https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/40ba2bdf1befcc4e551b73e0d3db456c.pdf ee36e6dcbfac0b7f8b1944c5984de4d3 PDF Text Text /. t' e .'·*:·. ; ' I I a. MtULv .· -to~ tot~ . . .. el '' ... • NO.l43 . SEAMPRUFE' From Bra ees Take proportioned slip in luxury ACETRON ThomRmigns As Mason City Police Chief WE STICK TO QUR LAm ' ' There wu 1 u'mo when p~macllta often were cllle4 "Doc." · Doubll... lt wu a eon~~Umentar11••ture. J:vonln QllllaltdaJ', Ilia plimnacllt lnquml11 laukedfb.....,aoeUI4prtiCI'Ibeb)'hlscullomen. But like iho aboomalm, we pharmaclall , Jllclo: to our Wepellher 41ap!OIO nor p,......l)>l. Tbllt beoltli ltbllunctlo•lall wltblll the speclil pi'0\'1I!I» ol pim!cjano both bylaw and proleuiODol tralnlnc. AI a member of the health team, we are •~ lntermodllr1, .....m, bOth lbe doctor and lhe patiant. Our job II to com;~ld your prucrlptioat W. T Thorn, llll80n City Chief of Pollee, bu •••milled hla rt- 'lignaUon to llayor Leo Ingle• and the lllasOn Couneil to be come etfedlve a• soon ae a r~> plaoement Is lound !or him. mlut& I The FaD l!;lght~ Conlerence ol thr Dltlrict ol tbe American !.ellon waa•held Sun~ay at Mul' Repre•entaUvea of Feeney-llennetf Polt. · No. 128, were Lewis Long, Commander; Charli?J Bradburv, !lrst vice Jre, oldent'; Lee Smlt~·. aecon~ vlcO: eom ; Henry Clatwortby, #8!1! corelllll1 and promptlf. rll)'1 City, com. Abo surl'iving b 1 alster lira. iacob Shuler of Pomeroy. lin. 1 member of Church, tbe lliddlo- ud DUTTON .DRUG CO. PHONE lift his'' PRESENTS '' I Ro&:I.NO r j ~uos FIBRE AND WOOL BLEND~ r!N THE AREA R~qr T~ND . MrB. Lo~t~! BrojVII and • 1 1 Herachel. , • ' •lllirlal · will be" made ~eech Grove Cemetery. ., . ~ the deatb were ' parenl8. ' ' '• IS NATIONAL we!k IF YOU, - ~AVE $0MITHI ..G' ·.· . TO \ OR RE~T· SELL I \ JIIEV~IISI"&- 2 USABt,fSIQI. MATCHIN9 FRINGI A~L Y AicJuND '\' I ' SIX~~T DIAMET.ER · PO\IRI~OT DIAMETER $21~7$ · ' ' ' ' . . ' L~ Funeral Servic.e8 ~ H~~~-M~y For· $10~·5··· I . ., ' . \' '· ..• 1 ~1 ' '\ ' r ,, ';; ... ',' ., '• -··,. .. I, ; ' ,,.' ( •, . " '·.... .......... .'') " .' ' ~ �Wednesday 5:88 Sign On 6·00 Today r:r~tb or ' consequence~ I 11'45 World Series 3:110 ~ueen lor a Doy 3:41' ·.todero Bllmftnaces 4:00 Comedy~''!'" l 6.00 1:n 6:30 7:00 7•30 B·QO 8:1,D 6:2~ ~·30 ?:10 8:00 lnllnd tl!fu\1, Jlnco the ·P.Ueot UJuaUy' .<1n't hrtatbe colllfoltablJ It be Ilea fla~ '" ' ·Don't attempt to move blm wltli oul.a doctor'• •uporvlllon. But yo~ elll 111m~ l!le palhnl'l •019· fort by lo01<1Dbil dlbl .elotbl.. IUOb 18 beJt.t lbd OOllOn: Try lo 9·bo 9:111! •'fh~ iJ }"oliJ Llie 0:30 Water1ront 10.00 Tic Tac Dourh to:,O·. ~~'l'! Beadlln~• We~thercasl Nltewot<:h 12:011 Tonilh• . help tile paUe~t 1uum~ II>Oaltioli In~! eomlorflble (qr •him. 11 'I'll prob•bb bo haltWQ lletiveen b· 6' 15 6:2~ 10:4~ The ceatrll Ohio He¢~~ O!K·"-. otlort. bu '""'' !uY·!o-loUow 1111· 4•stlo111 of hqw ,to help., In t~ 6f I be¢ ~ttack, . 1'\1'11 ajtp, ~ eoune, •II 10 eall I doetor 11 OIICI. You Clll lheo MB NBC •News 4:30 'froublt With Fother e:oo Spl1!4th Playbouao 8:48 N~G Nejra 10:40 Treas~re· Uunt 10.00 T~.~ Pr!F!r.:Jii'i~'if~ctei 10:~ 1'filtl\ or w I1:00 Tit /u DOUih 11!80 11· Could Be Y'll , , 11:48 World Series ~:00 9H••• lor • Dff • ''l'! I S:4s' l!lilll~• Komon<;~l . t:oo «~,.u«r iml!l- · t:3Q '{tpu~le }\'!~ Fttll~ 5·00 Spinach Playhouse 1!.00 Tic Tsc Oougb I 1:30 It Could Bo YOil . 6:00 'l'odoy . .o:oo Romw Room 9:30 A:OO Romper Rooll! ~:30 TreO'ure Hunt 10:00 The Price Is Right t0·30 THURSDAY- Ch~an~ e:5e sian.on : :1 ' ... '"' · Cl9oney 9:30 'fhe Jane Wyman Show · 10:00 ~eep, 1!111! lf9!ll . ntU"':chlll~. However, av~ld lnduelnloweau.. Whlrly~lrd' lq:M News ~adllne~ w"i~~a•t NiteWIIlch 12:00 1oUJsl!t . h1,GJIDi too 1111111' blallket.t. , Unlesa tbe doet~ odvlled it, don'! 1M palloat ~- llquldl . ' ·1110b u aleollallt lllliuilillt.t. , · ·• • Alter tbe pallenf Ia ~ "ed• ~ supemalon, w~l '~ · lila • . 1 chanees ~ · ~~veri..!, Proqa'bw I\ DRI!SS .SHOP betle!' t~~an ,ou think, aCcoiclJna PoJDBI'tlY II to Gentrel Ohio Heart. ' Jill st. ._: Fewer tllu J5 olit pie who tullef . I Oil'h 14: 5 MIRCE·DES ,1.. The ombre:Stri!lf cotual ·co'HD'O·· qo SJrn illf ' -· ---:----- ---....,..:-:-':'::'" I ; , . .• WCHS·TV Cha,.tte.f ·• · ~his cu: in o lighiweig~t Week's Special! . ~tie's Aflnanac II:" Lbve of Lll, ll·to Search tor Tomo~ 11:45 Guldln1 Lllbt · • 12:00 Kat!•'• Kit.h•n~.l.. · 12,:~9. ~ \he WQrld •"'1" I 1:oo ~~a! the Cl<><k , P,:IO I:30 lfO\II<~arty l le ~ l ' !t ' ' 0f ~ ' ' •) j.' '· I'' ' ' '< • . . ' 5:30 Your Esso !\•porter 5:4B Sporll •Paill<lt j H~ Woalh~rmUI · 8:00 Meet CortfSs Atcher \ ' ,. ' ' ' ·.H ' ' , l1 \ l '•. '.li ,J ' • , ~1 , • r • '. cHICAQP'JOWR sKATES ' ' ., " , · '• ·. .~y- ROBI~ElTE · t:or Boys ' ' (" ! an~ ru,~ . . FOR ~ISTIIIAS LAY·AWAY N!)W · Pay' ~!!lift J>ayment ,Don . · · 1 .ln SEvENTEEN ·a.ox ' JEWELER IDd qPTOMETRIIIT ' ~&Creet ' ' ,: Dotl · " ·H. SANBOkN 3:30 Eilge of Nlg~t 4:00 The Early Shew ·~·'~ We Save v.u·JI.ne; . ' oa FLOOR FURNACE BiroiB ·wiNTER ' .FIGURINES-BRASS ~LAQUES . 1Co$tu.nie J!Welry ancf' Unusu~l ~iffs 1 1 2':00 'ilti Payotf • 2·30 The Verdi<! Is' Y~ 1:00 Brllbl..r Day f:IB s,~t Storm -~ ' ' IJIJI' US INSTALL•YOUR NEW STOVE ' ' :New.Shipm.~t ' the slttvtt. Brown, green. blacl. .fOto20and cust~m sizes for I"• shorter ligurt, ioc to 2oc. .. ~eating Needs ·~··Select .our Iced with whitt of For Your ,· f,roni Chro1115i>un ~ttott. SEE PICKEN'S Come In and ' suiiiniJ of lofted ''' 6:30' Sgt. Pl'l'atun of Uta Yuhll 7:QO Hlg~way Patrol ' ' I 7:00 Cllmu i 8:30 PJafhOUIO 90 ' 10:00 Myatery Theater 1 lj:OO Up-to th..IIIJnute ~·'f• ., -.· \ ' ., l ·' " .,. ·~ '' ..• j • "; (' ' ' i ' ' ... '' " 1 I • ~ ' ¥' t , ,j ' td~ •• ~ r \' • ii't ' . .,. ( ' l '\ . '' ,. ... '. I , " ~ ' , r ' ' :, ' abOut ai:lything and everything . affectit:ig ·YOUf Interests. Your ·, ne.wspaper will brook no obstractii)n·to f!Je cha:1nels of occur. ;(cite, unbiased lnJormoti()n which eire basi.c to the proper tunc' !tioning·of our free American way of life. · .. . ,. \ i . t' . '~': ' ' . . ~ .•' ' '. DiltY SENfiNEL .,_. ' ' ~ " \o I •' ' .~ o • • ' .._1 • • • 'o •JI-e• I' ~ l .. , • - ·'.. , .~ ~ .. ' .. �Wednesday 5:88 Sign On 6·00 Today r:r~tb or ' consequence~ I 11'45 World Series 3:110 ~ueen lor a Doy 3:41' ·.todero Bllmftnaces 4:00 Comedy~''!'" l 6.00 1:n 6:30 7:00 7•30 B·QO 8:1,D 6:2~ ~·30 ?:10 8:00 lnllnd tl!fu\1, Jlnco the ·P.Ueot UJuaUy' .<1n't hrtatbe colllfoltablJ It be Ilea fla~ '" ' ·Don't attempt to move blm wltli oul.a doctor'• •uporvlllon. But yo~ elll 111m~ l!le palhnl'l •019· fort by lo01<1Dbil dlbl .elotbl.. IUOb 18 beJt.t lbd OOllOn: Try lo 9·bo 9:111! •'fh~ iJ }"oliJ Llie 0:30 Water1ront 10.00 Tic Tac Dourh to:,O·. ~~'l'! Beadlln~• We~thercasl Nltewot<:h 12:011 Tonilh• . help tile paUe~t 1uum~ II>Oaltioli In~! eomlorflble (qr •him. 11 'I'll prob•bb bo haltWQ lletiveen b· 6' 15 6:2~ 10:4~ The ceatrll Ohio He¢~~ O!K·"-. otlort. bu '""'' !uY·!o-loUow 1111· 4•stlo111 of hqw ,to help., In t~ 6f I be¢ ~ttack, . 1'\1'11 ajtp, ~ eoune, •II 10 eall I doetor 11 OIICI. You Clll lheo MB NBC •News 4:30 'froublt With Fother e:oo Spl1!4th Playbouao 8:48 N~G Nejra 10:40 Treas~re· Uunt 10.00 T~.