prmcipal of th{' M. Roach, Dorothy Pyatt, Velma gal. pr01sure tank. CH!nJIPrmll'ao•IMgtOlt Wrltw Coa l furnace. 20' stee l, pipdcss - --- - - ·- ·- - school, asked the members of tllt: Zuspan, and Jo Ann HarboUr, ASIIIII~N-'I'ht llatDf coit of llvilll II certain In be a big with automatic rontrol Used group to participate in the activ- Charlie Carr, Mrs William L llluo In tho Iiiii elecU0111 111141 lf1 a problem that haJ Prul· four monHts. Walter France, itics of the Mason City Youth Ceo- Zerkle, Mrs. Ruth Ryan, Mrs. Freo dent Zllenbowtr won'le4 more than anything el1e. The Pre1lrlent Rutland, Ohio, phone 2·4464. ter. Slewart, Mrs. Dewey Hudson, Mrs lr Or. ft-ank 0. PloW,., lmldent, II •rtolllly coocoml4 with tho oituallon &l)d II keeping a cloao 9 30 6tp . Hollonol Chlropi'Qdk AtaocllllfNI The PTA vote~ to pay the tet'e- Eddie llirhard, Woodrow F)>re · watch on It, reeelvlng ll)«lal_reporta from govemme~t economists. However, Mr. Ellenhower 1tlU feell that the problem mUit be phone bills of the school. Because man, Katherine McGowan, Mrs. 1 Built Ki tchrn. - Kitchen ! mot with volunU.r mothodJ. Ho to coovtncs4 that mandatory con· or economy moves made In the Georlle Hudson, Sylvia Blake, Mr Are You II l)rug Addlctt trola In ~tlmt would bo a otep towahl docounty ~chool s,i,tem, scllooill and Mrs. Robert Sayre. -11. ·' ' l designed for your home. l'r<e 1 llfroylng free enterprtae. The average medicine eabinolla : estimates ~~oreman & Abbott. ~ Carter, 'Mrs. Thomas Dirbun, Mrs. For that ruaoa, he untloubledly wBI tnttnally t erammed with an aS!orlmenl of Phone 82C4-Y. 8 6 tf I 111 ........ It, IJllhn 1\J.rley, Mrs. Joseph Kearns, the pftiiUre m both labor a.nd management to 1bottles and boxes. This coll,ectioa of pan1ceu representa the nition• Karen Warth, Peggy Birbun, Carforep lntla~ wap hlkll. He ael the e<· Grocery Store i~Jand. App ly at I at addiction to the "drug habit.• ample hlmlelt by Yttolnr a pay n111 for rov• oJyn Roush, Doris Roush, Timmy The Fountain, Mason, w. v 3 . ' - - - - - - - - - - - ' By Vlrolnl• C1i'leton • The peraon who aeeks oomo U1J 9-24-6 ~FIRST PTA MEETING emmont Worken. ., Carter, Billy Roush, Randy Roush. : "out' for & 1eondition he himHll tp. t ;-w;--;;--;,;-;;-;;-;;-;;-;;-; ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;,;;;_""t l The Hartford PTA held ils first Betty Bush, Brenda Gibbs, Charopeno tho llttla door e ECONOMIC POLioD:EI !AIIOET-Demoerall. I , created-who Monday Thrv Soturday FOR SALE - Appt ... New !Ia· meeting of the year at toe school lene Roush, Betty Roush, Allee with the mirror on tt wheft he · In conrnca already are laying the rroundwork t to J ven Orchard, New Haven Phune on Sept. Z3. T~e President, Mr1. Roush, Con me Carter, Junior Kilconsider• himself •'sick" It U for a tuU·ICIIt attack on tht &llenhower admln.. ;_ , .Evninga by Appointment TU-24688. 7-29ll from Good Shoe Repair I Harry Grimm pm1ded. Durins the lingsworth, Danny Ray Kearns, much an addict 11 tho pers9n who lalraUon'o economic pollctu When the Houae and has tc be hoapitaliled to "taka the ,. '·Pefmtnenlli fi,I!O, $10 and $1D - -- J busineSB sc"ion plans were dlltu•- Donna Glbb•, Garland Gibbs, Gary 8 , cure." The medic:ine cabinet 11 a · PHONI 6421-V · I 14 I for kent sed for raising money for sehool Gibbs, Butch Gibbs, !,ora Carter, ; ·" " poopla are get• · crutch to 1upport tho!t whti eon. --_ ---- __ projects. Committees were ap· Kogenia Warth, Linda Warth, Lin· tlnr leu and paylnf out mort wiU highlight the not live senalbiy- a crutch which 2B Walnut St. Middleport pointed. Following the meeting da Lou Warth, Reds Faye Warth. Is fiimay and often breaks. . 1 yoar-tonr llemocnUc campatp tc ntatn control ~:!*:!!:!!!:!!!:!!!:!!!:!!!:!!!:!!!:!!!:!~:For Rcnl - gxtension LaddCI'S, open house was held in the school Mr. and Mrs. E~mer Sayre Sr. of 111 tho 1058 olecUon~. The d&ngar of aU aueh 1111. · , HtldQuartera For' Scaffold Boards, Drop Clolhs. c.areteria. Twenty eight members of ncar Middleport visited Mr. and medication ·is that It ftleo In , A tt&rriiiC role w1U be wiped tc fre!lunan Senator William · C1lnton FIHher, Middleport, • IJIIIOnite Mrs. J. M Crump, Sunday afterface of nature. A eonditlon which 1 Lugago- Lane Cedar Phone 6265-X. 11 t tf were prcBCnt. Proxmtro, tho Democrat wbo won Ilia seat of tho toto J"'eph R. ~~~~ - LAU Window FanSereatea recurring headachu indl· : noon. JolcCarthY Ill WllcoDIID'I opeclal elecUOII laol Auguot. o eatea only tbat the condition maal ). Frigidaire Refrigerators. Rooms lor ;;;;:cio~' to town I BIRTHDAY CELEBRATION Dtmocr&Uo otratoplf, lmprwtd by Proxrnlre'• upael vtelory, be removed i /.reparation• wlleh , " ltllor Furnltura, Mlddloport, Ohio 127 B tt 1A 9 'a t2t wiD lift blm a buUdup Hlclom rr&nlod to a ftnt•ye&r lawmaker. temporarily eaden the pain do ' 4 29 tf u ernu "· · ' Mrs. Bill Fields cntcrlaincd with 'l'llt ....... , he bu to run for IHie<tlml nut year and needo to notijlng but otiil Nature'• warn. 1 ,;.'------~a children's party Sunday afterltriDdliiD hll pOiltton. • • • • • t:' • ing, for pain lo merely the 'fOict , l.llSt & For Rent, Moderri five roo111 '::;:;:::=::;:;:=::==:=.:--:-~::::...: noon from two until four. Tho ocof Nature aaylnr, "aomethlur t1 i ~· apartment on Mulberry Ave. C{)MPJ..;E'I'E Jnsur•nce Protection., casion was honoring her son, Da· eJB&NOO mrr-PreaJdent Ellenhower reportedly lias decided wrong," The headache 'lJ&f bt :UIST: Yellow gold Benrus wrist Must be seen to be appreciated Lilt, ~uto. Fire, Polio. Call Dor vid, on his tenth birthday. The 1f to tavtlt Bpala'l Generaltulmo FrancliiCo Franco to vtslt the United temporarily relieved but th" btslo 61 ~,; watch •. black leather strap* Lost Phone 310-M , Pomeroy. 11-2~- 1• Hi\11, Mifidle;:<ll1, Ohio. children enjoyed games and re811111. ......, e1oaa to the Whtta House aay two·factoro lie be· condition becomes prOfi'!HiveiJ wGrse until aerloua alckritll , . ' In Hiddleport, Sunday. Coli - - - ---- - - -freshmen!! were served to Shirley hind tht ........ , lUIII. '' 8020-X. 9 30 3tc \ Mac and lonnie Smith, Betty Jo 1-Incroutnr u.s. m!Utary tlos wttb Spata, where Amorkan air Many people ara addlelld to t' R 1. 1 .. . . - - - - John&on, Lois Jean Jotlnson, Sue CLEVELAND UP _ Cleveland buel have u.eumed rtew importance Jlnce Ruaala.'a auceeJeful test drugs to "correct" eonsUpatlonl Aut~ efJc or. stl ,·shtutc route earner 55 acre farm for Bale 9 room and Gary l.ef Fields, Stella Mac Coach Paul Brown has •witched of alon&'•J'&Dit ballistic mlolle. , and thia is a classic examplo cr ' or 0 a1ly Sentiuel Contact Carl house nicl.! barn 12 cow stan- and Dennis Kimes, Carolyn R1zer, 1-~'1 welMmown dealre to come to the United Stetet be• I-" · · Sta~~ Jd s ~~ t. 1 _ 9 28_:_• "t plam after winning only two pre•• to lh• Kl ngdrug addicti~~J~ 1 for the perlataltlo 1 l'tll\'1 Pontiac V8 4 rtr $2,390. . _ chion~, plenty water, good fence. Judy Finnicum, Kathy Fields, Bil· fonJ bt rtllnqullhtl leadenhlp or the'8Jllllllah • taw action which nmoves waate from $60CO oo 1~000 00 down $50 a lie James, Sharon Fields, Donald scason exhibition games. He is re· lo-bo, Don Juan, who II belnf groomed for utablithmeat of tho t·:mf.i.Jertain Sedan. One careful the body is a muscular action. It aligning his concentration on deM" local owner. Sharp ear. Blact· month. Located on blacktop Gibb• Mro. George James assisted moalnlhJ. . this work is done for the muacllt, lnlrs, Pomeroy ·--- 9-.2-7-6-tc roo-t, Roule 680 between Tup· Mrs. Flcldt. fensive strength. Bach tntlumUaiiOIJato!l u Porelsn Relations Chalnnan Theother become weaker through lack _ _ __ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ pers Plain' and Reedsville. RobLast season, the Cleveland squad doro F. Green (D), llliodo latlnd, llepubltcoa Lea<ieJ Witltom F. of exercise and the muaelea ea11 atrophy, , crt Hill, Reedsville. 9 30 3tp BIATHDII y HONOIIED was Jtrong on defense, allowing Knowland of Ga!Uomla, and Dennil Chavex CJ?I or New Mexico, 186 Chevr.otet V8 "210" 11.795 USJReSS Mro. David Warth and MIBS Vir- fewer polnlo to opposing teams an lllld to have Ul'fl4 Mr.!Ciaenhowor to extend tho lnvilatton. Aspirin and othor paln·klllen ', 4 dr. sedan. Powcra:Jide. Reai· J.'or Sale- 6 room house, located ginia Gibbs were hostesses to a tpan any other outfit in the Na· • • • • deaden pain by acting on tht fteft'oo ous system. "Curea" tor conatlpa..l '!' ' '' 11 sharp inside and out. Radio in Racine, cleotrlcity. gas, wa. party honoring their mcther, Mrs. Uonal Profmionat root ball t 11&1' IYii ON 'l'RA!LAIID-Iltato department experts aro a tion usually irritate the linin Of Pnme · - - - - tcr. Nice size lot. Call Raclne Louise Gibbs, on her birthday. Lcagu~. lot more eone&Ud about the recM'It chanre of gov· 1 1nd heater. Blacllnars, the digdtive organs so•that I TO)', 9-27-Stt· Scvcrltl territories avai lab le In 3217 or rreda Bentz at Martin The party was held at Lhc home of At the start of practite, Brown emmenlla Tb&llu4 than they are wJllinl lo admit •tctnt expel the waste matter and art -;;;-PI h d "I ••• 4 d rnral Meigs f'o lnlcresled' ilotci. 