~ Pr!F!r.:Jii'i~'if~ctei 10:~ 1'filtl\ or w I1:00 Tit /u DOUih 11!80 11· Could Be Y'll , , 11:48 World Series ~:00 9H••• lor • Dff • ''l'! I S:4s' l!lilll~• Komon<;~l . t:oo «~,.u«r iml!l- · t:3Q '{tpu~le }\'!~ Fttll~ 5·00 Spinach Playhouse 1!.00 Tic Tsc Oougb I 1:30 It Could Bo YOil . 6:00 'l'odoy . .o:oo Romw Room 9:30 A:OO Romper Rooll! ~:30 TreO'ure Hunt 10:00 The Price Is Right t0·30 THURSDAY- Ch~an~ e:5e sian.on : :1 ' ... '"' · Cl9oney 9:30 'fhe Jane Wyman Show · 10:00 ~eep, 1!111! lf9!ll . ntU"':chlll~. However, av~ld lnduelnloweau.. Whlrly~lrd' lq:M News ~adllne~ w"i~~a•t NiteWIIlch 12:00 1oUJsl!t . h1,GJIDi too 1111111' blallket.t. , Unlesa tbe doet~ odvlled it, don'! 1M palloat ~- llquldl . ' ·1110b u aleollallt lllliuilillt.t. , · ·• • Alter tbe pallenf Ia ~ "ed• ~ supemalon, w~l '~ · lila • . 1 chanees ~ · ~~veri..!, Proqa'bw I\ DRI!SS .SHOP betle!' t~~an ,ou think, aCcoiclJna PoJDBI'tlY II to Gentrel Ohio Heart. ' Jill st. ._: Fewer tllu J5 olit pie who tullef . I Oil'h 14: 5 MIRCE·DES ,1.. The ombre:Stri!lf cotual ·co'HD'O·· qo SJrn illf ' -· ---:----- ---....,..:-:-':'::'" I ; , . .• WCHS·TV Cha,.tte.f ·• · ~his cu: in o lighiweig~t Week's Special! . ~tie's Aflnanac II:" Lbve of Lll, ll·to Search tor Tomo~ 11:45 Guldln1 Lllbt · • 12:00 Kat!•'• Kit.h•n~.l.. · 12,:~9. ~ \he WQrld •"'1" I 1:oo ~~a! the Cl<><k , P,:IO I:30 lfO\II<~arty l le ~ l ' !t ' ' 0f ~ ' ' •) j.' '· I'' ' ' '< • . . ' 5:30 Your Esso !\•porter 5:4B Sporll •Paill<lt j H~ Woalh~rmUI · 8:00 Meet CortfSs Atcher \ ' ,. ' ' ' ·.H ' ' , l1 \ l '•. '.li ,J ' • , ~1 , • r • '. cHICAQP'JOWR sKATES ' ' ., " , · '• ·. .~y- ROBI~ElTE · t:or Boys ' ' (" ! an~ ru,~ . . FOR ~ISTIIIAS LAY·AWAY N!)W · Pay' ~!!lift J>ayment ,Don . · · 1 .ln SEvENTEEN ·a.ox ' JEWELER IDd qPTOMETRIIIT ' ~&Creet ' ' ,: Dotl · " ·H. SANBOkN 3:30 Eilge of Nlg~t 4:00 The Early Shew ·~·'~ We Save v.u·JI.ne; . ' oa FLOOR FURNACE BiroiB ·wiNTER ' .FIGURINES-BRASS ~LAQUES . 1Co$tu.nie J!Welry ancf' Unusu~l ~iffs 1 1 2':00 'ilti Payotf • 2·30 The Verdi<! Is' Y~ 1:00 Brllbl..r Day f:IB s,~t Storm -~ ' ' IJIJI' US INSTALL•YOUR NEW STOVE ' ' :New.Shipm.~t ' the slttvtt. Brown, green. blacl. .fOto20and cust~m sizes for I"• shorter ligurt, ioc to 2oc. .. ~eating Needs ·~··Select .our Iced with whitt of For Your ,· f,roni Chro1115i>un ~ttott. SEE PICKEN'S Come In and ' suiiiniJ of lofted ''' 6:30' Sgt. Pl'l'atun of Uta Yuhll 7:QO Hlg~way Patrol ' ' I 7:00 Cllmu i 8:30 PJafhOUIO 90 ' 10:00 Myatery Theater 1 lj:OO Up-to th..IIIJnute ~·'f• ., -.· \ ' ., l ·' " .,. ·~ '' ..• j • "; (' ' ' i ' ' ... '' " 1 I • ~ ' ¥' t , ,j ' td~ •• ~ r \' • ii't ' . .,. ( ' l '\ . '' ,. ... '. I , " ~ ' , r ' ' :, ' abOut ai:lything and everything . affectit:ig ·YOUf Interests. Your ·, ne.wspaper will brook no obstractii)n·to f!Je cha:1nels of occur. ;(cite, unbiased lnJormoti()n which eire basi.c to the proper tunc' !tioning·of our free American way of life. · .. . ,. \ i . t' . '~': ' ' . . ~ .•' ' '. DiltY SENfiNEL .,_. ' ' ~ " \o I •' ' .~ o • • ' .._1 • • • 'o •JI-e• I' ~ l .. , • - ·'.. , .~ ~ .. ' .. �., ' j ,I . Tlae Dallfl ScmtineJ 1 . SPOll' JS u_ ·cK . 1 b~ Grid \,~ ·, Stgr$;;lest -.lcJckel,- McArJhur ~ 1'f!1el!I!IE!~IJ!ft, T_, T~twn .Frldey~ Has 0..... Roo . . y . Dt:.o ·~· 8oth Pl. p)ea,~a~~t lnd Wa!\lma • .;· '!lllllfl! ~hg JPr t$.1r first vi;· "' tory o.f the sea~~ Friday !light • 1 when the Big BlOCks ·mvade !loch· tel !f•ld tq b.1llie Coach Rflph 1Sayres White Fllcono. , J'l. Pleas'lftt, lour of tjlree rames, and Wahama. loser of four, ..., /!>•ins their trou)>leo thil year 'b each is trying to ,..build for future seasons. ... ,..,..... , ·~' LE.rn ·' ·. ·E~ 'MA.TCH·CUR . ~ ~. r::m~u!~~,c,I~.II!JR~ the measure of the Falcons The I I> Pt. Pleasant team on last Friday · . 0 Went down to defeat by a sCore of 'l. .,J 14-0 to a BarUOl~rsville learn that -y ~ T"IIM111 p, ~EW Y.OJIK (jJPj '7 W~i.IGN ford ~f -~~ /\lew·Ygr¥. is said to be "up . thts year. . . • Coach John Th,DJ111110D didn~ ~~and Warre.n Spahn ol tilt Ml!waull;ae .a,r~v~s. t.w,o of Otber teams dowmn~ the B•i 1. / f U-spare t~e @rfeB lar,t ~•enlnt .. baD's craftiest souUtpaws, went out after tlu! ' opening, Blacks have boen Huntington East e a,l\ee~ ~ IYIWe . . . he worked his Midd\epprt Y~J!ow wh•l IISllally' turns out ID be the key •arne b(the World . and Ga)hpo'"· The Falcons h•.i• The first game ol Ute Se~s will be history, 1ts dt!t~ t\Ut· Jack~li hai:Ii and J~!J! 1,n P1.eP"'r• 1 ~!1~~ •.; . · P ' " , lost to Rave., wood, Pomoroy, ~lid· . · . I di Utousa~ qf tele· f 1 th,e McAr.lh r IIlii~ ·~er · "'·• "1""/W • dleport, and Belpre. Belpre down· ) tering the w1res of the na,t10p ea ng. 10 . b tb il ;~a orni ~~ u. · · ,e .1 AJ!Ilo).lgb Ford, hampu,d Wllb .arpl trotj~~ · aer;o~caJIY ed them on Priday by 34-6. printers in as many newspap~rs and radto statiOns, Y e. flle He YhJ ~~listed the exuller!n\ ! ~~~~~'he se~n 1 won· ~~IY. 11 &il!l~. Ut~ :Y~Wj .~fer• !11Shcrtzer will probably start with these notes otre read by 70u h ked "Who lid of four former Yellow Iacko• · · .,;ttes to 1\'ln t))e ft.rst game and jq,lO choices Ill .ta~e T,be Big Blacks, u¥der Coach Bah Blessing 161 , and JJm llragg, Per~ps .about t~~ee do~n. fans ave wan1.Y as ' lj al,llrs wbo worked. ~hi~d ' ae~on,d t>e ~.ene~. . . I ' ' Bob Shertzer, wi!l still be favored , will wm Ute sertes? ~far, I ve gone along wtth old Fear ess alrJnf o,ff!ns:ve lm~. Tile obl~t, •t the rnds: Bill Baker, a s. ~n. a 2l'Jame 41iJme! ~n. d ". l fe'l 'to.t ~Is . ~ uy, .Pill' I gpl 1 5 170 1 .~ they have l<lst to stronger and Buster It ice . 180, at the tackles Fraley who does a bit known .as T)le Sport Parade. }le s~ys to alve hJS defensiVe first l!r!ftl· ~ qri)y _pitc.~er Qn th~ jlrfV~ rth~ mtl~r _J,ea;qea .I!>~~~~ V\C" ·~ams thap those ~h~t ha~n Larry Rilllc . t61, and Pat Henry, the Yankees in not more th•n five. . era somebody r.eally t.oug)i to stafJ wi-\h P1.fVi~u 1 serl.fs ~ICPf'r· torie• .•salnst ~.rtll #S.'deffa!J. 189. at guards and Bob Stephenson, And not in one single instance have I found any_one ~IS· bring to the IJ'OU))~. lence. was m~~~~~r Fr~~ IJaAey's Gett10~ off I~ fJp,W; '\! '~" Np. 1 HEALTH KNIT 165, at center. agr'eet·ng on •nythlng about thai verdict 9t1ter than a ~aQtlqus 1 Johsn lt~romadn !! hquartd ~. Cha~ r· ~qtopr~tlt ~boice. Most ~··~ail I qb1JeciiVO ~ ,4PY ln~W. ~~d ·•!IIJ. ,, • · · Ill es m." an "'' ar. .....va er I'll • · ·d !bat · ille 1/P ,., tJil'!' 3~ te~s iii .t,he lfil· f'l:tlf/ • tn the backfield will be Jimi"Y hedge that Mllwau~ee may e~C~~nq t~e Y~nk!.e~ to mPre . an at hRives and ~ig "Sital<e" Du4d.nr 1S:eat~~l\l~~~: gqea ~~ Ifill' y~ 'Wort~ ~p-Ies 'history h'Je <f /fl. pet., 1·2 Wedge at quarter, Rusty Wamsley five games. The Series, here, is already conc,e.,.e · . • at luliback, dl.d Juat tbot. They JO !lilwa~ue. · · · ' ll .e o)l jo lilt wori~ ~~N'lPIJ!ir· · · r I • and Johnny Musgrave at halves. Some even are such ¥an~ee fe~rer~ Utey pr~dlct •!)other ~ower~d aod rllllthe ends lor bl& They ~~~red that the und.,., ll)l ~ pfler tli!l'b!1 ,t.h, OP!\Ding ' /J ,;!~ij1 .s J.'.!: ,.~ ...1· • ~~l~b!~~ pouod Eddy Skidmore at infamous week such as when tl)e Indians went down fyur. 'hunka Ill yardate for the ltrst dog Bravea 10 hfal lbe Yank~~ ,e;me. . • . ~ "1ji~ 1 straight whlch is quite wit~ln the memory of this generation. ~T~!~~~:her they began to run who ~re wd to World Serlei tri~ Stengel was confident he wo~ld '"fi'AG ltt 91Rio' Coach Sayre may in1ert Bill Warr~n Spahn vs. Whitey Ford. T~es~ are two great Jler· out of gas, or the current edition ump~. would have to get two. wind up wltb his aevcnih aer!'' <-.rioGreer. who caught a · touchdown formers for the opening game, thol)gh Spahn has ~een m1,1ch or the Jacket. decided to get aer· it not three, triumphs o•t of winner. e.spedaUy after tearnilj1 T~r!'Yi!:fi~ 'WhX'::~~clr pass o~ Friiay againsl Belpre. in more consistent over IJ!e season. Ford !)ad a tembl~ slUIDP ious about enemy runnert. Prob- Spahn. thlll two 1>f lila •luning Ill!'• · "'fREAT AM11tl~P1J I , the game against Pt. ·P!ea~nt. If but finished strong: However ne cla·IIDS only 11 victories com· ~bly some of both, the reaylt was Mickey !'•_.te and Bill Skowro~. · • PASTIMl!" · be sturl!\ he would be i~ for Dan· pared to Spahn's 211 n regulation play. areal r<durlio,n In yard produe':)118~re~~~ea~d~y~to~o~tart~. o;;;.;;;;;;;;:;;;;~;;~;;:;;;;;;;;;f;:~ !lie Smith, who may be !hiltcd to by the heavy and fast exr a guard spol. At the o~her end r • • ~!Ill & 2nd wi~t ~.~~~;yw~i:":rh Jo naon CertainCh~mpion' SmiJh, one-time aeolback 'of a Fearless Fraley doesn't lqo)! at the comparative abUIU~s. rew years ago, and now home on man for man, in pic~lng the New Yqr)!ers. Rather, he I!A4s m Ie~ve from the MarineJ, wu 15 tll,e p?rrenial chamjls a champion's stature, f cpll!l))!Sf )D qu1c~ 11 ever and while fresh, f_OOTBAL~ ing oii 'top a self confltlence a knowledge that they are looked tougher thao ever. D~ddlr(c . best, and ~~~ ability to work metnot!ically at b~IJ1g whtil ::~~.t~= ~:.~ r.s~:.~·~~!a1t'!: I are. wao • back anyliody would be In comparison, he cites historical precedent showing the proud to have. Vroman worked more scrambled Nat!Q~al J.!!'Jue \eii!JIS always becom• .out of the T nowleuly untn ht flicted with bulterfil,es whel.l the "lg Series xe~layed. tir~d tnd Wll relieved by c St I I ... u ' · U y k .. ·• · f r ' d 17 1 1 Mil quarterback Yogi Wayland wbo asey enge o . ... dn•l'f'~ Nahona y the an ees are avor• · · owever, n • labor~d with the 7 like his rlvtl mantger, als<> )'(•• waukee the Braves enjoy a reversal of Ute odds. Of co,ur~e ThoiJlpson tried one sh!"!il)g wJj~ ~!! a!'j. from Milwaukee can do lt.1J~!il ~he fapkees In a seven games. Tb.ey ablft tl)atappened lclliVt 11J!M,1~sajf Sf/Wij.. ''Uii ' could do It In four. • Bob.by Nelson inJJy~~ Jro111 a a 'wo.~d'r Wm~Q 'lid been a l Me? I'll .stJll ~0 a)Qnf wl!ll ~ like halfback delenslve lltllon Ill .the ' ~~m~ :w~ ~ eV!'}'nl/nf(• he . others less the Yankw t~~lves and H ·2·1 delen,. iato a G-2-1-2·1. Ill . n tlio I, a'ue. '4~ ~·· stockh~lders 1 hope• the •Bra~es will do "tbe othtr '!'0 r4•! Tll~'l'P••• 't.aa 1tl)) P11 t~hther, t~'t'b9UIJ:I •.n • ., ' • , ualnJ two Jmebacken who couJ4 a. 1 ere "1. o stf.' '· fill l~ the Iii!' ,or l)oa1 wide, then · Ford,' w~o WI'~ "' ~ '·\We 0 N<lsop, N9pe j}i -~~~ center just weeki h~"''· has 11'\'0 fOil)' gal'\•• ba.ck of them, IJr po~tlon to ,, while fOiina two, in oerl.. Co~· Classifi,ed $p91't4 Ad: · either petition. . . Ron Springer has a couple of ducats-good seats-to tl),e It a,,m~~ 1o wor~He bas been a major factor ,'" Ohio State Purdue game and wants •o tr·•e them for ay A•rli Before !he fl~out sl'l'lmma•e live of t~e !lehtb peqn,n\1 \"hlfh . . .,. . ' . ""· . ... . • Thompson w~rk~d the ';qJ~d ~. 'St~~·Y ~~· 'wqn ifi li\n!. ffllt,s a• . . er game. He can't m.alle It on rur4u~ day. the charging machine, aeeldng re- the IDIDifer of tW l'ia~ffS. FeltiJrlwo ~.;. Contact Ron at home or at the O~lo Power Co. offices. finement In the bard cbnge anL\ Ford htU the beat overall wpn , .. . · r:~* . Injured Football J'Jayers' Department: pull-away tQ r9q~lY IJie ·~11. ' ~tar· a.n~ ,l••t rt rord ~~ any pilch., ~n Fashiori:F:avore~ Jim Creme&ns, candidate 'or the W!!~.t Virginia ller he wor)r.•4 l.l)e ~~!!~ad Dn t.ick· lor "moatly lair today ·"P.d Fabrics $d Colors Freshman footba!l team, Is repoJ1ed laid up with a k,nee, Una drill on the '*me machiM, tomorrow with 10150na,le J'ttUm.e~. ('jabs ' which was one of his worries in high school at Rutland. emphasizlne leg drlv,. .., tepu\eraturea." That metnt and W~.h W)laf Jim passed up basketball in his senior year because of McARTHUR Is LOIIR reldlnga In the low 70'•. t/1• same knee. McArt)l)lr b~a .b~d a h•Pl•s; ·~·a )er .IOid. Season SO {llf, \OeJng three OuJ 0 • ' ' 1 T ,~,. 'fit three. They lost to Belpre, :zl!.O, , filA' MIRU WIIITER .~ to Berne Uniqp, 13·12, and lut DUNI!PJN, Fla. UP _Bob Ru~ Friday lD ,nother squeaker, went oell, a aporta wrltedor the Chi· down 12-8 to Aahville. · Their chief ground •alnen ••• ~~ J)aily News since 1946, ,has Aalhorlzed lleGre11or Spor.tlng Qootll Dealer Sh • ( '"" bttn llimed pubUe relaUo~~~o dir'·.. .; f, ... .. ,.. IJ.eme of Arrow SllllU "'' ".Q'!Ill!~,y ady Meek• Douc Wrlgh s•ll and e<lor for tb• Profeuional G~fera I 83' MILL ST. MIDDLEPOliT ,Barney PbiUipa, none of whom Aa~ . •a..h~ ;>ito• '•f'•.e w,_ Au.·~. 1 E. MAIN ·ST. NEW YORK UP- Three game.• over Brown. could gain conalalently agalnat '' '~ill' ' ~~ '" .... -- Dortomoutb · Penn, Virginia· South- North Carolina State 7 Aohvllie ln01de the 20 yard lines. ""''~,n~e;,~~u~"~e~e~n~t~B~iu~Ra~c~h~.-~1~:;:;:;-;:;;;:;;;:;;:;:;:;;;;-;:;:;;;;;!;~~ ;;;; ;;;; Wake Forest and UCI.A-Oregon- over Clemaon, Baylor .8 over Longesl run of McArthur's I• were rated ao toss-ups In thi> Mlama, Fla., Tenneaaee 10 over atalnal Aab•IU~ was a 30-yarder weekend'a college football, while Mlsoisoippl State, Vlrginlt Tee~ by Wtjthtii!IJ In mldlleld. The Oklohomat was made bluest fa· 8 over William and Mary, Florida General• could not capitalize on vorlte of the day, 38 polnta over 3 over. Kentucky, Vanderbilt 12 It, bow~vor. · The Jackeil wiU be soing Into Iowa Stale. over AlJbama. the gime with a 1-2 ,..cor<j, 11\e!l· Second-randed Michigan Stale Midweat..'.nunol• l,O over COl· thy t:antraot t.o ~~Uee yem Juit was made a U·polnt favorite 11ate, Kanoas State 7 over Nebr'· palled in which tbet card~d one over California by the oddsmak· aka, Tulane 17 o.ver Mnquelte, victor¥ In zo g;inu. \ · era, ond third·tated Mlnn.,ott Notre Dame 19 over Indiana, Wis' wao 14 over Purdue. conain 7 over WeJI Vlrai~la, Oreaon State wao I~ led 8 poln:• Houston 10 over ClnclnnaU. I better thon Northwestern and Soutbweat-Otlahoma State 14 Navy wl5 a 13·polnt fovorite oyer over Wichita, Arkanoas' 7 ovet North Carolina. Iowa. oeventh in Texas Christian, Rice .8 over Stan tho United Pr011 nnkina, woo 16 ford, Louisiona State 18 over 11 Y9U SOMETHING polnta j>ver w.. hlnrlon, and TexJS Teeh, Texu 7 over So~.th· Mlchi&an was favored by 20 over Carolina. Georalo. Duke ~ated a 19-point Weat-Pithb~J1h 2 over Sou,th choice over Maylond. to•e Iu oud Odda qn olber feature gom11: ern California, Utah 3 over Idaho Eut-Prlnceton 12 over Colum· Colorado 7 over J(,n..,, i>htn Lea tis Give Yea An Eltlmate buo, Army 3 over Penn State, St1te 7 over Wu)IIIIJion. . ' Cornell 11 over Horvar~. Yale 7 and Raroond Cpnd!ll w~lie HO)V· 'ani McDanl.ol l!id George .McFar· larUI wOI play at the IUIJ'41. Robert Roua~ will he at center. In th.t bt,ekfleld will ht LalT)' Llevint at quuterlilek, Leroy ON Darllnl all!l lenny Green at the hal.., '114 llarvln Roush at lui~ baek. B~ILDlNG Frld•r nlaht'a rame wiD mark "" 2Sr~ ·jll. .ina between the two teama with l't. Pleuaol holdill a 1'.. l!i..l deelded •dJe iii ,the urlea. the W "'"~~~ Falco111 bave won on~¥ four of liMiu games. .. u TIRI •LS INCORPORATID w~naml'a 1ut vlctt!r7 over tll• ""' «" Bil Blam wu iD IN! when thay Ia Tlae Hem of H11oa Cl&)' won uut b1 a acore .ot 1~. Prior Kru~q. •.JY~lr~OI'U In ..... INIIM IIIIo Cl&)' W f to .that, they hl4 defeated. the bac~l~. \f .lhl,rd ID Th y nN. Than fwe HEAVY JACKETS r&.?: 1 SWEAT SHIRTS Hooded Sweat Shirts T·S"IRTS SHOP· A .f. - s$toture . . .Q.UIPMJ'NT. hy ••·•tar•. ""'r'!' -. w.