9-27·3tc Mrs. Sarah Roush and the after- indicated he would build up a puorbltfcltyla.ll th d rim t d • t th Chango definitely habit-forming, for "hiD ymout 4 r. • .• ~. r. W t B t Il II R rough . and • ready offensive ll"it c y, ' epa en Ill only Ina ' peristalsi,a no longer occurs tht~re '• Sedan. Dynaflow drive. Spotr1 c ox 148, Marictla for iu- For Salc- 5 room\--bath, gas, noon was spcn n orma y. e· overthrow of Premier Pibul Songgram by the Thai- Dl•turll must be an entire dependenee a , . I Jeaa two tone blue rlnuh. formation. 9-27~3tc freshments were served to Mrs." But insufficient experience in the land anny commander II an lnhrnal matter for these irritants. . --Lcity water Charles M. Hale}'. GJ.bbs, Mrs. lioward K1.111.n•sworth, quarterbar.k spot has turned him th 1 h Blaettn1rs Pomeroy D27-6t · R tl d Ph 24823 9 27 3t ft a eOWltry. However, privltely, American offictals ave ex. Doctors of chlropraeUc aeek lba '--:-..,.' . . c (20.)Busl nes!l Servir.es u nn . one . ~ .:...! Mrs. R•Jph Greene, Mrs. Kenneth back to his old defensive tricks. prwod,l~ that •\~!• development could throw • hitch Into plans 'eauAeJ- not the efFects of llfk· Thb Browos are , five.polni unfor 11\e Soiillletat Trolly orrantEatlon. . ... ness, They e:eek, to make the pa• .; aiM Chevrolet "210" $1.290. ~ A-cc-o-un-tJ-ni- ;.;;,,.,-, -h~o-kk~;-ping, ~.. 'IIJI ~, Dated thio 26th day ol August dcrdogs in their scheduled oeSBon'1'llt atw That government hu gtven no fonnal assurances lt wilt 1111 tlent feel well temporartl~ bal l dr. Sc!dan. Radio lnd Healer. financial statements. Tax re- , \.,Alt IUs-1 'I 1957. al debut with the champion New ~01\tlnUI l\lpt)Ort Of the 1.1\U·Communlst aJiiance and the new more important, to STAY WELL 1 l.e81 thRn 27,000 miles Clean tllrns. Clarence Mamr, Phone I POMEROY - .I room! city water . J d JohlnthQ. PBocbont C t York Giants at' Municipal Stadium leader, Field Manhll Sarit Thanora~ Ia nlfordod u leas pro·U.S, permanently br corre~tln1 &blJ ·!. inaide. Blaettnoro1 Pomeroy. · · u gc o c ro a e our Sunday IIWI hll p - r · <Suse of the illneas. 3flO·M. __ 9-25·61p electricity end gas, commode. I Mel·., County. oh 1·0 ' -' • 1-27-8tc , ·Brown an•' his offensive special- 1f:,;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:,;;;.;,;;;;;;.;;;:,;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;.;;;;;;;;.;;;;;;;,;;;;~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;J Venetian hlmds. All oi•.c• and Nice lot, out of high wolcr, and I (91 23 30 (10) 7 3tc 16t, Howard Brinker, have decided II 1 ' 110* Pontiac 8 cyl. Conv. Cpc. C(llors. flbnr,qlass awningsi Raynear I!IChools. Cash price $1~00. Star Chlel. Like new glo KAI hrater.: eleotric light RURAL HO!IJI - 7 room house in 1 11. llluo ·· \Op. Ali leather scats. fixtures, pla.tic tile lor blli~fair condition, well and good eel· ·· 1Bl81111Dara, Po01eroy. D-27-6tr room•. lar. About 1~ acres good tillable PHONE 398 I Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy· Middleport, 0. 1 Silpt. 30, 1957-7 Ohio State Vnlversity exlen1l'on \ economists predict total turkey production this year will be even greater than last year, wi\h moot of th~ increase lo· heavier . type birds. · Ravenswood~s !Continued ~"'m Pogt Onal "It is particulary fitting tha~ Governor Underwood will makr the m11jor address because ol hb deep inler"'t in n lt only school problems at the local level. bul also in the fight for hctleJ' 9Chools jh~ou~ hcut the •late." r.leanwhHe, lnvitathms are bdn& extended, as In past Yl'ars to tOJ.t industrial. educational and gO\'· trnmcntnl officinls. Mofe lhnn 80 prominent leaden annunlly par· Jicipate in the program. 1tavenswood's $~ -DollAr Banuet'' has drawn widespread 11tlentlon to the community and its publiclty has cre~;;ted rtolionwidc interest in tbe project In which 100 per ee n, ot the proceeds derived from tick et sales gil directly to tb f.' town'1 schools. Rodney Downins T. Real Estate Broker . W HEALTH HINTS This year the schooJ's needs fo1· supplifls which cnnnot be provlderl ~Y the county school system has become more critical because of the doubling of Ravenswood's school room capacit)' and the sharp increase in pupil population. ¥unds from the "$5-Doiinr Banquet" wlll be earmurked for such aeadetnie neres.sities as 3dditional library books, mops, audio and vi· sua!· uids und playground eulp· ;;.:=:;~.;~~~~;~-~-~~;--~-~~Custom Now Open . MARY JUNE " Hartford News . ... .... '. BEAm SALON I For Extra Wear SEE US TODAY eo.,..... Shoe Shop ::-.61 Found ... =--::-- 17 l Help Wanted ,::J, (8) ';_'·,'. 1 " YOU SAVE HERE Brown Realigns Strategy! W/'111 I Build Defenses (21) Real Est(Jte ( 18 I Employment· Wonted ··" · Opportunities : 1. Punctuation '· ., 'a.... k/ I l -r;;;'::':::,::'::::::::====:::::;::::::::;:;--- , r-.".296· v ..;. ' -, ,. , ... ..,. Buick• ao low " $89~ Six fine automobile• rrom Jali5ficd ~ o-ner•. Blaettnarfl, Pomt11'oy. "' . ,,.~-27-ete __ ...,_ ·• -" t --- ~ ' .,(8b) I"IU 0 • erviCeS INGS :.11.~J..... -H. RAWL SONS CO. - 24 ir· Wrecker Service. Doy ,..,. Phone 8227. Nigh t nhonc r ··DoDGE · PLY'IOUTII '"'"" " DEALEAR 3 6 tr .....x. ' (QI . For Salt ,Coleman luci oil heater wilh ' blowor. 8 room- Price $40. sco at Clover Farm Store, Tuppc" P.leino, 9-27.atp •• Llrit ~ beatroll. Contart 0. M. Wolin, Rt. No. 2, Pomeroy, Oltlo. 9-27.Jlp Tlri• IUIII ~oil. One mile frQm villaic. 'l'o· 1 · $ 200 . Thl s housc uocs ' 1 to pnce I 1 need work but wHI make you a • d ho m• . o wntJ r will I'uumcc (lOO wilh $200 down. - - - - - - - - - - - - FARM- 100 acres midwty betwutJn Athens and Pomeroy on TERMITES IXTEAMINIITID lJ. s. 33. 1110 acrca in tractor cui· For frt•e lnllp~ttlon ph.ane 313·M, Uvutlon , !7l.' aerce pasture, !orne Gltmorc Supply Sloro, Pomoroy. limber, tho11~nnt1s of locust posts All work guarontecd. Fully in7·mom hClll'' w1th bnt h, i" an d d 10red. Vaughan's Industrial an 1 1 11 1 b b 0 ' " " c ' · .argo OBcmcnt orn, R"l leJ,tial Term Ito Control Serf tJKi rtJ ham and plenty other -~lce:_st_M_sr_y_•._W_ '!_•_·_ 7_2_D_t building•. F.<ccllent for ei ther 1 RADIO & TELEVISION SERVICE, dairy or hod cattle. Sacrificing I ~hone 20~. Cleland Appilnnce at $14,000. Store. 116 w. Main St., Pomoroy IAOILII PLANT - Pouilry build2 23 If ln~s with 11!00 hroltcr copoclty, completc with automatic feeder Rnd WRtcrera. Plenty of water: pond, drilled wc11, t.'i!ltern, 2 Good CltiD Used Can walr.r IY81.cmo. ~-room house AU Mallet IDd Modtlt with water and clcchlcity. 50 acres with 30 acres in cultivation l.oc•lcd ncar Stole llighw>y and priecd lor quick 881e at only ' ' " Eotlmot" Dolo Wtppot Supply 215 Unlo~t Ave. Pomeroy, Ohio 8 13 Imoe METROPOLITAN lor guno, lrade any· 10n or a gunh for AUTO 8ALI!S 1 llltlhlng. I1 price nn ' r 11'· . 1 14aytermt,belldeai.Oponeven _ ----· ·- - - · -· jjjp. Fife Refriaeratton. Middle~; O.bio. 9 28 3tc ... ~~ lOr ae' $~OO. CUCKLIR REAL TV BOX m PHONE JOa.Y IDI 28, 3tc· WE BUY NCTICI 0~ APPOINTMENT Eotott ol Honry Franklin lolloy mUCTURAL I IIIIMI DoCHtod Notice is hereby given thai ~:vp IIC~ IliON- MITALl G. Bailey whoRC Post Office .'dd· ~LLEY rc" is Cheater, Ohlo bas heon dilly "' appointed Adminl•tralrix of the "tate of Henry Franklin Baile~ , _ . lit ' - late of Chester Township, Meigs tafM. I ~~~~-=.,..:-' I Ccunty, Ohio, dcrcascd. ,trtelf II" TV'a eomplete. Installed. -llalcd this 2Dth day of Scptent· ~· f12,1!0. Set llmhall MIIJcr, Jr.. QUICK SERVICE on Watch T Re· • ber, 1937· IIarrllonville, Ohio. 9 28 6tp patrtng by t"actory ra 1neu Jolon C Bacon watchmak•r. COLLINS JEWELJudge of the Probal• Ccurl ERS, Pomeroy. ' I 3 tf ldrlgs County, Ohio 191 30, 1101 7, 14, 3tc ·iOII ~ - Ma)e!tlc table top ·w!!Oit oi coal ronge- Gcucral ~lnll• iron. Both in ,_."~··· condition. Ciaronre . llf~uj.d ii; 2 mllet OIBt of Chell· It til II Route 2t8, YU-~3122. 9 28 3tp .IJ~\ TV eo-;;;'pWe:'"i;;d.iJ;;d. Try ~nd Stop Me ,__---ty BENNETT CER.----• WIFE took a mall-order course In "appre<:ia." AFARMER'S lion of literature," and becltme increaslncly critical· oi her husband's grammar. "You shouldn't call the hired hand 'Bill','• abe in ... slsted. "Hio name II Wil· llam." This eek- -- • TO SELL OR RENT . !· h" OHIO V JUNK CO. 1.---.. . NOTICI OF APPOINTMENT Admlnlstntor ~;;;~:;;~:;;;;~;;:;~~~ lototo of J. L. Obimohor doct11ll ""Notice Is hereby g1ven that Ed· 'I /win Oberho'zcr whose Post OfT flee Addresl t• Albany, Ohio has been duly appointed •• Adminis· U <'I lrator of tho Eolate of J. L. OberSave •100 Co $1UIIO holler late ol Albany, Ohio, Mei1s One, Two and Three Bedroom• County, .Ohio. deceased. Jar'e otoek must go. Bring your Doted tbis Dth day of Scptem· du1res and your problema. bcr, 1057. we're deal:.,g on the very lowJohn C. Bacon move in tomorrow. Try UL Jud&e of the Probate Court eat poaible terms! . Meta• County, Ohio. e TIN WIDTHS (91 30, (10) 7, U, 3tc e HUGI SILI~TION Mill~ reconditioned ured one . NOTICI 0~ API'OINTMINl and !wo bedroom traUero. cx · latott tf Cora Hamilton Doc11tt<l P'REE DELIVERY - QUI I Notice II hereby liVen that Open 7 Days A Week .Qe,orae Jlalllllton whoae Post Of· L ~~~ ad<IJ"!" is Tupper• Plalna, Oul I Qltlo11b.u been duly ap~lated ., ~Oint 1\dillrilitrator of · jhe ·Ettate of lfloR l,famill~n Ia e of • ll'uppt!f8 w~~i:_ ~"'G~ o, ~~" Meigs CoUntY, Ohio, d~ DOWN ~ I'• ~.~ ~ ~ 1.' ~~ I'' I"' --~ .. I~ 43. Matt kiln «4. Zane-. a\l_thor 46. Arablu garment U Cry of pain I" . ~ ,. ~ IJOPOID or Belilum. and Prlneees ., , llnd Mrs. Eisenhower at_.~e~_pQrt, . R. · Eileeutlve and !he FIJ:st Lody entertained the tea. It was the fl.rst major entertainment the . Wldertaken durin& their vacation. I'" I"~ ' •. - ~ ~ , ~ 1. . 1. . ~ ~"" I"' Ill• t ""'.Ill • • • er,p-.- """..... .t END.'' 1 QUU1 RPY C~rf. KWIC KWIC KGPNCU IVJI • f!- HFO" KI'GX UA'II, . ' •' 111/IICIVPK NCVZV-JIRIXt, • .... , 'l'eatertlay'l OQptoqiloltl I SR~ ~ ARROW ~ Am, rr FE'-!- TO li:AJITII, I KNEW NM' WIIJ:Ril "' ...,11:J'ELLOW. .!'* ...!~ '· (' ---'--'-~------- " · Police lSBue Rules For Child Protectwn CALL I Y uowl . ' -. TeD Tbe A- Taker You Waat "A Guaraateed-Result WilDt A•" / .,__ \.. to ~-EX-KING i I · ta LONOI'ICLLOW One !attar otniplf iw.tll for uotfttr, In thluamplo A. II Ulltll for tho thnt L'o, X for lbt two o•o; ete. llnflt lotto,., ~ l~htt. tonflh and lctlnlt'91> of• tha wort11 lllil\1. .&ach dl¥ tht codo letters ~ dtttoHrit. , 1 ...' • I THOMAS ~. IIAtltiiT'f ~), I o! Chlcaro. rival or lm!OI II. ! Ho~a lor pre&ldent ot the T-- · lllero Unlt>a, arriYtl Ill Mlolal · Beaeh. Fla.. for the ~ I tion's convention. He told te- ! portero that tb• el~etion. Df omcera mUJJI be poslpojotd.lt a Fed'eral l~dla bao Ordered If. • Hnagerty '. ,td he wpo lllfonntd that he would bave lhe ~Upparl o! 900 of thti 1.1129 dol.,atao. ~ --· ------,.--·;...···--- - ,....,..,....... ~ 147 '1 ' book AXYDLBAAXR rat en '-,;;,;.;,:,:,.;;~~~' I> I~ Opposes Hoffa !ISENHOWEifiS -fiOSl count· ant'a DAILy CRYPTOQUOD:- Here'• !tow to work lt1 Then For r 'I Waverly M Sa ln. 1 seodlng '(ifll! but unable to at· tend ,vere' M.rs. Bert Grimm, rt--trs. H. B. PQwell. MIBS Eva Sayre, Mrs. James lfunt and .Mrs. Coules Bur· ri. , greedliy 29. Coblne monkey 32. Olad ttdtnp \ U. J.c. · I. Low lolantll 2. S·lhaped motdtnr J011ell hll lletn loutmtltet at 10 mfY banqvttl. thti year, he'a thlnklnJ or CIIIJDI hlo auW,QJrapey DAI:S WITIIOUT, C lilt, br DtniC!tt medium 67.Achann 68. Fat 49. Notft&t 00. Vtrrucos• .,.,k, ~oorrto CAP Cadet ~· I> domato 41. A pot cs. HYJ)o<lermtc eap•ule Cl. Cultura IF YOU. HAVE SOMETHING' •Yol.l don't 'put out' tht light," abe declared. "You 'extingulah' u:· Late that night, the cou• p1e heard a atr1111e noise downatain and the h111bind grabbed a ahotcun and de· ~ ccnded to lnveotigate. He w11 amiling when he came "It wus only a William-loa~" be explained, "which I 1rabbed by ita anecdote and exlinguishtd.'' The new Our Ladr pnstor wil ! reside at De Sales Hei g ~ts rl'Ctor) in Parkersburg until the recton (Coittinutd FrDm Ptge Ont) is built at the ne\V Jark3on Coun ty church. · proud of Cadet Curd." The scholarship committee also The Reverend Robert Park oJ 1clcctcd three alternates for the St. Francis' Zavier Parish in Par- •cholarship. Chosen were Cadets kersburg has prevlous~y served Utt> Mark I .. Brown, Cuya hoga Falls. mission. He will now devote fuJi Ohio, Michael Brown, Bartlesville, timi to his teaching and other dut ' Oklahoma, :.md Robert C. Reisner, ie! at Parkersburg parish. LanU-:a, Hawaii. Members of the Order or St Serving on th' teholarshlp comBenedict devote their Jives mainly to educational, scholarly. literary mittee were General Agee, Dr. and artistic pursuits. The Order M.e-rvin K. Striekler, Jr., Director >I Aviation Educotion at CAP Na· datrs bock to the 1610 C•ntury. lional H'eadquarters, General Spivey, an1 Gol. J. w. Henderson, Dean af Admissic!IS and chairman of .cbolmrahlp committee or Culver. lConltnutO From ~1111 Onol and 0ian HyscU' ire really bceinQing to need more core." Salk vaccine is now becoming BIIOIIL SHOWER qenerally available, the chapter Mr. and Mrs. St. Clair Hill enofficial stnt•d. She urged all persons under 40 who have not re- tained with • bridal ohcwer, Wed· nesday evening honoring their, ~ei~d v:accine to aiTange for tbeir niece, Miss Wilma Burnem. !hots without delay. Those attending were Mrs. John DECOLA SEEKS SEVENTH Hill, Mr. and Mrs. Tom Norris, NEW YeRK UP - Welter- Mrs. Raymond Hensler, Mrs. Harweight Tony O.Co!a of Brooklyn old Roush, Mrs. Robert Burnem, seeks )lis seventh straight vidory Mra. Bert Hunt, Mrs. Ernest tonight in a !G-rounder with ft- Grimm, Mn Earl Shank, Mn. vored .!immy Archer of New York Osie Henderson, Mr. and Mrs, DoD at St. Nichnlas Arena. II will be Bell, Mrs: John Young,. MIS8 televised by DuMont at 10:30 p. m. Sheila Young, Nadine Roush, Bev· •. d. t. eriy Hunt, ~urna Bell, Jeane Ashley, Harold Henderson, · Robert nurnem and Miss B11rnem. !6 Sup. porting timber writer 16. At that time (min.) JG, Co&n 18. Fish 1pear 37. scora tJap.) 20. Sailor D9. A 10. Vel')' lnfttm• (alangl r•· 1tnable 2l. Hewtnf tool · rae• 40. Body aubatancet 22. Tattered oc IT.llllielama• cloth Kamr Uon ol 24. Open !poet. I warriors disgust 20. Cravat 18. River tEng.) I• 20. Pluckier I 23. Speck 26. Farm 38. Women'• IS NATIONAL NEWSPAPER WEEK "It ion't • talc you leU your friends.'' she corrected him another tim-.. HSav anecdote." t. A marble G. One •. Booth 7. crowd a. COnsented t. LtJhl Jiom. plextolltd 10. Then•• idlm.l ,,. A greeting animal t bottle mark 27. Bites on 30. A rauo n.Ptead UCoolkeeper !colloq.) 3l Klin !VIr.) S8. Recline ,l li:lttll'!e ,, ..... ....... _ I 1 Am ong h i~ many dutil's in Wa.'lh ington. he sel'veli as Chaplain 01 De La Sa il~ t'olh·gc of ChrilStian Brothers tmd Sistns' t'olh'l:t' ' ol Cuthollc Univcrsit)'. 3. Lli'Jt wtno 28.1!at &. Spoor hlndlt 11. bnco more 12. Roman rarmenla 1:1. Rot>ber (slang) 14. AmeriCan I &er I !C.Ontlnued From P1'1t One) wbere he has hem In charge ol re· treats, misSion9 and day9 of recollection throughout 1the Eastern States since 1954. In this capieily, he traveled t; parishes and schools and an•angcd and condurtcd the special devotllmal and inspirational services. Prior to Utat, Father Pennella taught Engli•h and Religion al Priory High School in Washington from 1942 to JD54. He taught ar ACJIOIS .,.- ' (.19) B , Gov. Orval E. Fnubus WU!• u ,eclect let decide today whether he will call the state Legislature into ~pecial session. He said Saturday that a special session might enact legislation illtned at closing Ceritral High SchOol by cutting off state t:lJ funds. DAILY CROSS~WORb---~-- Soles "" :y, 1 LETART FALLS New Catholic the ' (Colitliiuod From P11141 Ona) Tho novelty had worn off the Jpectacle o£ ar~,ned troo~ rin_ging 'he high school, and Little Rock's 'nterest was shifting to political and legal phctses of the controver- GUNGI MIITIIIO Ohio Valley Grange, No. 2112, met in regular session Friday evening at the ball with the Worthy ~16ter Herbert Shields, preoidin1. Oscar Cordon, a farm exchaogt< Jtudent from Guata"'ala, (Cave a lecture on the proerea1 of hi1 .nalive' country and showed a se11ies of pictures which was very inter· esting, ' . During the u>eetlng, offl.. r• were elected for the eomi'ng year as follows: Worthy Master, !lorbert Shields: overaeer, Erma Wil· son: Lecturer, Pauline Wolfe: steward, John Hill: Chaplain, Iltil· dred Donohue: Treasurer, Early Roush: Seeretary, Doris Sa)l!'e: Aslstant Steward, Gary Wolfe: La· dy ABSt. Steward, MAbel Shields: Ceries, Emm3 Hayman; Flora. Margaret John&f•n: Pomona, Lud• Ar· nott: Gp.te K~K~per, Henryq Bdser A potluck lunch was served and the next meeting will be Oct. IL Meigs-Co Polio men~ =~~~:!t:':7'clty Rac•"ne I ., . lhe Newark, NeW Je,.ey Prepara· tory High ~hoot from 1938·1942 He was born and reared at Ne· wark, 1\ew Jers,y. He attended Sc ton Hall Univeralty, South Orang<· wher'e he received his BA degree in English and PhiloFiophy. Father Pennell~ took his thco· togical studies at Cathollr Univershy in Wnshln glon . U.S. Troops StiJl ·. BARNEY GOOGU: and SNUFFY SMITH SMERIFF TAITI! WHO ON Ai~ TOLD VE t l.iAJZ OVER AT LAI<E LOOGU �•. CONCRETE BLOCU "lwlld Botltr Por L - CONSISTENT DEPENDABLJ! RESULTS GBUISER BLOCK 00. 