- . $22~50 1 also r SprJnger wants T rode Ducats nr- '9NTRASTlNQ · · .LAC-K$ \ 'n '·s~·~jj• The SPOJlT$ CtNTER Three Colle~ate Games RatecJ Tossups In Saturday &hedule ' ' JS NATION~\~ iiEWSPAPER WEEK ~.AVE TO I~J, . QR REHT ' TJtfn.·.r;r .54VE. HER'E t ' --- Add Comfort Red"ce Fuel Bills HOGG I ... ~P9W~IE-GR()S$, . I WMIER IIIII ' suPPliES ZUSP•. '~~:=;:=;;;;~;;:;;;;;::~~~~;;;;D~!;·!;,;·;;;;'·~~~bo~yo~lr~om~tlll~ · c; oun;. ;;lf;;~;;;al;;lnii;i1H8~, Wet! :VIrili!l~ #Ill' JIM! and I¥3'J. with ._ 1fl'lll· CI\Ww the ,top team. 'u' r.ctlverr I ~L IIAf lp.!IJ "'"' NEW~,- ~ .... qt tile pre~ ' JJP ~~~·Alit Ar/1Jl ;'TURTLE·TERMS" Money talks. Get ready cash here In a jiffy. Make it aerve you well. Pay bills, earn discounts, ~uy llarcatns. save money. Take your ttm.e to repay op opr reasol)able budget terlDB. Y~'re In fiJI' J' p~~ ant surprlae. Phone or ·&top ln. !,A>ans up !.o J1\I001 subject io P!'ompt approval. ,' ' ~THE CITY LOAN ,I ,gi,LIWil St. • Phoae 19'7 & SAVINGS CO. ean Le WOJI M, wby, til!? NaUon 'LIIIYe ~llirlu bi.Yf beta vletorlouaiD l.l.tllfi:T!le ~" York oame for the new Yaake11, who are lavort4 to 1>1'* Ia Poll)' Grado, Haya uld, tbe MUW.ultH Braver in the 1907 dlroctoca have aa yet not da11ic, have won 17 previous ~,.. los ond loll live. •· reaehH a decis!ofl.• The · new le.,uo will have 1 rt~tlonal fou" ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;i;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; 1nament lor •laht reJional ,.In· 1 ~n. Tbe tiUe ••me ho'!'evw, POitAEIOlf BRIDGE nnJ~.,., : 'OPINING 24 Hour "'" ~ 'It' playrd'iiere; ")jere the Ji911f world ~l,el ja ~d. , . ' I W(lr,~;SP.nn1 flgy* PromiSed For ~World Seties · .· ~i~~VJ3 'I· . . wx= :~rr tij fOi' tjtor ' -, m. Letart Falls ., . c:·,..,.l ' ·. ··.·:.:.f.\"1,; -~,tG'.: :. ' ~ w:i~~lpl. .. .mnHLIPI:JI'NI I T,, . ---- I l j .llis1. SiJI!•· oh· .. · . . . •' . . .,. Suw,;ta V/'ftrld I Mee'l 1 ,, ' ..... ·, > ·' ,• ••'"'Y "tr''" ApplE GRO.VE K. Ma d(n (n' AJJm;\Jriden1{ . of. Mr. ~d Nr&. EM)est Mr. , nd111fra. ~rt ,Rollins of • Akro¥ aperf ... ·~n•IY and Monday · · )Vith. the ltirw~r·~ m~r, at the ~~~~. ~· ~ s~: home. ~~ Tt!r· :~nd , .... ,11 Bo,ton. 1:00 _ '5:00 Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Rou' b and Conve!Jielll Lay-A~•.Y . PlfD son •pent Sun~ay afternoon with ·' Mr· d Mr Ed rd G Jfflth t E.,•••••·11 ly Bas·h•ann. '· wa r a .. . .Appointment ~!rles Haney of Harrls<>nville . · 'J NmDV JfMI! .· · J,iJ· ~ · w.. 1pep~ t~e week end with \lr. and liWJ..-1 ~ 1 e~.(;.~.:" O· · Mrs. lack Sharpnack. ':'r!!!!l"'~ Cow& 8&. l'tlinWfJ • '"h •••ft•e ¥r· and .Mrs. &rold Craw, and ~~~~~·~0~¥~=~-~ - ~,.~,..S~~~ · ~t Mr. arid Mri Wally Ellis, all· of Gr~veport, and Mr. aod Mrs. Ton· " II I Col b tS ey "'" er 0 urn us, spen un· day with Mr. and . Mrs. Harold Roush. Mr!· Jl¥old Roush, Jame.s Bios· ~r. '"d Mrs. ,Herbjlrt Roush son 'pent ~hvrsday evening -lit. and Mra. Valeie Spencer at Syheu8e. Mr. and Mra. Jl<lb Lawson 'nd building a r.cw home on larm. !ftal Daniel Euler of qrov.e apen_t the w~k I·FAI~ ·w•m 11! if.d MfJ. Alec Wheel· famty . .' JlltiN'$ 8EAII11 , . .. · ·.·~0 p, ·r ' 1, ~::~ . GOES.SLERS . . ~ .,.. ...:=._ •r' I , . ·,..~$..~''N. 1 By Mi:f.· A..1 ' "llty Northern Ohio sh ls swept By N•w Epl"demi•C ._ ~:. ·.~~~)!r~n~:~~.~·~o~~:;~; llve~:•b'.•t was oniJnurfeadlt.' con"\t'on " 1 ~ was "' Wma~ . 1 with pelvis and back injuries. 'd h t" A state patrolman ••• t e COLUMBUS ur-A state/ r:=====;::=;~E=~===~;i;;=;: r •brash roecukrrliedP?cntauw.a~· ~.~~·tyr tHoedaalyth .Dle~,"ret•mp!·r·attoryofficiadll.,ea'saei~ t e ran n· ' ' .,.. Attel.n' .1Jne Monday night. He said the slmiliar 0 Asian nu" is sweep. mlsolng driver fled_ as he at· lng lbrougb schools In Northerr. • 1. tempted to free Wh1te from hi s Ohio. AMERICA'S FINI!ST ~ILVBRPLAft ·M eet.i ng; picliup truck. . Dr. WillSIDW J. Bashe, dep,art· . ' '' ..f _ IJlent epidemologist, said high a_l> senteeism has been reported m Henry Cleland of '' Cleland's. CATTLE - Stem 13 to 21. 50: schools in summit, Jefferson, Appliances and Rhode! Stelly, Heijers 13 to 20: Babt Beef 14 to Erie and Lucas counties. beth of Pomeroy attended the 21.00: Fat Co'T• 1,0 to 14.!50: Can· Basbe estimated the attack rat. Fail Get-to-Gether of the Televis- •en •" to 10: BuUa 10 to 16.5D: in tVIO LU<I5 County ach00I1 a' ~ ion Electronic Service J\slo~ia· MUk Cows flO tq )20. about 30 per cellt. lie sold that tion held in the Southern Hotel . VEAL CALVES - Tops 30: about UD high sehool •nd junior at Columhus on Sunday. SeCondo 1$ to 24: llel!lum !5 \0 20 h'•h sohoo\ pupUs are suffering Election of offieeu for 1957·58 . Com. •nd 111,. 10 i!J 25: Cllll> ~ fr~m a reJpiratory illness. was held and a full report on Ji. to 12. About 21)() students bave been censing was mode. Captive ser- SHEEP - Ewu aod Lrno. 5 to repo ' rted aboent from two schools vice and many other ideas of in· 10: Sto<k Ewea 3 to 10: Fat Sheep in Summit County, he oald. Bashe terest were discdssed. · 8 to a: Cu)ls I Ill ,, llp•)l.s a f0 B:, ad••d a 20 per oent obsentee The nex~ meeting of the Tele· -Fat Wethers 3 to 8. .,.. d I vision Electronic Service Associ"· LAMBS - ToP' 21.25: ~o)lda !:~~.:"~ ~:uer~:~~unt/ one lion will be he111 in Cleveland. 1.6 to 20: Usht Wll. 14 to 17' Cpm· State Health Director llflph E. Televis)on Electrqnlc > Service txm~on~IO~t~oj14~-.;.·;;;;,;;;;;;;~;;.,;;;;;;;;;-..i;;;~~;;.i~;;;;;;;;;;i..;.;~ 2 rom Pome.rO)' dTeleVI·s.·on· SerVI·c·e > FAL:L St·LVIIf Association was formed· many ;. months ago to give the people of Ohio the very besl in telev.islon s~rvice. OHIO VALLEV LIY,ESTQCK an~'· ·~..:~~~ .~g;,t;;.\r~~ 2:~:~rlo iV." ~; ~0 ::~ t;J;t ~:~ 'week end with Mr. and to 16. Fat Sows 12 to 17, Stags 12 w ...... 0)11'11. to 15, Boars 0 to 14, SoW. ~nd Jia.!ph BaUard Pits 60 to 90: Shoats 5 to 16. s.HO·p MOOR'E'S I - fi'A:ifiW..._.""••••• Wu& Ad" l i " ~c ' ' . . -' ~~ ,. t.\ ,,~ . . . . . .· . . 57 Frea .•,...t,llotion 'I' •'!''tl' ' II! PURE ' * · BATTERIES DRUGS ·SEAT 'OV~RS * * MUFFLERS (puaraa~ ..,. ' Piece krv~ct For .8 llepilr Vllae $1U.11 TU~.~$ Aeevate tompo1111dtll1C Tell ~~- ~ ·~llker , . w~·~ ; I Atom SALE PRICE • \,t.+~• ---"""!'"!'!!!I!P,_~--""!''l~.,... r, -f<••·· , , YOU SAVE • ··r }..... • . I' .. • ' .l ., Service Entronce On Se~ond St. ~j!:E J\EGISTE)tED PHARMACISTS, TO TAKE G~E OF YQUR PRES¢RIPT!ON ~EEDS . We fW ..y ~ior'a PreserlpUon ConvenierJt Budget Terms ot Moore's Busy Stores _ er. '· . iJ'II 'ol al forecut, Wil. .. ,o, "'" aowLIRs .I I' . ' ·. F'flJht Re$UIts .;"" -;;y,....,.... L&~ ·' '.; • Stobir) (HOiiuml .'