'WANT ADS Mason PTA Association Named Committees For Coming Y that the old defensive type play will have to work for the . Cleve· landers until I more presentable offense can te worked Jnto shape, Nowcomora SupPort Dofoftll Two neweomero on the Cleveland team give support to the delenaive theme. They are end BUI Quinlan and linebacker Vince Costello. Quinlan is a rookie in the Nationa! League, but be's aerved time in the Canadian circuljs while playing with the Army. A ' ' bill, aix-foo!-lbree, and packing ~IIQ .pounds, he JS a possible replacement for Carlton Massey, who Opened for the Brown last year \ · the end spot and later switched to the Green Bay Packero. I ' Committee chairmen were nam· must pay their own bills if they ed by Pr..,ldent Edward Rickard at want to keep their phone•. The aMIIM North of l'onror the initial meeting or the Mason group also voted to present a pet!· ~It, 13. Coli Wm. G - . Parcnt-Teaeheu Association on tion to the county court In rea:ard Costello plnyed college ball at last Tuesday at the Mason Elemcn· to the equilization and reassessOhio University. He is the current llockl••lllll Milk cow numbers have detary School building. mcnt of properly. leading conten~er among the can· clined the last three years and the RATES Committee heads appointed didatea for the middle lineback· decline stili is in progres& In• were as fDllows: Program, Mrs. Miss Sylvia Blake's first grade er'o post on the basio of liis speed creases in milk production have 120 Bl .Insurance William L. Zerkle; Membership, cl~ss was pre~ented the atten~ance strength and ability to analyze op- been the res"ll of a steady lain in Mrs. T. A, Hewetson; Finance ami pme for havang the most parents poSing plays. production per cow, an 8 percent Budget. Mrs. Woodrow Foreman · present at the meeting. increase from 1953 to 19M. Hospitality, Mrs. Dewey Smith: Attendinll the meeting were Publicity Mrs. Edward Ryan Saf- Mrs. Harry Surface, Mrs. Vera 11\'~URANCE AGENCI ety, W. Thorn; Magazine.' Mrs. Dodson, Mrs: Vivian Fry, Mrs. lnsecls i"'•ade cracked pods of flllr~, Automoallt, H11ltt. Eber Housh; Character and Spiri Ve lma Burrts, Peggy Anderson, stored peanuts. Specialists in the and SpedaJ Notl<eo of Evenll $1.00. Obituart.o ACCIDENl tual Education, Mrs. · Alice Roush. Sandford Younce, Mrs. E. A. Sch_aUSDA's Agricultural Marketing <eDt per wood Lito, CoMiolly and ..... Mrs. Stanley Harbour was nam- ekel, Rev. a~d Mrs. Claude Ktt Serv1ce are trying to stop them lloln1 Cool of llvln1 Conartal Dtmoo to Rap ed treasurer of the orgnnizatiou chens. Mrs. Wayne Green, Mrs. H. - -with insecticidal aerosola and llg '58 Election l11ut llit'4 Economic Pollclta Deming Water Systrm, shallow for the coming year because of the E. ~chwab, Mrs: DGnv~r Ar!is, sprays. resignation of the old treasurer Leuu~ Sleeth, Ahce Sm1th, Aller well electric driven pump. 30 In MIDDLEPORT, OHIO 11J JlllfiiY OATBOAIIT 6116-M PI!ONU late Charles Carr, prmcipal of th{' M. Roach, Dorothy Pyatt, Velma gal. pr01sure tank. CH!nJIPrmll'ao•IMgtOlt Wrltw Coa l furnace. 20' stee l, pipdcss - --- - - ·- ·- - school, asked the members of tllt: Zuspan, and Jo Ann HarboUr, ASIIIII~N-'I'ht llatDf coit of llvilll II certain In be a big with automatic rontrol Used group to participate in the activ- Charlie Carr, Mrs William L llluo In tho Iiiii elecU0111 111141 lf1 a problem that haJ Prul· four monHts. Walter France, itics of the Mason City Youth Ceo- Zerkle, Mrs. Ruth Ryan, Mrs. Freo dent Zllenbowtr won'le4 more than anything el1e. The Pre1lrlent Rutland, Ohio, phone 2·4464. ter. Slewart, Mrs. Dewey Hudson, Mrs lr Or. ft-ank 0. PloW,., lmldent, II •rtolllly coocoml4 with tho oituallon &l)d II keeping a cloao 9 30 6tp . Hollonol Chlropi'Qdk AtaocllllfNI The PTA vote~ to pay the tet'e- Eddie llirhard, Woodrow F)>re · watch on It, reeelvlng ll)«lal_reporta from govemme~t economists. However, Mr. Ellenhower 1tlU feell that the problem mUit be phone bills of the school. Because man, Katherine McGowan, Mrs. 1 Built Ki tchrn. - Kitchen ! mot with volunU.r mothodJ. Ho to coovtncs4 that mandatory con· or economy moves made In the Georlle Hudson, Sylvia Blake, Mr Are You II l)rug Addlctt trola In ~tlmt would bo a otep towahl docounty ~chool s,i,tem, scllooill and Mrs. Robert Sayre. -11. ·' ' l designed for your home. l'r<e 1 llfroylng free enterprtae. The average medicine eabinolla : estimates ~~oreman & Abbott. ~ Carter, 'Mrs. Thomas Dirbun, Mrs. For that ruaoa, he untloubledly wBI tnttnally t erammed with an aS!orlmenl of Phone 82C4-Y. 8 6 tf I 111 ........ It, IJllhn 1\J.rley, Mrs. Joseph Kearns, the pftiiUre m both labor a.nd management to 1bottles and boxes. This coll,ectioa of pan1ceu representa the nition• Karen Warth, Peggy Birbun, Carforep lntla~ wap hlkll. He ael the e<· Grocery Store i~Jand. App ly at I at addiction to the "drug habit.• ample hlmlelt by Yttolnr a pay n111 for rov• oJyn Roush, Doris Roush, Timmy The Fountain, Mason, w. v 3 . ' - - - - - - - - - - - ' By Vlrolnl• C1i'leton • The peraon who aeeks oomo U1J 9-24-6 ~FIRST PTA MEETING emmont Worken. ., Carter, Billy Roush, Randy Roush. : "out' for & 1eondition he himHll tp. t ;-w;--;;--;,;-;;-;;-;;-;;-;;-; ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;,;;;_""t l The Hartford PTA held ils first Betty Bush, Brenda Gibbs, Charopeno tho llttla door e ECONOMIC POLioD:EI !AIIOET-Demoerall. I , created-who Monday Thrv Soturday FOR SALE - Appt ... New !Ia· meeting of the year at toe school lene Roush, Betty Roush, Allee with the mirror on tt wheft he · In conrnca already are laying the rroundwork t to J ven Orchard, New Haven Phune on Sept. Z3. T~e President, Mr1. Roush, Con me Carter, Junior Kilconsider• himself •'sick" It U for a tuU·ICIIt attack on tht &llenhower admln.. ;_ , .Evninga by Appointment TU-24688. 7-29ll from Good Shoe Repair I Harry Grimm pm1ded. Durins the lingsworth, Danny Ray Kearns, much an addict 11 tho pers9n who lalraUon'o economic pollctu When the Houae and has tc be hoapitaliled to "taka the ,. '·Pefmtnenlli fi,I!O, $10 and $1D - -- J busineSB sc"ion plans were dlltu•- Donna Glbb•, Garland Gibbs, Gary 8 , cure." The medic:ine cabinet 11 a · PHONI 6421-V · I 14 I for kent sed for raising money for sehool Gibbs, Butch Gibbs, !,ora Carter, ; ·" " poopla are get• · crutch to 1upport tho!t whti eon. --_ ---- __ projects. Committees were ap· Kogenia Warth, Linda Warth, Lin· tlnr leu and paylnf out mort wiU highlight the not live senalbiy- a crutch which 2B Walnut St. Middleport pointed. Following the meeting da Lou Warth, Reds Faye Warth. Is fiimay and often breaks. . 1 yoar-tonr llemocnUc campatp tc ntatn control ~:!*:!!:!!!:!!!:!!!:!!!:!!!:!!!:!!!:!!!:!~:For Rcnl - gxtension LaddCI'S, open house was held in the school Mr. and Mrs. E~mer Sayre Sr. of 111 tho 1058 olecUon~. The d&ngar of aU aueh 1111. · , HtldQuartera For' Scaffold Boards, Drop Clolhs. c.areteria. Twenty eight members of ncar Middleport visited Mr. and medication ·is that It ftleo In , A tt&rriiiC role w1U be wiped tc fre!lunan Senator William · C1lnton FIHher, Middleport, • IJIIIOnite Mrs. J. M Crump, Sunday afterface of nature. A eonditlon which 1 Lugago- Lane Cedar Phone 6265-X. 11 t tf were prcBCnt. Proxmtro, tho Democrat wbo won Ilia seat of tho toto J"'eph R. ~~~~ - LAU Window FanSereatea recurring headachu indl· : noon. JolcCarthY Ill WllcoDIID'I opeclal elecUOII laol Auguot. o eatea only tbat the condition maal ). Frigidaire Refrigerators. Rooms lor ;;;;:cio~' to town I BIRTHDAY CELEBRATION Dtmocr&Uo otratoplf, lmprwtd by Proxrnlre'• upael vtelory, be removed i /.reparation• wlleh , " ltllor Furnltura, Mlddloport, Ohio 127 B tt 1A 9 'a t2t wiD lift blm a buUdup Hlclom rr&nlod to a ftnt•ye&r lawmaker. temporarily eaden the pain do ' 4 29 tf u ernu "· · ' Mrs. Bill Fields cntcrlaincd with 'l'llt ....... , he bu to run for IHie<tlml nut year and needo to notijlng but otiil Nature'• warn. 1 ,;.'------~a children's party Sunday afterltriDdliiD hll pOiltton. • • • • • t:' • ing, for pain lo merely the 'fOict , l.llSt & For Rent, Moderri five roo111 '::;:;:::=::;:;:=::==:=.:--:-~::::...: noon from two until four. Tho ocof Nature aaylnr, "aomethlur t1 i ~· apartment on Mulberry Ave. C{)MPJ..;E'I'E Jnsur•nce Protection., casion was honoring her son, Da· eJB&NOO mrr-PreaJdent Ellenhower reportedly lias decided wrong," The headache 'lJ&f bt :UIST: Yellow gold Benrus wrist Must be seen to be appreciated Lilt, ~uto. Fire, Polio. Call Dor vid, on his tenth birthday. The 1f to tavtlt Bpala'l Generaltulmo FrancliiCo Franco to vtslt the United temporarily relieved but th" btslo 61 ~,; watch •. black leather strap* Lost Phone 310-M , Pomeroy. 11-2~- 1• Hi\11, Mifidle;:<ll1, Ohio. children enjoyed games and re811111. ......, e1oaa to the Whtta House aay two·factoro lie be· condition becomes prOfi'!HiveiJ wGrse until aerloua alckritll , . ' In Hiddleport, Sunday. Coli - - - ---- - - -freshmen!! were served to Shirley hind tht ........ , lUIII. '' 8020-X. 9 30 3tc \ Mac and lonnie Smith, Betty Jo 1-Incroutnr u.s. m!Utary tlos wttb Spata, where Amorkan air Many people ara addlelld to t' R 1. 1 .. . . - - - - John&on, Lois Jean Jotlnson, Sue CLEVELAND UP _ Cleveland buel have u.eumed rtew importance Jlnce Ruaala.'a auceeJeful test drugs to "correct" eonsUpatlonl Aut~ efJc or. stl ,·shtutc route earner 55 acre farm for Bale 9 room and Gary l.ef Fields, Stella Mac Coach Paul Brown has •witched of alon&'•J'&Dit ballistic mlolle. , and thia is a classic examplo cr ' or 0 a1ly Sentiuel Contact Carl house nicl.! barn 12 cow stan- and Dennis Kimes, Carolyn R1zer, 1-~'1 welMmown dealre to come to the United Stetet be• I-" · · Sta~~ Jd s ~~ t. 1 _ 9 28_:_• "t plam after winning only two pre•• to lh• Kl ngdrug addicti~~J~ 1 for the perlataltlo 1 l'tll\'1 Pontiac V8 4 rtr $2,390. . _ chion~, plenty water, good fence. Judy Finnicum, Kathy Fields, Bil· fonJ bt rtllnqullhtl leadenhlp or the'8Jllllllah • taw action which nmoves waate from $60CO oo 1~000 00 down $50 a lie James, Sharon Fields, Donald scason exhibition games. He is re· lo-bo, Don Juan, who II belnf groomed for utablithmeat of tho t·:mf.i.Jertain Sedan. One careful the body is a muscular action. It aligning his concentration on deM" local owner. Sharp ear. Blact· month. Located on blacktop Gibb• Mro. George James assisted moalnlhJ. . this work is done for the muacllt, lnlrs, Pomeroy ·--- 9-.2-7-6-tc roo-t, Roule 680 between Tup· Mrs. Flcldt. fensive strength. Bach tntlumUaiiOIJato!l u Porelsn Relations Chalnnan Theother become weaker through lack _ _ __ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ pers Plain' and Reedsville. RobLast season, the Cleveland squad doro F. Green (D), llliodo latlnd, llepubltcoa Lea<ieJ Witltom F. of exercise and the muaelea ea11 atrophy, , crt Hill, Reedsville. 9 30 3tp BIATHDII y HONOIIED was Jtrong on defense, allowing Knowland of Ga!Uomla, and Dennil Chavex CJ?I or New Mexico, 186 Chevr.otet V8 "210" 11.795 USJReSS Mro. David Warth and MIBS Vir- fewer polnlo to opposing teams an lllld to have Ul'fl4 Mr.!Ciaenhowor to extend tho lnvilatton. Aspirin and othor paln·klllen ', 4 dr. sedan. Powcra:Jide. Reai· J.'or Sale- 6 room house, located ginia Gibbs were hostesses to a tpan any other outfit in the Na· • • • • deaden pain by acting on tht fteft'oo ous system. "Curea" tor conatlpa..l '!' ' '' 11 sharp inside and out. Radio in Racine, cleotrlcity. gas, wa. party honoring their mcther, Mrs. Uonal Profmionat root ball t 11&1' IYii ON 'l'RA!LAIID-Iltato department experts aro a tion usually irritate the linin Of Pnme · - - - - tcr. Nice size lot. Call Raclne Louise Gibbs, on her birthday. Lcagu~. lot more eone&Ud about the recM'It chanre of gov· 1 1nd heater. Blacllnars, the digdtive organs so•that I TO)', 9-27-Stt· Scvcrltl territories avai lab le In 3217 or rreda Bentz at Martin The party was held at Lhc home of At the start of practite, Brown emmenlla Tb&llu4 than they are wJllinl lo admit •tctnt expel the waste matter and art -;;;-PI h d "I ••• 4 d rnral Meigs f'o lnlcresled' ilotci. 9-27·3tc Mrs. Sarah Roush and the after- indicated he would build up a puorbltfcltyla.ll th d rim t d • t th Chango definitely habit-forming, for "hiD ymout 4 r. • .• ~. r. W t B t Il II R rough . and • ready offensive ll"it c y, ' epa en Ill only Ina ' peristalsi,a no longer occurs tht~re '• Sedan. Dynaflow drive. Spotr1 c ox 148, Marictla for iu- For Salc- 5 room\--bath, gas, noon was spcn n orma y. e· overthrow of Premier Pibul Songgram by the Thai- Dl•turll must be an entire dependenee a , . I Jeaa two tone blue rlnuh. formation. 9-27~3tc freshments were served to Mrs." But insufficient experience in the land anny commander II an lnhrnal matter for these irritants. . --Lcity water Charles M. Hale}'. GJ.bbs, Mrs. lioward K1.111.n•sworth, quarterbar.k spot has turned him th 1 h Blaettn1rs Pomeroy D27-6t · R tl d Ph 24823 9 27 3t ft a eOWltry. However, privltely, American offictals ave ex. Doctors of chlropraeUc aeek lba '--:-..,.' . . c (20.)Busl nes!l Servir.es u nn . one . ~ .:...! Mrs. R•Jph Greene, Mrs. Kenneth back to his old defensive tricks. prwod,l~ that •\~!• development could throw • hitch Into plans 'eauAeJ- not the efFects of llfk· Thb Browos are , five.polni unfor 11\e Soiillletat Trolly orrantEatlon. . ... ness, They e:eek, to make the pa• .; aiM Chevrolet "210" $1.290. ~ A-cc-o-un-tJ-ni- ;.;;,,.,-, -h~o-kk~;-ping, ~.. 'IIJI ~, Dated thio 26th day ol August dcrdogs in their scheduled oeSBon'1'llt atw That government hu gtven no fonnal assurances lt wilt 1111 tlent feel well temporartl~ bal l dr. Sc!dan. Radio lnd Healer. financial statements. Tax re- , \.,Alt IUs-1 'I 1957. al debut with the champion New ~01\tlnUI l\lpt)Ort Of the 1.1\U·Communlst aJiiance and the new more important, to STAY WELL 1 l.e81 thRn 27,000 miles Clean tllrns. Clarence Mamr, Phone I POMEROY - .I room! city water . J d JohlnthQ. PBocbont C t York Giants at' Municipal Stadium leader, Field Manhll Sarit Thanora~ Ia nlfordod u leas pro·U.S, permanently br corre~tln1 &blJ ·!. inaide. Blaettnoro1 Pomeroy. · · u gc o c ro a e our Sunday IIWI hll p - r · <Suse of the illneas. 3flO·M. __ 9-25·61p electricity end gas, commode. I Mel·., County. oh 1·0 ' -' • 1-27-8tc , ·Brown an•' his offensive special- 1f:,;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:,;;;.;,;;;;;;.;;;:,;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;.;;;;;;;;.;;;;;;;,;;;;~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;J Venetian hlmds. All oi•.c• and Nice lot, out of high wolcr, and I (91 23 30 (10) 7 3tc 16t, Howard Brinker, have decided II 1 ' 110* Pontiac 8 cyl. Conv. Cpc. C(llors. flbnr,qlass awningsi Raynear I!IChools. Cash price $1~00. Star Chlel. Like new glo KAI hrater.: eleotric light RURAL HO!IJI - 7 room house in 1 11. llluo ·· \Op. Ali leather scats. fixtures, pla.tic tile lor blli~fair condition, well and good eel· ·· 1Bl81111Dara, Po01eroy. D-27-6tr room•. lar. About 1~ acres good tillable PHONE 398 I Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy· Middleport, 0. 1 Silpt. 30, 1957-7 Ohio State Vnlversity exlen1l'on \ economists predict total turkey production this year will be even greater than last year, wi\h moot of th~ increase lo· heavier . type birds. · Ravenswood~s !Continued ~"'m Pogt Onal "It is particulary fitting tha~ Governor Underwood will makr the m11jor address because ol hb deep inler"'t in n lt only school problems at the local level. bul also in the fight for hctleJ' 9Chools jh~ou~ hcut the •late." r.leanwhHe, lnvitathms are bdn& extended, as In past Yl'ars to tOJ.t industrial. educational and gO\'· trnmcntnl officinls. Mofe lhnn 80 prominent leaden annunlly par· Jicipate in the program. 1tavenswood's $~ -DollAr Banuet'' has drawn widespread 11tlentlon to the community and its publiclty has cre~;;ted rtolionwidc interest in tbe project In which 100 per ee n, ot the proceeds derived from tick et sales gil directly to tb f.' town'1 schools. Rodney Downins T. Real Estate Broker . W HEALTH HINTS This year the schooJ's needs fo1· supplifls which cnnnot be provlderl ~Y the county school system has become more critical because of the doubling of Ravenswood's school room capacit)' and the sharp increase in pupil population. ¥unds from the "$5-Doiinr Banquet" wlll be earmurked for such aeadetnie neres.sities as 3dditional library books, mops, audio and vi· sua!· uids und playground eulp· ;;.:=:;~.;~~~~;~-~-~~;--~-~~Custom Now Open . MARY JUNE " Hartford News . ... .... '. BEAm SALON I For Extra Wear SEE US TODAY eo.,..... Shoe Shop ::-.61 Found ... =--::-- 17 l Help Wanted ,::J, (8) ';_'·,'. 1 " YOU SAVE HERE Brown Realigns Strategy! W/'111 I Build Defenses (21) Real Est(Jte ( 18 I Employment· Wonted ··" · Opportunities : 1. Punctuation '· ., 'a.... k/ I l -r;;;'::':::,::'::::::::====:::::;::::::::;:;--- , r-.".296· v ..;. ' -, ,. , ... ..,. Buick• ao low " $89~ Six fine automobile• rrom Jali5ficd ~ o-ner•. Blaettnarfl, Pomt11'oy. "' . ,,.~-27-ete __ ...,_ ·• -" t --- ~ ' .,(8b) I"IU 0 • erviCeS INGS :.11.~J..... -H. RAWL SONS CO. - 24 ir· Wrecker Service. Doy ,..,. Phone 8227. Nigh t nhonc r ··DoDGE · PLY'IOUTII '"'"" " DEALEAR 3 6 tr .....x. ' (QI . For Salt ,Coleman luci oil heater wilh ' blowor. 8 room- Price $40. sco at Clover Farm Store, Tuppc" P.leino, 9-27.atp •• Llrit ~ beatroll. Contart 0. M. Wolin, Rt. No. 2, Pomeroy, Oltlo. 