. .... · c 17~ Dwork l•st weeJ< • : .~ " · ' ••' · l)' •Ia' (Jio<)u) (Libert,v) . . . . . 176 Th• Rev. Roy' Mayea, pastor of ca ~P.s of A11-ian flu · .• ,.,.. f.Y UNIT~ · ~,IJ• :Cnchl!ll '(Liberty) .. .. ..... 1'1'6 the Metbodl~ Church at Dune"' Basbe " id today rl ''""),'ff~(w · ~! ~ .Ciaiwoh!hy (Baken) .. ..... 17~ Falls, Ohio. and llio\ J~dy Wil· lf.l, 'J'-rt Jl;f ' ftnr!l'. 0 r5t to·•er l 172 Iiams of D!.>a.vertown, Ohio, were of A dan J: u have bt>~n c~~!!~~~ ••••'llf~;!l!#-••~ ed amona ~tudenta at u; ! , ..~· Jr)j), ' D ck ~. '1 9, p ~~~y LEA:ciui. vbitora sun.lay evening of the ' Re~ervc University In ' ', Nfw York I. t: .._...,. ·1 Jl57 Lct"t ralls ·Methodist Ch~r<h. 1 ' ', • · r· .,. , . ' ' · 1 · ,...,,._,r ·. ' · r. Miss Wllliomo delivered the m.,.. The epi dcmoloK"I:st pointed .out I ,> f~JR,~,-t.\IJy llr~n, 170, IHS/t ·111r'!!' . 9Pt~• ~p~. , p.,n~wloy aaoe. She plens to attend a B•hle ' Ltw.lf, Mill., · oulpolnltd Phll 603: • tht> difftcully or confirming Cab\· ~I RlaiO, 162, Broolrl';l\; · ~· 'y, t:~ Hl~h Single Game, P. Clifford, S<hool soon In preparing to be a es of respiratory illnena '-' . •TO!.EDO, OllfO!:-It}f· ,. Whit. 247. . minister. Asia n flu . lie said Jhil wa1 due ! , 1!¥1:'11 ·~f7; ·l•'ti!Mrf, o·-'-"liliOt Team Three Game~, Stroh'• Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Fulks of largely to the lnt6illty to Jet ' ..... I rf1al::. :tAl Bt ~1 Crowl\ City, Mr. anG. Mrs. llenr)' immediate lnformatjon on pufllll ~~~:· ·Q:,~!S-~ ·Ttll)l :~~~· GaiJIO, Stroh'o Beer Wallace and daughter, of Bind reporlcd absent through illri•~•· I L.Olltt; 1~, $acrt1Mnlo, · TJCO'd 9{13. en; Mr. and Mr& llollis B~um!ieid )l.. he Jaid t.h~t &!/OUt 180 I "'" · • STANDINGS · of South Dakota,cwere week end children have been rewr)~d ab _,v.l C,¥1or, ~. ·tlocldlin;· ,. Avo. visitors o[ t~o Rev. and Mrs. Floyp sent fJom the Porter ~91 ir, Cincinnati. But, be said, be di1l 7• K·V Cads .. . L7 :88027 Webb attended fun not know the nature of their ¥-V W l.illi ' l M,r. Bte .. . .. .. .. .. II 7 . k: ~ '· . . . . Sports Center . . . . . . g 9 .843 ~ra1110rv e~ turday of Dr !'red illnesses. 1 St~b's Be~r .. . .... PB 1100 .789268 ";~~;w.:.~~·.e~ n~iv~·~f Mar· \1 : -.. \lt· J I ~ jll•ts• t-s puper . were ,. • ,:, ~ · : r .~ ·" · jlo8SM•t. . .. 7 11 .70111. Ietta, Oh'10, where scrvtces CH~ST~_R . CQUHTY J,'~UI . ,. t , . . . . HIG .•• h!ld. Mr. and' Mrs. Ziba Midkitr and , · S,pt. 30,, •l;j7 . ' I . j;IAIO!f , l14,5 children. Hemlotk GIQYe, recent.' lllJh .Thre,e Gom~ · Ind. DaVI• ~~~ ~ Gp · ••: PJ. c~ 1f1r •: · .. · :~ Mr. and :{'"· Earl Shank ond ly visited with Mr. and Mrs. (RoolrS) en~ . . . . .' T' I ame, . ~ .. .. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Shank of V!· Frank GauL ··· llll!b ·· Single Gam~. Davlo ,,!11 3 Games, Stroh,~er 264! enna, W. Va., lefi Tueoiday to llr. and Mra. Thomas Wober . (Rocks) 223.' · -~ ·ll'•lm I (lame, Strph 1 eer 963 spe~t two w<eks vacation with t~e spent Saturday evelling with M!· 'l'eam 1')Jree Games ' Liberty .TOP "5'~ ICl.WLE AV.G former's son, M-Sgt. •nd Mril and Mra. Op)ia OUutt. At.hen• Rd R~alanrahf, ;&10. ' : ' · · · P. CIUford · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · 184 Robert Shank of Westover AFB Mr. and llrs. Ham Bailey and 81 l,n Massachusetts. · Team Sing!~ Game, . J.l)lertr 1~- !;•d?lng · ' .. .. · .. · 1 Brenda, Pnmeroy, •pent Fri~~Y 181 Mr. and Mrs. Dan Sayre of Mi· Reslai!Jant "11'7•- · . "· "011I .. .. · .. " · evening wltb Mr. ao~ Mrs. &cx 1 '' 'sT~ti~J""S . · :H· Lo_~sc · · · · · · · · 17/i ami, Florioa: and Mrs F. Ray Wil· Bai)ey. · · . ~~ · Lilli 11~ C. Hawley · .. .. 176I'P" visited Mrs. J. D. Roush re· Mr. and )Irs . Cl•yton AUen Bal<ers FUrniture . l2% . ~l;j ;813 ' COUNTY L~AGYE cently. anrl Billy Nere guests of Mr. and Liberl .•est. . . , f),. ,WO . f•l"· ~0, l,J7 Mr. and ..lro Burton Webb and Mu. Cbarle• Goei:fidn ieCfntly. 1 lli>lsu~ ~:.. . : .. : 7 .m ,·IU(h Three GP.'I'e Jnd... J. Duerr, son, Borna,t:li of Mansfield, spent )Irs. Padline Riden•'¥' ~u 1 . llecond St. · M~I. . . ~~~ 1?1 · lhe wee.k end with Mr. and Mrs. Sel)tinel , .. i .... ~ 3 Jllf,\1 ?ame. W, Belles~ Z'l7 Dallas we~b. . [~yeeel . . .183 .ieam . . . ~ c,mes, .¥soqated Mr. Ralph Web.b of Marysv•lle, · ~ •. M77 · Ky., Mt•. an~ Mrs. Ja•n•1 ·Webb, · · · ' '• ~; ..dl rt N •~rene Church meet for ··. .· · ,.",.eam...!!•• ~~~, · "'~arkers burg son, · · The.Car•van group·.of,young p""pie a- 1 G ... e aarne, Jeffrey, Columbus spent the • ,. in ''he """' epo_ Vlrgl d th Re · llle ~d f\e,l, .8Q4 ' weok •nd with Mrs. Rolph Webb. guided tburs into Chrlai.lap bperiences aided by' teacher . . n a rog~ an e v. . . 15 · · S1(1HD!III9$.· 1 They ,t~,t~nrled "Friends Night" ert Palmer. 'fhdour chil<lt.e~ ~ent~re<j lp~b~ bal'k row are wearing cap~ and S(arv~ which · · , ,won LOit at the Racine' Cbap•r. OES, s.tur, what the entire Youth' C!lta.VI!Jl w!Q.wear ~n. row, left to rig)Jt, Fona Wise, Lmda Tay-.1 j._u,aocl,~d ·Radio. . . : ,:. ' !O 2 day ove•h,g. · · lor, Pamela Covert, Mary waiburn; CecU ~e. Clonch, Joan Rathburn •. Richard ,Hal8 4 Mrs. ~!ph )Vebb en!J!rtained stead. Second-Tommy Bt·•~e. , Clark, Darien~ Moodispaugh, MD!la 7 ~ Sunday with a birthday dinner ln "''' Third VJraonJ Grogan teacher 7 0 honor of her grandson, Jeffrey's, Clark, Patty Palnier, ROnnie · b' a • • 2 10 sec.ond birthday. '"""TV Tay!tr, Billy Joe Moodlspau~. Judy )Joore, and Rev. Palmer. '" "ew,·se" he sa;·d "•oli"e . .. 2 10 Att!ndlng lft!re Mr. ond Mrs. ed on Mr. and. Mrs. J.esse 'Morrl"'))~r;.. !!.Hf ·597 J!mOI Webb of C9lumbua ,nd Mr. 10 snd university leaders the world Ralph Webb. son, Rock Castle, W. v,., Tjlura: , .. . over sbonld meet to disclliS their ;..fsaM~lV. adio LJ~~n.a~l:rsape. ~t~~: ~:~k\~J day.Winfield Pooe ol Vlenl1$ . . .respons~m. ties wi!_h this sam~ &De_. !ia.Q '1 V pwblem-.lhe •aumval of man. with rr,d Reusb and Mr. nod Mrs. Tuesday a(ternoon with Mr/ a1,111 · · · "W~ n~ed , mo,r.al equivalent 9~· ~91;1~1¥. Radio, Roy PeArsdo~. · bb Mrs. A. H. Bailey. . 1\L. lire for the atomic bOmbs which our , , . . 'Mr. an n!rs. Frances We re- Mr. and Mrs Jack Sorden and VD 11-l:l scienUota hJve developed. · "f'' JIQ.W,..~S AYG. turned from a week'l vacation ehildren oi'Poflleroy calle~ on~- ATUENS, ~- UP-The Pr!>si· Reli.ion and ~u~allo11, ~· 'lcKII\n·,,·;.·· ....•. . . . . . .... 178 with their S(Jrdn~aw and daughter and Mrs. Clilll Orr. s.unofay. . d 1 Ohio Univ~raitY today told otuaents here m•gbt .~ . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 171 • Mr. and Mrs. James Fif~ of Sui· Mr. and Mrs. Scrubble ~gan ,:,.~ted two w9t!Ji ~onl,er'!)ces co.operate," 1n lh~ quest , called on !41 . and Mrs. J. 0'. · Jol:~ io stu•.Y the Jlilemma of "r. ~.cr S;aiJI univeraitiea "are · · · · · · · · · · ·' · · · · · · IC7 P,hur, Oklaboll1,a. Will' .. ' ....... •...... ·.. 1811 -limmt Hoyman K•y Tbursdt·v event'ng· · · ·' · man 1'n .t'•e atom10 •••e· " ~~-"---<--" . · partially if not coritpletely resWAlker · • · · · · · · · · · 185 ' .Mr. •nd Mrs Homer Damew1o01l, J 'bl t r't a Ak Frid i ""! D J •· c ·Barer former u, s. pono1 e 1or our presen s u · . · . ron, spent ay even.ng r~ h f. ·~:· . · nf"the · U•iied Na: tion heeatUe through teachm~. 