9-27.Jlp Tlri• IUIII ~oil. One mile frQm villaic. 'l'o· 1 · $ 200 . Thl s housc uocs ' 1 to pnce I 1 need work but wHI make you a • d ho m• . o wntJ r will I'uumcc (lOO wilh $200 down. - - - - - - - - - - - - FARM- 100 acres midwty betwutJn Athens and Pomeroy on TERMITES IXTEAMINIITID lJ. s. 33. 1110 acrca in tractor cui· For frt•e lnllp~ttlon ph.ane 313·M, Uvutlon , !7l.' aerce pasture, !orne Gltmorc Supply Sloro, Pomoroy. limber, tho11~nnt1s of locust posts All work guarontecd. Fully in7·mom hClll'' w1th bnt h, i" an d d 10red. Vaughan's Industrial an 1 1 11 1 b b 0 ' " " c ' · .argo OBcmcnt orn, R"l leJ,tial Term Ito Control Serf tJKi rtJ ham and plenty other -~lce:_st_M_sr_y_•._W_ '!_•_·_ 7_2_D_t building•. F.<ccllent for ei ther 1 RADIO & TELEVISION SERVICE, dairy or hod cattle. Sacrificing I ~hone 20~. Cleland Appilnnce at $14,000. Store. 116 w. Main St., Pomoroy IAOILII PLANT - Pouilry build2 23 If ln~s with 11!00 hroltcr copoclty, completc with automatic feeder Rnd WRtcrera. Plenty of water: pond, drilled wc11, t.'i!ltern, 2 Good CltiD Used Can walr.r IY81.cmo. ~-room house AU Mallet IDd Modtlt with water and clcchlcity. 50 acres with 30 acres in cultivation l.oc•lcd ncar Stole llighw>y and priecd lor quick 881e at only ' ' " Eotlmot" Dolo Wtppot Supply 215 Unlo~t Ave. Pomeroy, Ohio 8 13 Imoe METROPOLITAN lor guno, lrade any· 10n or a gunh for AUTO 8ALI!S 1 llltlhlng. I1 price nn ' r 11'· . 1 14aytermt,belldeai.Oponeven _ ----· ·- - - · -· jjjp. Fife Refriaeratton. Middle~; O.bio. 9 28 3tc ... ~~ lOr ae' $~OO. CUCKLIR REAL TV BOX m PHONE JOa.Y IDI 28, 3tc· WE BUY NCTICI 0~ APPOINTMENT Eotott ol Honry Franklin lolloy mUCTURAL I IIIIMI DoCHtod Notice is hereby given thai ~:vp IIC~ IliON- MITALl G. Bailey whoRC Post Office .'dd· ~LLEY rc" is Cheater, Ohlo bas heon dilly "' appointed Adminl•tralrix of the "tate of Henry Franklin Baile~ , _ . lit ' - late of Chester Township, Meigs tafM. I ~~~~-=.,..:-' I Ccunty, Ohio, dcrcascd. ,trtelf II" TV'a eomplete. Installed. -llalcd this 2Dth day of Scptent· ~· f12,1!0. Set llmhall MIIJcr, Jr.. QUICK SERVICE on Watch T Re· • ber, 1937· IIarrllonville, Ohio. 9 28 6tp patrtng by t"actory ra 1neu Jolon C Bacon watchmak•r. COLLINS JEWELJudge of the Probal• Ccurl ERS, Pomeroy. ' I 3 tf ldrlgs County, Ohio 191 30, 1101 7, 14, 3tc ·iOII ~ - Ma)e!tlc table top ·w!!Oit oi coal ronge- Gcucral ~lnll• iron. Both in ,_."~··· condition. Ciaronre . llf~uj.d ii; 2 mllet OIBt of Chell· It til II Route 2t8, YU-~3122. 9 28 3tp .IJ~\ TV eo-;;;'pWe:'"i;;d.iJ;;d. Try ~nd Stop Me ,__---ty BENNETT CER.----• WIFE took a mall-order course In "appre<:ia." AFARMER'S lion of literature," and becltme increaslncly critical· oi her husband's grammar. "You shouldn't call the hired hand 'Bill','• abe in ... slsted. "Hio name II Wil· llam." This eek- -- • TO SELL OR RENT . !· h" OHIO V JUNK CO. 1.---.. . NOTICI OF APPOINTMENT Admlnlstntor ~;;;~:;;~:;;;;~;;:;~~~ lototo of J. L. Obimohor doct11ll ""Notice Is hereby g1ven that Ed· 'I /win Oberho'zcr whose Post OfT flee Addresl t• Albany, Ohio has been duly appointed •• Adminis· U <'I lrator of tho Eolate of J. L. OberSave •100 Co $1UIIO holler late ol Albany, Ohio, Mei1s One, Two and Three Bedroom• County, .Ohio. deceased. Jar'e otoek must go. Bring your Doted tbis Dth day of Scptem· du1res and your problema. bcr, 1057. we're deal:.,g on the very lowJohn C. Bacon move in tomorrow. Try UL Jud&e of the Probate Court eat poaible terms! . Meta• County, Ohio. e TIN WIDTHS (91 30, (10) 7, U, 3tc e HUGI SILI~TION Mill~ reconditioned ured one . NOTICI 0~ API'OINTMINl and !wo bedroom traUero. cx · latott tf Cora Hamilton Doc11tt<l P'REE DELIVERY - QUI I Notice II hereby liVen that Open 7 Days A Week .Qe,orae Jlalllllton whoae Post Of· L ~~~ ad<IJ"!" is Tupper• Plalna, Oul I Qltlo11b.u been duly ap~lated ., ~Oint 1\dillrilitrator of · jhe ·Ettate of lfloR l,famill~n Ia e of • ll'uppt!f8 w~~i:_ ~"'G~ o, ~~" Meigs CoUntY, Ohio, d~ DOWN ~ I'• ~.~ ~ ~ 1.' ~~ I'' I"' --~ .. I~ 43. Matt kiln «4. Zane-. a\l_thor 46. Arablu garment U Cry of pain I" . ~ ,. ~ IJOPOID or Belilum. and Prlneees ., , llnd Mrs. Eisenhower at_.~e~_pQrt, . R. · Eileeutlve and !he FIJ:st Lody entertained the tea. It was the fl.rst major entertainment the . Wldertaken durin& their vacation. I'" I"~ ' •. - ~ ~ , ~ 1. . 1. . ~ ~"" I"' Ill• t ""'.Ill • • • er,p-.- """..... .t END.'' 1 QUU1 RPY C~rf. KWIC KWIC KGPNCU IVJI • f!- HFO" KI'GX UA'II, . ' •' 111/IICIVPK NCVZV-JIRIXt, • .... , 'l'eatertlay'l OQptoqiloltl I SR~ ~ ARROW ~ Am, rr FE'-!- TO li:AJITII, I KNEW NM' WIIJ:Ril "' ...,11:J'ELLOW. .!'* ...!~ '· (' ---'--'-~------- " · Police lSBue Rules For Child Protectwn CALL I Y uowl . ' -. TeD Tbe A- Taker You Waat "A Guaraateed-Result WilDt A•" / .,__ \.. to ~-EX-KING i I · ta LONOI'ICLLOW One !attar otniplf iw.tll for uotfttr, In thluamplo A. II Ulltll for tho thnt L'o, X for lbt two o•o; ete. llnflt lotto,., ~ l~htt. tonflh and lctlnlt'91> of• tha wort11 lllil\1. .&ach dl¥ tht codo letters ~ dtttoHrit. , 1 ...' • I THOMAS ~. IIAtltiiT'f ~), I o! Chlcaro. rival or lm!OI II. ! Ho~a lor pre&ldent ot the T-- · lllero Unlt>a, arriYtl Ill Mlolal · Beaeh. Fla.. for the ~ I tion's convention. He told te- ! portero that tb• el~etion. Df omcera mUJJI be poslpojotd.lt a Fed'eral l~dla bao Ordered If. • Hnagerty '. ,td he wpo lllfonntd that he would bave lhe ~Upparl o! 900 of thti 1.1129 dol.,atao. ~ --· ------,.--·;...···--- - ,....,..,....... ~ 147 '1 ' book AXYDLBAAXR rat en '-,;;,;.;,:,:,.;;~~~' I> I~ Opposes Hoffa !ISENHOWEifiS -fiOSl count· ant'a DAILy CRYPTOQUOD:- Here'• !tow to work lt1 Then For r 'I Waverly M Sa ln. 1 seodlng '(ifll! but unable to at· tend ,vere' M.rs. Bert Grimm, rt--trs. H. B. PQwell. MIBS Eva Sayre, Mrs. James lfunt and .Mrs. Coules Bur· ri. , greedliy 29. Coblne monkey 32. Olad ttdtnp \ U. J.c. · I. Low lolantll 2. S·lhaped motdtnr J011ell hll lletn loutmtltet at 10 mfY banqvttl. thti year, he'a thlnklnJ or CIIIJDI hlo auW,QJrapey DAI:S WITIIOUT, C lilt, br DtniC!tt medium 67.Achann 68. Fat 49. Notft&t 00. Vtrrucos• .,.,k, ~oorrto CAP Cadet ~· I> domato 41. A pot cs. HYJ)o<lermtc eap•ule Cl. Cultura IF YOU. HAVE SOMETHING' •Yol.l don't 'put out' tht light," abe declared. "You 'extingulah' u:· Late that night, the cou• p1e heard a atr1111e noise downatain and the h111bind grabbed a ahotcun and de· ~ ccnded to lnveotigate. He w11 amiling when he came "It wus only a William-loa~" be explained, "which I 1rabbed by ita anecdote and exlinguishtd.'' The new Our Ladr pnstor wil ! reside at De Sales Hei g ~ts rl'Ctor) in Parkersburg until the recton (Coittinutd FrDm Ptge Ont) is built at the ne\V Jark3on Coun ty church. · proud of Cadet Curd." The scholarship committee also The Reverend Robert Park oJ 1clcctcd three alternates for the St. Francis' Zavier Parish in Par- •cholarship. Chosen were Cadets kersburg has prevlous~y served Utt> Mark I .. Brown, Cuya hoga Falls. mission. He will now devote fuJi Ohio, Michael Brown, Bartlesville, timi to his teaching and other dut ' Oklahoma, :.md Robert C. Reisner, ie! at Parkersburg parish. LanU-:a, Hawaii. Members of the Order or St Serving on th' teholarshlp comBenedict devote their Jives mainly to educational, scholarly. literary mittee were General Agee, Dr. and artistic pursuits. The Order M.e-rvin K. Striekler, Jr., Director >I Aviation Educotion at CAP Na· datrs bock to the 1610 C•ntury. lional H'eadquarters, General Spivey, an1 Gol. J. w. Henderson, Dean af Admissic!IS and chairman of .cbolmrahlp committee or Culver. lConltnutO From ~1111 Onol and 0ian HyscU' ire really bceinQing to need more core." Salk vaccine is now becoming BIIOIIL SHOWER qenerally available, the chapter Mr. and Mrs. St. Clair Hill enofficial stnt•d. She urged all persons under 40 who have not re- tained with • bridal ohcwer, Wed· nesday evening honoring their, ~ei~d v:accine to aiTange for tbeir niece, Miss Wilma Burnem. !hots without delay. Those attending were Mrs. John DECOLA SEEKS SEVENTH Hill, Mr. and Mrs. Tom Norris, NEW YeRK UP - Welter- Mrs. Raymond Hensler, Mrs. Harweight Tony O.Co!a of Brooklyn old Roush, Mrs. Robert Burnem, seeks )lis seventh straight vidory Mra. Bert Hunt, Mrs. Ernest tonight in a !G-rounder with ft- Grimm, Mn Earl Shank, Mn. vored .!immy Archer of New York Osie Henderson, Mr. and Mrs, DoD at St. Nichnlas Arena. II will be Bell, Mrs: John Young,. MIS8 televised by DuMont at 10:30 p. m. Sheila Young, Nadine Roush, Bev· •. d. t. eriy Hunt, ~urna Bell, Jeane Ashley, Harold Henderson, · Robert nurnem and Miss B11rnem. !6 Sup. porting timber writer 16. At that time (min.) JG, Co&n 18. Fish 1pear 37. scora tJap.) 20. Sailor D9. A 10. Vel')' lnfttm• (alangl r•· 1tnable 2l. Hewtnf tool · rae• 40. Body aubatancet 22. Tattered oc IT.llllielama• cloth Kamr Uon ol 24. Open !poet. I warriors disgust 20. Cravat 18. River tEng.) I• 20. Pluckier I 23. Speck 26. Farm 38. Women'• IS NATIONAL NEWSPAPER WEEK "It ion't • talc you leU your friends.'' she corrected him another tim-.. HSav anecdote." t. A marble G. One •. Booth 7. crowd a. COnsented t. LtJhl Jiom. plextolltd 10. Then•• idlm.l ,,. A greeting animal t bottle mark 27. Bites on 30. A rauo n.Ptead UCoolkeeper !colloq.) 