1 '· . Mr and Mrs. Grover )Vhlte ana repreae9,.1ve ' · researq. ond study gradual.. By Mrs, Htr!Nrt Rouo~ daugh!J!r, Doria. " .' lions Economk: an~ Soetal c;ound· were able to prod~ee nbcleu Mr. and Mrs. Bud Sbnpnack Mr. and llrs. Donald TruJIOil cil, urged Pope )'ius lO! an fission" and daughter of Columbu~ and spent the werk end in ·Colll)Dbuf heads of othti~ powerful re)lg~ntJ "And yel" be asked "how Speneer Hayman of EaSt \oiverpopl with Mr. and Mrs. William .Marsh· to meet ~hd !md "'ays of pro~o . many universities empha;ile a• we,.. dinner guests Sunday of Mr. man •?d fsm•ly. • mg human upderatandrng. mueh 11 they do science, the ItlttlJihMt,rsor,· Jack Sharpnack and Jeme Mormon, 1\0Ck c..~. preparing of man, hi• emotions. and M,.. Herbert Roush ~nd W. V~ .. spent Fr!day ~nd Satur· analliJIJ3 fi his think\ng, his judgment and James Blosser and Mr!. Val· day w•th Mr und Mrs. Ralph Jial· . ~:~..organization for life in the lard And s~ns. Melvin. ( scienti(jc era?" '•' Spencer attended services at M d M Th M 1\a S JUfe Midway Church at Langsville Sal· r. an rs. · omas c · f r.e· ·· "We are ignoring the total im· urday night. tu.rn~d. horne from a vacation m • pact or the age of science on the Vug;ma. welfare ; or man." be 83id, '-and Mr. and Mrs, Spencer Hayma" Mrs_. Ruby o.rr called o~ h,~~ . , , , . -!. ~_ •,., , 1, .tr'me Js · ~unnin• out." of. EBil Live•pool called on John mot•uO!'; ~ •·- 1 s~d t • m .. • ...,, "'en, ·saur •· UP Th· Sl t· Hayman and son, Colter, Su~day day· ·· · COLUMBUS - • a• ~ evening. Mrs. Erma O'Neil opent su~a·ay Hl~hway PatrQI today sought a Mr.. and Mrs. Orvey Gainer or with Mr. and Mrs. CaLvin Orr ()( dr1ver who ned the scene of. an Bashan and Mr. and Mrs. C~cli Antiquity. accident In wbl~h Edgar Whrte, of Columbus were week ~nd Mr. Bnd Mrs. Junior White spent 51, Kanauga,. d~JVer of· th~ other C 00 > !La~~:;~:,~~~::- 'lei'~~ v.. , . .... ,. , ' .,. PJI()Nf; 38B·Y MOORES Po~~:' COLLIN$ JEW.ILlY l"/bere 'yuU!' t:. MAIN St. ~nfldenec ., . !~~ i , , . , . N~l; .. �., ' j ,I . Tlae Dallfl ScmtineJ 1 . SPOll' JS u_ ·cK . 1 b~ Grid \,~ ·, Stgr$;;lest -.lcJckel,- McArJhur ~ 1'f!1el!I!IE!~IJ!ft, T_, T~twn .Frldey~ Has 0..... Roo . . y . Dt:.o ·~· 8oth Pl. p)ea,~a~~t lnd Wa!\lma • .;· '!lllllfl! ~hg JPr t$.1r first vi;· "' tory o.f the sea~~ Friday !light • 1 when the Big BlOCks ·mvade !loch· tel !f•ld tq b.1llie Coach Rflph 1Sayres White Fllcono. , J'l. Pleas'lftt, lour of tjlree rames, and Wahama. loser of four, ..., /!>•ins their trou)>leo thil year 'b each is trying to ,..build for future seasons. ... ,..,..... , ·~' LE.rn ·' ·. ·E~ 'MA.TCH·CUR . ~ ~. r::m~u!~~,c,I~.II!JR~ the measure of the Falcons The I I> Pt. Pleasant team on last Friday · . 0 Went down to defeat by a sCore of 'l. .,J 14-0 to a BarUOl~rsville learn that -y ~ T"IIM111 p, ~EW Y.OJIK (jJPj '7 W~i.IGN ford ~f -~~ /\lew·Ygr¥. is said to be "up . thts year. . . • Coach John Th,DJ111110D didn~ ~~and Warre.n Spahn ol tilt Ml!waull;ae .a,r~v~s. t.w,o of Otber teams dowmn~ the B•i 1. / f U-spare t~e @rfeB lar,t ~•enlnt .. baD's craftiest souUtpaws, went out after tlu! ' opening, Blacks have boen Huntington East e a,l\ee~ ~ IYIWe . . . he worked his Midd\epprt Y~J!ow wh•l IISllally' turns out ID be the key •arne b(the World . and Ga)hpo'"· The Falcons h•.i• The first game ol Ute Se~s will be history, 1ts dt!t~ t\Ut· Jack~li hai:Ii and J~!J! 1,n P1.eP"'r• 1 ~!1~~ •.; . · P ' " , lost to Rave., wood, Pomoroy, ~lid· . · . I di Utousa~ qf tele· f 1 th,e McAr.lh r IIlii~ ·~er · "'·• "1""/W • dleport, and Belpre. Belpre down· ) tering the w1res of the na,t10p ea ng. 10 . b tb il ;~a orni ~~ u. · · ,e .1 AJ!Ilo).lgb Ford, hampu,d Wllb .arpl trotj~~ · aer;o~caJIY ed them on Priday by 34-6. printers in as many newspap~rs and radto statiOns, Y e. flle He YhJ ~~listed the exuller!n\ ! ~~~~~'he se~n 1 won· ~~IY. 11 &il!l~. Ut~ :Y~Wj .~fer• !11Shcrtzer will probably start with these notes otre read by 70u h ked "Who lid of four former Yellow Iacko• · · .,;ttes to 1\'ln t))e ft.rst game and jq,lO choices Ill .ta~e T,be Big Blacks, u¥der Coach Bah Blessing 161 , and JJm llragg, Per~ps .about t~~ee do~n. fans ave wan1.Y as ' lj al,llrs wbo worked. ~hi~d ' ae~on,d t>e ~.ene~. . . I ' ' Bob Shertzer, wi!l still be favored , will wm Ute sertes? ~far, I ve gone along wtth old Fear ess alrJnf o,ff!ns:ve lm~. Tile obl~t, •t the rnds: Bill Baker, a s. ~n. a 2l'Jame 41iJme! ~n. d ". l fe'l 'to.t ~Is . ~ uy, .Pill' I gpl 1 5 170 1 .~ they have l<lst to stronger and Buster It ice . 180, at the tackles Fraley who does a bit known .as T)le Sport Parade. }le s~ys to alve hJS defensiVe first l!r!ftl· ~ qri)y _pitc.~er Qn th~ jlrfV~ rth~ mtl~r _J,ea;qea .I!>~~~~ V\C" ·~ams thap those ~h~t ha~n Larry Rilllc . t61, and Pat Henry, the Yankees in not more th•n five. . era somebody r.eally t.oug)i to stafJ wi-\h P1.fVi~u 1 serl.fs ~ICPf'r· torie• .•salnst ~.rtll #S.'deffa!J. 189. at guards and Bob Stephenson, And not in one single instance have I found any_one ~IS· bring to the IJ'OU))~. lence. was m~~~~~r Fr~~ IJaAey's Gett10~ off I~ fJp,W; '\! '~" Np. 1 HEALTH KNIT 165, at center. agr'eet·ng on •nythlng about thai verdict 9t1ter than a ~aQtlqus 1 Johsn lt~romadn !! hquartd ~. Cha~ r· ~qtopr~tlt ~boice. Most ~··~ail I qb1JeciiVO ~ ,4PY ln~W. ~~d ·•!IIJ. ,, • · · Ill es m." an "'' ar. .....va er I'll • · ·d !bat · ille 1/P ,., tJil'!' 3~ te~s iii .t,he lfil· f'l:tlf/ • tn the backfield will be Jimi"Y hedge that Mllwau~ee may e~C~~nq t~e Y~nk!.e~ to mPre . an at hRives and ~ig "Sital<e" Du4d.nr 1S:eat~~l\l~~~: gqea ~~ Ifill' y~ 'Wort~ ~p-Ies 'history h'Je <f /fl. pet., 1·2 Wedge at quarter, Rusty Wamsley five games. The Series, here, is already conc,e.,.e · . • at luliback, dl.d Juat tbot. They JO !lilwa~ue. · · · ' ll .e o)l jo lilt wori~ ~~N'lPIJ!ir· · · r I • and Johnny Musgrave at halves. Some even are such ¥an~ee fe~rer~ Utey pr~dlct •!)other ~ower~d aod rllllthe ends lor bl& They ~~~red that the und.,., ll)l ~ pfler tli!l'b!1 ,t.h, OP!\Ding ' /J ,;!~ij1 .s J.'.!: ,.~ ...1· • ~~l~b!~~ pouod Eddy Skidmore at infamous week such as when tl)e Indians went down fyur. 'hunka Ill yardate for the ltrst dog Bravea 10 hfal lbe Yank~~ ,e;me. . • . ~ "1ji~ 1 straight whlch is quite wit~ln the memory of this generation. ~T~!~~~:her they began to run who ~re wd to World Serlei tri~ Stengel was confident he wo~ld '"fi'AG ltt 91Rio' Coach Sayre may in1ert Bill Warr~n Spahn vs. Whitey Ford. T~es~ are two great Jler· out of gas, or the current edition ump~. would have to get two. wind up wltb his aevcnih aer!'' <-.rioGreer. who caught a · touchdown formers for the opening game, thol)gh Spahn has ~een m1,1ch or the Jacket. decided to get aer· it not three, triumphs o•t of winner. e.spedaUy after tearnilj1 T~r!'Yi!:fi~ 'WhX'::~~clr pass o~ Friiay againsl Belpre. in more consistent over IJ!e season. Ford !)ad a tembl~ slUIDP ious about enemy runnert. Prob- Spahn. thlll two 1>f lila •luning Ill!'• · "'fREAT AM11tl~P1J I , the game against Pt. ·P!ea~nt. If but finished strong: However ne cla·IIDS only 11 victories com· ~bly some of both, the reaylt was Mickey !'