3l Klin !VIr.) S8. Recline ,l li:lttll'!e ,, ..... ....... _ I 1 Am ong h i~ many dutil's in Wa.'lh ington. he sel'veli as Chaplain 01 De La Sa il~ t'olh·gc of ChrilStian Brothers tmd Sistns' t'olh'l:t' ' ol Cuthollc Univcrsit)'. 3. Lli'Jt wtno 28.1!at &. Spoor hlndlt 11. bnco more 12. Roman rarmenla 1:1. Rot>ber (slang) 14. AmeriCan I &er I !C.Ontlnued From P1'1t One) wbere he has hem In charge ol re· treats, misSion9 and day9 of recollection throughout 1the Eastern States since 1954. In this capieily, he traveled t; parishes and schools and an•angcd and condurtcd the special devotllmal and inspirational services. Prior to Utat, Father Pennella taught Engli•h and Religion al Priory High School in Washington from 1942 to JD54. He taught ar ACJIOIS .,.- ' (.19) B , Gov. Orval E. Fnubus WU!• u ,eclect let decide today whether he will call the state Legislature into ~pecial session. He said Saturday that a special session might enact legislation illtned at closing Ceritral High SchOol by cutting off state t:lJ funds. DAILY CROSS~WORb---~-- Soles "" :y, 1 LETART FALLS New Catholic the ' (Colitliiuod From P11141 Ona) Tho novelty had worn off the Jpectacle o£ ar~,ned troo~ rin_ging 'he high school, and Little Rock's 'nterest was shifting to political and legal phctses of the controver- GUNGI MIITIIIO Ohio Valley Grange, No. 2112, met in regular session Friday evening at the ball with the Worthy ~16ter Herbert Shields, preoidin1. Oscar Cordon, a farm exchaogt< Jtudent from Guata"'ala, (Cave a lecture on the proerea1 of hi1 .nalive' country and showed a se11ies of pictures which was very inter· esting, ' . During the u>eetlng, offl.. r• were elected for the eomi'ng year as follows: Worthy Master, !lorbert Shields: overaeer, Erma Wil· son: Lecturer, Pauline Wolfe: steward, John Hill: Chaplain, Iltil· dred Donohue: Treasurer, Early Roush: Seeretary, Doris Sa)l!'e: Aslstant Steward, Gary Wolfe: La· dy ABSt. Steward, MAbel Shields: Ceries, Emm3 Hayman; Flora. Margaret John&f•n: Pomona, Lud• Ar· nott: Gp.te K~K~per, Henryq Bdser A potluck lunch was served and the next meeting will be Oct. IL Meigs-Co Polio men~ =~~~:!t:':7'clty Rac•"ne I ., . lhe Newark, NeW Je,.ey Prepara· tory High ~hoot from 1938·1942 He was born and reared at Ne· wark, 1\ew Jers,y. He attended Sc ton Hall Univeralty, South Orang<· wher'e he received his BA degree in English and PhiloFiophy. Father Pennell~ took his thco· togical studies at Cathollr Univershy in Wnshln glon . U.S. Troops StiJl ·. BARNEY GOOGU: and SNUFFY SMITH SMERIFF TAITI! WHO ON Ai~ TOLD VE t l.iAJZ OVER AT LAI<E LOOGU �visitor in Colum~us. Mr. t.nd Mrs. Clarence Casey and daughter, June an~ Jean, have moved to the property they pur· chased on Broa~way . Mr. •nd Mrs. Lee Roush, Mr. and Mrs. P. R. Root, Mr and Mrs. Joe Young Sr., ·Mr. an<l Mrs. Alfred Roush attended the funeral of Arthur Allen at. the home of his sis· ter-in-law, Mrs. Lobenia Van Meter in New Haven, Sunday. Burial was in the Grah•m Station cemetery. Mr. Allen was a brother-in- law of Mr. Lee Roush. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Bradford and children, Larry, David, Lynn and Gail, Grove City, spent the week end with his parents, Mr. and Mr.. William Bradford. Eleanor Wells, Chester. was a week end ~uut of Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Young. polis, SjJent the week end with l'e. Jatives in Crooksville and was acand children, Sandra, Kathy and c&mpanied home by her mother, C-L.iu Jon, left Saturday for New Mala· Mrs. Lewis Koehler, who had vi11.,.,......, J moras where their new trailer ited there for the past two weeka, ;~~~f,~~~W~e~n~\l~el~l;oB~u~n~ce~)~ borne is loented. Mr. Bunce Is Eudell Konkright spont the employed at the Olln·Matbieson week end with his sister and bro· plant near there. ther·in-Jaw, Mr. and Mrs. John Joseph David Stephenson, who Lockwood Bowersville. bas been In Holzer Hospital lor Mrs. Raymond Lieving and new obaervation, baa been returF,jl!d to daughter, Sue Ellen, have been rehis home. turned to their home In West Co· Mr. and Mrs. Anson Jackson, l~mbla from Holzel' Hospital and Columbus, left Sunday for their the older children, Judy, Sheila home after visiting her parents, and Mich'"l. who have heen VisitMr. and Mrs c. C. Chapman, and ing rel•tives, have also been re· nephew. Carl LeFever, for the past' turned home. two weeks. Mr. Jackson, who broke The Rev. and Mrs. George Davis a bone in his foot, has been on of Rutland were Sunday evening sick )eave. guests of tho Rev. and Mrs. C. R. Konkright and son, David. ' David Winelordner, former MidMr. and Mrs. Henry Null spent r dleport coach, is employed as head the week end with his parents, Mr. • I, I• football coarh at . Oak Hill High and Mrs. Henry Null Sr., Hay· School. Last year he was assistant Mrs. E. L. Church and Mr. and wood, W. Va. football eoacti and head basketball Mrs. C:rl Philips, Athens, attend· Mrs. Lou Mourning returned on coach •t Bucyrus High School. ed the funeral of their relative, Thursday from a two weeks' visit Mr. and ,drr. Noah Haskins were C. H. Churrh, Saturday at the with relatives in New Orleans and in Columbus Saturday to visit her Church of C~. rlst. I Atlanta. brother, Cline Matthews, and fam · Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Bradford Sgt Sar J Fi h d M' a t ily. Mr. Matthews, who is ill with and daughtcn, Ncda and S· a c' s b•r an 1Y amec, o1urn us, wereossweeek· . were in Eleanor W V a hcart a1 1ment, Is reported in a , . . a.. end guests of the former's parents. critical eondltion. twoasatlpeonndso~hecd ~.?'t""b SLhow, Cl • Mayor and Mrs. C. 0. Fisher, and INCLUDES I Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Taylor, Th s h La..,d e 10ns Uv. family, Columbus, spent the week •end eor orae, y Pepper, placed Mr. and ~Irs. Walter Faulkner lefrllerator an• hl!l'e with relatives. 3rd on th.e English Pleasure class and , D• ~h t d 1rs dath th Th d o1ey " ar 1es on an 1 ' Fu 11 Mr. "and·. Gu Range Mrs. C. M. Hennesy is in Colum- Manane andonTao'leclasrse. e Gate Mrs. Ch~rles Faulkner bus with her grandsons, Nick and Jimmy Harris, and •on·in-law, GorMr. and !\Irs. Henry Fultz ar~ and 1amdy, Sharon and Buddy, Pay Ollly $59.50 down don Hr.rrls, while their mother, family, Jimmy, Mary, Henry and Clendenmn, were Sunday guests ~ $29.00 per moa'tb Mrs GordDn Harris, is In Atlanta, Micky, Columbus, were week end of Mrs. Jameo Faulkner. . . Ga., where Gordon Clay, brother· guests of Mr. and Mra. Elza Puck· Mr. and Mrs. P~ul Scott anq ln·law of Mrs. Harris, Is a surgical ell and son. Ml¢h~el, and also daughter, C~rol, VISited Miss Barpatient. visited Mr. and 'Mra: John t' ultz bara Scott •.n Cincinnah •. Sunday. Mr. and :llrs. George Parsons and daughter. Anita. Miss Scoctt" ta.klng alfohate work have returned to.their home in To- Mr. and Mrs. Chester Erwin and at the Coneonnah General Hospital. Jedo after a week enc! visit with sons, Don and .Michael, and Mro. Mr. and Mrs. Edgar \uckerman Qa The Brightest Cornl!r M w R Le 11 d David Entsminger attended Jhe and family, . Karyl and 1ommy, of ' Ill Middleport ll;;v.ai vira~a.·n an . relalitves Homecoming at the Langsville AtheDI, VISited, their parents, lllr. .:;~;;;;,;;;:;;,;:;;;;;;;,;~;l~~M~r~s.~J~o~n;~:;:~n~~s~a~~u~~·n~~i~Congregational Churc h sunday 1or and Mrs. Rue Tuckerman and Mrs. - - - - - the basket f!lnner and afternoon W.MH. Juhhng, d M Sunday. ST R , program r. an rs. · · usse 11 urove Miss Betty Ko hi RN Galli· lo Hilliards Saturday ·alter their ~;;;~~e~e~r~,; : '::::;;; daughter, Mrs. Robert. Haytb, and f" granddaughter, Susan, and then to Columbus after Myrna Russell. Mrs. Hayth and Susan will spend the woek here. Miss Russell, who is employed in the State Highway with good grooming Department in the State Office Building, graduated in illay at the TONIGHT Ofliee Training School \n Colum· Look your best, and you just bus. Sunday Mr. Russell was guest can't help but to make a good Naney Kelly Patty MeCormick of honor at a birthday dinner and hnpresslonl We'll do our port "THI BAD SliD" ·hy putting all your clotnes Into his mother, Mrs. Maida Ru8Setl, (Thrilling All The Way!) top form I •. completelY remov· joined the others for the party. ing every spot and stafn, restor. -alsoTerry Gallagher Is employed In ina "Band-box" freshness. Scott Brady Mala Powers Columbus and his wife and daughBill Williams ter, Debby, are ataylna' with her "THI STORM RIDER" pa~c~ls, atnildhMr ~· dKarl Kloes, (In Cinenoascope-type) au ami Y un e on 8 an apart· Tues. & Wad. Oct. 1·2 who is employed HORROR - VIOLENT, SIUUEKING TERROR! FROM at Lazarus, •pent the week end wih her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ed· DEPTS. 