•_.te and Bill Skowro~. · • PASTIMl!" · be sturl!\ he would be i~ for Dan· pared to Spahn's 211 n regulation play. areal r<durlio,n In yard produe':)118~re~~~ea~d~y~to~o~tart~. o;;;.;;;;;;;;:;;;;~;;~;;:;;;;;;;;;f;:~ !lie Smith, who may be !hiltcd to by the heavy and fast exr a guard spol. At the o~her end r • • ~!Ill & 2nd wi~t ~.~~~;yw~i:":rh Jo naon CertainCh~mpion' SmiJh, one-time aeolback 'of a Fearless Fraley doesn't lqo)! at the comparative abUIU~s. rew years ago, and now home on man for man, in pic~lng the New Yqr)!ers. Rather, he I!A4s m Ie~ve from the MarineJ, wu 15 tll,e p?rrenial chamjls a champion's stature, f cpll!l))!Sf )D qu1c~ 11 ever and while fresh, f_OOTBAL~ ing oii 'top a self confltlence a knowledge that they are looked tougher thao ever. D~ddlr(c . best, and ~~~ ability to work metnot!ically at b~IJ1g whtil ::~~.t~= ~:.~ r.s~:.~·~~!a1t'!: I are. wao • back anyliody would be In comparison, he cites historical precedent showing the proud to have. Vroman worked more scrambled Nat!Q~al J.!!'Jue \eii!JIS always becom• .out of the T nowleuly untn ht flicted with bulterfil,es whel.l the "lg Series xe~layed. tir~d tnd Wll relieved by c St I I ... u ' · U y k .. ·• · f r ' d 17 1 1 Mil quarterback Yogi Wayland wbo asey enge o . ... dn•l'f'~ Nahona y the an ees are avor• · · owever, n • labor~d with the 7 like his rlvtl mantger, als<> )'(•• waukee the Braves enjoy a reversal of Ute odds. Of co,ur~e ThoiJlpson tried one sh!"!il)g wJj~ ~!! a!'j. from Milwaukee can do lt.1J~!il ~he fapkees In a seven games. Tb.ey ablft tl)atappened lclliVt 11J!M,1~sajf Sf/Wij.. ''Uii ' could do It In four. • Bob.by Nelson inJJy~~ Jro111 a a 'wo.~d'r Wm~Q 'lid been a l Me? I'll .stJll ~0 a)Qnf wl!ll ~ like halfback delenslve lltllon Ill .the ' ~~m~ :w~ ~ eV!'}'nl/nf(• he . others less the Yankw t~~lves and H ·2·1 delen,. iato a G-2-1-2·1. Ill . n tlio I, a'ue. '4~ ~·· stockh~lders 1 hope• the •Bra~es will do "tbe othtr '!'0 r4•! Tll~'l'P••• 't.aa 1tl)) P11 t~hther, t~'t'b9UIJ:I •.n • ., ' • , ualnJ two Jmebacken who couJ4 a. 1 ere "1. o stf.' '· fill l~ the Iii!' ,or l)oa1 wide, then · Ford,' w~o WI'~ "' ~ '·\We 0 N<lsop, N9pe j}i -~~~ center just weeki h~"''· has 11'\'0 fOil)' gal'\•• ba.ck of them, IJr po~tlon to ,, while fOiina two, in oerl.. Co~· Classifi,ed $p91't4 Ad: · either petition. . . Ron Springer has a couple of ducats-good seats-to tl),e It a,,m~~ 1o wor~He bas been a major factor ,'" Ohio State Purdue game and wants •o tr·•e them for ay A•rli Before !he fl~out sl'l'lmma•e live of t~e !lehtb peqn,n\1 \"hlfh . . .,. . ' . ""· . ... . • Thompson w~rk~d the ';qJ~d ~. 'St~~·Y ~~· 'wqn ifi li\n!. ffllt,s a• . . er game. He can't m.alle It on rur4u~ day. the charging machine, aeeldng re- the IDIDifer of tW l'ia~ffS. FeltiJrlwo ~.;. Contact Ron at home or at the O~lo Power Co. offices. finement In the bard cbnge anL\ Ford htU the beat overall wpn , .. . · r:~* . Injured Football J'Jayers' Department: pull-away tQ r9q~lY IJie ·~11. ' ~tar· a.n~ ,l••t rt rord ~~ any pilch., ~n Fashiori:F:avore~ Jim Creme&ns, candidate 'or the W!!~.t Virginia ller he wor)r.•4 l.l)e ~~!!~ad Dn t.ick· lor "moatly lair today ·"P.d Fabrics $d Colors Freshman footba!l team, Is repoJ1ed laid up with a k,nee, Una drill on the '*me machiM, tomorrow with 10150na,le J'ttUm.e~. ('jabs ' which was one of his worries in high school at Rutland. emphasizlne leg drlv,. .., tepu\eraturea." That metnt and W~.h W)laf Jim passed up basketball in his senior year because of McARTHUR Is LOIIR reldlnga In the low 70'•. t/1• same knee. McArt)l)lr b~a .b~d a h•Pl•s; ·~·a )er .IOid. Season SO {llf, \OeJng three OuJ 0 • ' ' 1 T ,~,. 'fit three. They lost to Belpre, :zl!.O, , filA' MIRU WIIITER .~ to Berne Uniqp, 13·12, and lut DUNI!PJN, Fla. UP _Bob Ru~ Friday lD ,nother squeaker, went oell, a aporta wrltedor the Chi· down 12-8 to Aahville. · Their chief ground •alnen ••• ~~ J)aily News since 1946, ,has Aalhorlzed lleGre11or Spor.tlng Qootll Dealer Sh • ( '"" bttn llimed pubUe relaUo~~~o dir'·.. .; f, ... .. ,.. IJ.eme of Arrow SllllU "'' ".Q'!Ill!~,y ady Meek• Douc Wrlgh s•ll and e<lor for tb• Profeuional G~fera I 83' MILL ST. MIDDLEPOliT ,Barney PbiUipa, none of whom Aa~ . •a..h~ ;>ito• '•f'•.e w,_ Au.·~. 1 E. MAIN ·ST. NEW YORK UP- Three game.• over Brown. could gain conalalently agalnat '' '~ill' ' ~~ '" .... -- Dortomoutb · Penn, Virginia· South- North Carolina State 7 Aohvllie ln01de the 20 yard lines. ""''~,n~e;,~~u~"~e~e~n~t~B~iu~Ra~c~h~.-~1~:;:;:;-;:;;;:;;;:;;:;:;:;;;;-;:;:;;;;;!;~~ ;;;; ;;;; Wake Forest and UCI.A-Oregon- over Clemaon, Baylor .8 over Longesl run of McArthur's I• were rated ao toss-ups In thi> Mlama, Fla., Tenneaaee 10 over atalnal Aab•IU~ was a 30-yarder weekend'a college football, while Mlsoisoippl State, Vlrginlt Tee~ by Wtjthtii!IJ In mldlleld. The Oklohomat was made bluest fa· 8 over William and Mary, Florida General• could not capitalize on vorlte of the day, 38 polnta over 3 over. Kentucky, Vanderbilt 12 It, bow~vor. · The Jackeil wiU be soing Into Iowa Stale. over AlJbama. the gime with a 1-2 ,..cor<j, 11\e!l· Second-randed Michigan Stale Midweat..'.nunol• l,O over COl· thy t:antraot t.o ~~Uee yem Juit was made a U·polnt favorite 11ate, Kanoas State 7 over Nebr'· palled in which tbet card~d one over California by the oddsmak· aka, Tulane 17 o.ver Mnquelte, victor¥ In zo g;inu. \ · era, ond third·tated Mlnn.,ott Notre Dame 19 over Indiana, Wis' wao 14 over Purdue. conain 7 over WeJI Vlrai~la, Oreaon State wao I~ led 8 poln:• Houston 10 over ClnclnnaU. I better thon Northwestern and Soutbweat-Otlahoma State 14 Navy wl5 a 13·polnt fovorite oyer over Wichita, Arkanoas' 7 ovet North Carolina. Iowa. oeventh in Texas Christian, Rice .8 over Stan tho United Pr011 nnkina, woo 16 ford, Louisiona State 18 over 11 Y9U SOMETHING polnta j>ver w.. hlnrlon, and TexJS Teeh, Texu 7 over So~.th· Mlchi&an was favored by 20 over Carolina. Georalo. Duke ~ated a 19-point Weat-Pithb~J1h 2 over Sou,th choice over Maylond. to•e Iu oud Odda qn olber feature gom11: ern California, Utah 3 over Idaho Eut-Prlnceton 12 over Colum· Colorado 7 over J(,n..,, i>htn Lea tis Give Yea An Eltlmate buo, Army 3 over Penn State, St1te 7 over Wu)IIIIJion. . ' Cornell 11 over Horvar~. Yale 7 and Raroond Cpnd!ll w~lie HO)V· 'ani McDanl.ol l!id George .McFar· larUI wOI play at the IUIJ'41. Robert Roua~ will he at center. In th.t bt,ekfleld will ht LalT)' Llevint at quuterlilek, Leroy ON Darllnl all!l lenny Green at the hal.., '114 llarvln Roush at lui~ baek. B~ILDlNG Frld•r nlaht'a rame wiD mark "" 2Sr~ ·jll. .ina between the two teama with l't. Pleuaol holdill a 1'.. l!i..l deelded •dJe iii ,the urlea. the W "'"~~~ Falco111 bave won on~¥ four of liMiu games. .. u TIRI •LS INCORPORATID w~naml'a 1ut vlctt!r7 over tll• ""' «" Bil Blam wu iD IN! when thay Ia Tlae Hem of H11oa Cl&)' won uut b1 a acore .ot 1~. Prior Kru~q. •.JY~lr~OI'U In ..... INIIM IIIIo Cl&)' W f to .that, they hl4 defeated. the bac~l~. \f .lhl,rd ID Th y nN. Than fwe HEAVY JACKETS r&.?: 1 SWEAT SHIRTS Hooded Sweat Shirts T·S"IRTS SHOP· A .f. - s$toture . . .Q.UIPMJ'NT. hy ••·•tar•. ""'r'!' -. w.- . $22~50 1 also r SprJnger wants T rode Ducats nr- '9NTRASTlNQ · · .LAC-K$ \ 'n '·s~·~jj• The SPOJlT$ CtNTER Three Colle~ate Games RatecJ Tossups In Saturday &hedule ' ' JS NATION~\~ iiEWSPAPER WEEK ~.AVE TO I~J, . QR REHT ' TJtfn.