01" HELL! Marla English Tom Conway ison Baker, •nd sister, Janel Kay. "VOODOO WOMAN" -alsoPamela Duncan MW Street Seeond Street Richard Garland Dr. and Mrs. Alston Tracy of "THE UNDEAD" Columbus were weekend guests of Middleport, Oblo Pomeroy, Oblo ALSO 4 CARTOONS his parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. J. ..• ROOMS OF ,. ALL NEW ~·Furniture BAKER ' FURNITURE ; You'll Alwoys Score High ·F· CALL 122 Tri-Lustre Cleaners "'~,~~.~~fa ~~:r~r. Robinson's Laundry 1 Pomeroy Penonals Tracy. N H W ·c1 b . · 5 U ' Heath Methodist 1 eW OVen Omen. preSI'd en t H0n0red At TtO Senior Youth's · Mrs. Robert McGlothlin, presi- II••'••. Sh•ldon Rpuah, Ricky Abel "'\1 APotluck dent of the New Haven Woman's and Rosa Frey. , I 11 club was presented with a Prcsi· dent's pin on behalf of the membors of the club and was honored during the program when the choral group sang "Let Me Call You sweetheart" immediately fol· lowing the presentation. The program was in charge of \Irs. Paul Powell and she accompanied the choral group al the piano. The following numbers were rendered : "Dear Land of Home", "In The Middle of an Island", "Harbor Lights", and "Farewell Blues." '!'he singers were Phyllio Batey, Ann Howard, Shelby Grinstead, Barbara Bostic, Eub\>ne At the beginning of'the evening The Senior Youth Fellowsbi.ll.Jlf the members and guests were ser· Heath Methodist Church had a pot· vcd Tea and Coffee with other de· luck supper Sunday evening pre· licious refreshments 'and a soeial ceding their regular meeting. period was enjoyed. John Ketchka, presideoot, was In At the end of the program the charge of th• meeting and group new members were welcomed Into singing was led by Vera Covert I'' the club and several announce with Sharon Jones as pianist. The Allen Knopp was guest Qf honor ments were made. Some plans for theme of the program was "What at a surprise birthday dinner Sun· the BBJ.oar were announced and God Wan\5 Us To Do With Our d•Y at the home of his daughter committee listings and work· Lives" and those taking psrt were and son-In-law, Mr. and Mrs. John sheets were di•tributed. John Ketehka, David Chesher, Fultz, ond doughier, Anita Marie• Committees lor the Rummage James Hamer, Sharon Jones, I'm Other gueFtl Included Mr.l. Sale to be held at the Bryant build· Covert with their councillor . Mrs. Knopp and their daughters ~nd ing October 4th and Glh and Oct· Nan Moore, concluding the dis- their families: Mr. and Mra.Harold ober lith and 12th were named as cussion . Voglesong ""d Melinda, Ironton; tolloWl<: l'l(jlo.tJip 'Committee Dur;ng the business meeting Mrs. Frank Titus and Frank AI· Mrs. John Morgan, Pricing Com· plans were made f9r a hayride to len, Stephen and Bobby, Pomeroy; mlttee _ Mrs. ~ack Fr<y, Prepar· he held next Saturday, October a, Mrs. Harold Jones, Minersville, Mr. ation. Committee· _ Mrs. Je~se to Portland Park. In ease of rain,' and Mrs. William Swisher and son, Abel, Paper Publicity _ Mr.. Ed the hayride will be postponed. All 'David, Middleport. win Stein, Poaters _ Mn. B. J. those planning to go arc to be at Mr. and Mrs. Fred Wilcoxen Howard. the church by a p. m. Saturday spent Monday evening with Mr. There will be 8 Diatnct Conven· and to bring sack lunehes. Pfc. E. L. McComas, USMC, and Mrs. Eber Pickens, . lion in Huntington, Saturday, Qct· 'd Frederiek Wilcoxen of Columbua ober 261 h at the Westmorel..d Camp Pend 1eton, Ca 111., prest ent apent a few days with his parents, Methodist Church. AReglstratlpn of the MYF last year, was wei• Mr. ·aotd Mrs. Fred Wileoxen, wJJI begin at O:OO . M. and lh• eomed to the group. Others pre· Mri •nd Mra. Paul Sellen and . M A <ent were the Rev. and Mrs. C. R. conventoor. wil 1 start· at 10'r' ' 1K<onkri'gho, Mr•, Moore, eouncillor, childr~n, Clarence Sellers, Mr. an~ M. Mrs. Floyd Carmack, Mr& paul I· r Mrs. Bob Codner and two children Scally, and Mrs. Robert McGlotHlin Miss Schaaf, asst. couoreil· •pent Tuesday evening with Mr. lor, Texanna White, Junior Kenwill be delegates at tt.e m~et)bg nedy, Sandra 'Brewington, Barbara and ;l!rs. Eber Pickens. and several other members plan to Sharon Jones, Delores MossMrs. Edith Codner, Mrs. Ethel called Tuesday on Hazel attend. man, Jchn Ketchka, David Chesh· Hostesses for the .evening were er, Vera, Barbara and Betty Co- '"''"..'" Mrs. Paul Scttly;.Mrs. B. J. How- -;i;;;;;;;;;;;.,;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;i;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;i;l;;;;;;,;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;o;o;o;o;o;o~ ard, and Miss Nancy Scally, •' Members present ivere as follows: Mrs. Louis Karschnlk, Mrs. Willal'd Armstrong, Mrs. Eugene Hester, Mrs. Jesse Abel, Mrs. Phil Batey, Mrs. Thomas Hoffman, Mrs. Edwin'Stein, Carmaek, Mrs. Willi am Mrs. Chi sIFloyd er, Mrs. Allon Bonney, Mrs. Donald. Roush, Mrs. Kermit Ford, Mrs. Paul Hender· son. Also, Mrs. Paul Powell, Mrs. Ro~· Batey, Mrs. Paul Powell, Mrs. Rob· ert McGto\~ln, Mrs. John Morgan, Mrs. Clyde Rice and the hostesses Allen Knopp IS HonOr Guest At Surntl'se Party· Mrs. Donald Holter and son Mike of Huntington, W. Va., spent the weekend with her mother, Mrs. Albert Young and other relatives. Wilbur Quivey of Portland, Ore· ! Oil visited last week with his sis· tcr and brother in law, Mr. and M E tt Th ' rs. 'verc omas. Mr. and Mrs. F~ed Healy of Col· umbus were weekend guests of Misses Lena and Katie Guth, Mrs. • ··g was a sister to the tate Mrs. "'"' Rote Wangler. lofr. and Mrs. Elmer Ebcrsbach and airs. Harry Godlried of Pt. Pleasant, W. V~ .• visited Saturday with Misses Kate' and Anna Ebert" bach. Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Burl and family visited Sunday afternoon in Rockland with his parents, Mr and Mrs. Herman Burt. Edward Winters ~f Mason, W. Va. was the Sunday guest of his sister, Mrs. JacobR Ebersbach. Mr. an d M rs. . A. T·hompson and daughter, Roberta Jane and friend , Shirley Thorsendom of Betbel Park, Pa. were weekend guests of Mrs. C. E. Nease. They were aecompanied home by Jlillis Thomp· 1on who spent the past lour weeks ·here . Mrs. Wendell Betzing is spendlng 8 few days in Columbus with 'JJ her sister and brother In Jaw, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Riggs. i''D Mrs. Ray Seldenabel was the OY'~Y. Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Howard Seidenabel and lam· f., . 1'$, . Eillt~ i!y, Pine Grove. · Mr. J~jd Mil. lieu ~elltzli,ng en· Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Wickham tortalned with a tlmlly dinner, returned home Sunday evening S~nday at tlieir hotlle, M,aple Place after a vacation trip in the east... In observance of the Jeventh bl•t;. Miss Donna Wildermuth student day of, their grandfon;/lefl~eY nurse at Hqtzer Ho~pitil vlalted B rt ' " b..' Sunday evening with her parents. uA ,.:;; Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Wildermuth . and seven red candles, with the Mr. and Mrs. Charles Sheets, Jr., •Inscription "Happy Birthday Jei! Mud Fork, had as their g~ests 7 years old" was served' with t~.e Sunday afternoon and evening Dr. dinner. •nd Mrs. Edmund Butrimas of Guesta were Mr, 'and Mrs. Mar· Pomeroy and Mr. an~ Mro. Chu- vin Burt ' a~d chlldr1en, Jeffre,•, ter Tannehill and children Janice, Randy and Melanie, Mr. and MrJ. Mark and John, of' Middleport. A Roy Tracy Jr. and children, Lar, y barbecue chieken dinner was ren Aaeneth, and Mao,alv:nn joyed. and Miss I I vert, Marianne Woat~aerd, Jamea Hamer, Christine Coall, Eric Chambers, Kurl Beck, Evel1p-GI(). bona, M~ry Carol Swanson, David Konkright, June Casey, Gary Ault, and Bertha Wilson. ELBERFELDS ~ stove top protector GrOndSOn H ' ''OQOreu Q B hd n irt ... . · sqv•s ·that M M N• .1,109' ·blrthda~' eak~ ~lh'7ed pricel:~s• sll'tfuce ~~~~ yOur hOt pans 011 · ~ hofllly wafllao fYII• mat ....and prao . ·v illi ICI'CIIehts and slain! thai tpoll your stovt surface. I fllldaltd •• , reslstCIIII to htat,aoop, 'rease, and wear. SEE THE COMPLETE LINJ; OJi' RUBBERPfAID JJJ)tlSEWARES ON TH~ ,.MA,JN FLOOR ' . ELBERF ,· . '• ·, ".. " ... ~:.r· ...., '·~. - .·:.'·, ···~>·:~, ; ' I ,., ' ' '\ ' YOUR • ·"' ' ' I •• ' ;. :NBWSPAPIR .IRVII byib1illgi,Jag ··- :bome llae flafla •••• . \ ' ., . 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