·.r;r .54VE. HER'E t ' --- Add Comfort Red"ce Fuel Bills HOGG I ... ~P9W~IE-GR()S$, . I WMIER IIIII ' suPPliES ZUSP•. '~~:=;:=;;;;~;;:;;;;;::~~~~;;;;D~!;·!;,;·;;;;'·~~~bo~yo~lr~om~tlll~ · c; oun;. ;;lf;;~;;;al;;lnii;i1H8~, Wet! :VIrili!l~ #Ill' JIM! and I¥3'J. with ._ 1fl'lll· CI\Ww the ,top team. 'u' r.ctlverr I ~L IIAf lp.!IJ "'"' NEW~,- ~ .... qt tile pre~ ' JJP ~~~·Alit Ar/1Jl ;'TURTLE·TERMS" Money talks. Get ready cash here In a jiffy. Make it aerve you well. Pay bills, earn discounts, ~uy llarcatns. save money. Take your ttm.e to repay op opr reasol)able budget terlDB. Y~'re In fiJI' J' p~~ ant surprlae. Phone or ·&top ln. !,A>ans up !.o J1\I001 subject io P!'ompt approval. ,' ' ~THE CITY LOAN ,I ,gi,LIWil St. • Phoae 19'7 & SAVINGS CO. ean Le WOJI M, wby, til!? NaUon 'LIIIYe ~llirlu bi.Yf beta vletorlouaiD l.l.tllfi:T!le ~" York oame for the new Yaake11, who are lavort4 to 1>1'* Ia Poll)' Grado, Haya uld, tbe MUW.ultH Braver in the 1907 dlroctoca have aa yet not da11ic, have won 17 previous ~,.. los ond loll live. •· reaehH a decis!ofl.• The · new le.,uo will have 1 rt~tlonal fou" ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;i;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; 1nament lor •laht reJional ,.In· 1 ~n. Tbe tiUe ••me ho'!'evw, POitAEIOlf BRIDGE nnJ~.,., : 'OPINING 24 Hour "'" ~ 'It' playrd'iiere; ")jere the Ji911f world ~l,el ja ~d. , . ' I W(lr,~;SP.nn1 flgy* PromiSed For ~World Seties · .· ~i~~VJ3 'I· . . wx= :~rr tij fOi' tjtor ' -, m. Letart Falls ., . c:·,..,.l ' ·. ··.·:.:.f.\"1,; -~,tG'.: :. ' ~ w:i~~lpl. .. .mnHLIPI:JI'NI I T,, . ---- I l j .llis1. SiJI!•· oh· .. · . . . •' . . .,. Suw,;ta V/'ftrld I Mee'l 1 ,, ' ..... ·, > ·' ,• ••'"'Y "tr''" ApplE GRO.VE K. Ma d(n (n' AJJm;\Jriden1{ . of. Mr. ~d Nr&. EM)est Mr. , nd111fra. ~rt ,Rollins of • Akro¥ aperf ... ·~n•IY and Monday · · )Vith. the ltirw~r·~ m~r, at the ~~~~. ~· ~ s~: home. ~~ Tt!r· :~nd , .... ,11 Bo,ton. 1:00 _ '5:00 Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Rou' b and Conve!Jielll Lay-A~•.Y . PlfD son •pent Sun~ay afternoon with ·' Mr· d Mr Ed rd G Jfflth t E.,•••••·11 ly Bas·h•ann. '· wa r a .. . .Appointment ~!rles Haney of Harrls<>nville . · 'J NmDV JfMI! .· · J,iJ· ~ · w.. 1pep~ t~e week end with \lr. and liWJ..-1 ~ 1 e~.(;.~.:" O· · Mrs. lack Sharpnack. ':'r!!!!l"'~ Cow& 8&. l'tlinWfJ • '"h •••ft•e ¥r· and .Mrs. &rold Craw, and ~~~~~·~0~¥~=~-~ - ~,.~,..S~~~ · ~t Mr. arid Mri Wally Ellis, all· of Gr~veport, and Mr. aod Mrs. Ton· " II I Col b tS ey "'" er 0 urn us, spen un· day with Mr. and . Mrs. Harold Roush. Mr!· Jl¥old Roush, Jame.s Bios· ~r. '"d Mrs. ,Herbjlrt Roush son 'pent ~hvrsday evening -lit. and Mra. Valeie Spencer at Syheu8e. Mr. and Mra. Jl<lb Lawson 'nd building a r.cw home on larm. !ftal Daniel Euler of qrov.e apen_t the w~k I·FAI~ ·w•m 11! if.d MfJ. Alec Wheel· famty . .' JlltiN'$ 8EAII11 , . .. · ·.·~0 p, ·r ' 1, ~::~ . GOES.SLERS . . ~ .,.. ...:=._ •r' I , . ·,..~$..~''N. 1 By Mi:f.· A..1 ' "llty Northern Ohio sh ls swept By N•w Epl"demi•C ._ ~:. ·.~~~)!r~n~:~~.~·~o~~:;~; llve~:•b'.•t was oniJnurfeadlt.' con"\t'on " 1 ~ was "' Wma~ . 1 with pelvis and back injuries. 'd h t" A state patrolman ••• t e COLUMBUS ur-A state/ r:=====;::=;~E=~===~;i;;=;: r •brash roecukrrliedP?cntauw.a~· ~.~~·tyr tHoedaalyth .Dle~,"ret•mp!·r·attoryofficiadll.,ea'saei~ t e ran n· ' ' .,.. Attel.n' .1Jne Monday night. He said the slmiliar 0 Asian nu" is sweep. mlsolng driver fled_ as he at· lng lbrougb schools In Northerr. • 1. tempted to free Wh1te from hi s Ohio. AMERICA'S FINI!ST ~ILVBRPLAft ·M eet.i ng; picliup truck. . Dr. WillSIDW J. Bashe, dep,art· . ' '' ..f _ IJlent epidemologist, said high a_l> senteeism has been reported m Henry Cleland of '' Cleland's. CATTLE - Stem 13 to 21. 50: schools in summit, Jefferson, Appliances and Rhode! Stelly, Heijers 13 to 20: Babt Beef 14 to Erie and Lucas counties. beth of Pomeroy attended the 21.00: Fat Co'T• 1,0 to 14.!50: Can· Basbe estimated the attack rat. Fail Get-to-Gether of the Televis- •en •" to 10: BuUa 10 to 16.5D: in tVIO LU<I5 County ach00I1 a' ~ ion Electronic Service J\slo~ia· MUk Cows flO tq )20. about 30 per cellt. lie sold that tion held in the Southern Hotel . VEAL CALVES - Tops 30: about UD high sehool •nd junior at Columhus on Sunday. SeCondo 1$ to 24: llel!lum !5 \0 20 h'•h sohoo\ pupUs are suffering Election of offieeu for 1957·58 . Com. •nd 111,. 10 i!J 25: Cllll> ~ fr~m a reJpiratory illness. was held and a full report on Ji. to 12. About 21)() students bave been censing was mode. Captive ser- SHEEP - Ewu aod Lrno. 5 to repo ' rted aboent from two schools vice and many other ideas of in· 10: Sto<k Ewea 3 to 10: Fat Sheep in Summit County, he oald. Bashe terest were discdssed. · 8 to a: Cu)ls I Ill ,, llp•)l.s a f0 B:, ad••d a 20 per oent obsentee The nex~ meeting of the Tele· -Fat Wethers 3 to 8. .,.. d I vision Electronic Service Associ"· LAMBS - ToP' 21.25: ~o)lda !:~~.:"~ ~:uer~:~~unt/ one lion will be he111 in Cleveland. 1.6 to 20: Usht Wll. 14 to 17' Cpm· State Health Director llflph E. Televis)on Electrqnlc > Service txm~on~IO~t~oj14~-.;.·;;;;,;;;;;;;~;;.,;;;;;;;;;-..i;;;~~;;.i~;;;;;;;;;;i..;.;~ 2 rom Pome.rO)' dTeleVI·s.·on· SerVI·c·e > FAL:L St·LVIIf Association was formed· many ;. months ago to give the people of Ohio the very besl in telev.islon s~rvice. OHIO VALLEV LIY,ESTQCK an~'· ·~..:~~~ .~g;,t;;.\r~~ 2:~:~rlo iV." ~; ~0 ::~ t;J;t ~:~ 'week end with Mr. and to 16. Fat Sows 12 to 17, Stags 12 w ...... 0)11'11. to 15, Boars 0 to 14, SoW. ~nd Jia.!ph BaUard Pits 60 to 90: Shoats 5 to 16. s.HO·p MOOR'E'S I - fi'A:ifiW..._.""••••• Wu& Ad" l i " ~c ' ' . . -' ~~ ,. t.\ ,,~ . . . . . .· . . 57 Frea .•,...t,llotion 'I' •'!''tl' ' II! PURE ' * · BATTERIES DRUGS ·SEAT 'OV~RS * * MUFFLERS (puaraa~ ..,. ' Piece krv~ct For .8 llepilr Vllae $1U.11 TU~.~$ Aeevate tompo1111dtll1C Tell ~~- ~ ·~llker , . w~·~ ; I Atom SALE PRICE • \,t.+~• ---"""!'"!'!!!I!P,_~--""!''l~.,... r, -f<••·· , , YOU SAVE • ··r }..... • . I' .. • ' .l ., Service Entronce On Se~ond St. ~j!:E J\EGISTE)tED PHARMACISTS, TO TAKE G~E OF YQUR PRES¢RIPT!ON ~EEDS . We fW ..y ~ior'a PreserlpUon ConvenierJt Budget Terms ot Moore's Busy Stores _ er. '· . iJ'II 'ol al forecut, Wil. .. ,o, "'" aowLIRs .I I' . ' ·. F'flJht Re$UIts .;"" -;;y,....,.... L&~ ·' '.; • Stobir) (HOiiuml .'. .... · c 17~ Dwork l•st weeJ< • : .~ " · ' ••' · l)' •Ia' (Jio<)u) (Libert,v) . . . . . 176 Th• Rev. Roy' Mayea, pastor of ca ~P.s of A11-ian flu · .• ,.,.. f.Y UNIT~ · ~,IJ• :Cnchl!ll '(Liberty) .. .. ..... 1'1'6 the Metbodl~ Church at Dune"' Basbe " id today rl ''""),'ff~(w · ~! ~ .Ciaiwoh!hy (Baken) .. ..... 17~ Falls, Ohio. and llio\ J~dy Wil· lf.l, 'J'-rt Jl;f ' ftnr!l'. 0 r5t to·•er l 172 Iiams of D!.>a.vertown, Ohio, were of A dan J: u have bt>~n c~~!!~~~ ••••'llf~;!l!#-••~ ed amona ~tudenta at u; ! , ..~· Jr)j), ' D ck ~. '1 9, p ~~~y LEA:ciui. vbitora sun.lay evening of the ' Re~ervc University In ' ', Nfw York I. t: .._...,. ·1 Jl57 Lct"t ralls ·Methodist Ch~r<h. 1 ' ', • · r· .,. , . ' ' · 1 · ,...,,._,r ·. ' · r. Miss Wllliomo delivered the m.,.. The epi dcmoloK"I:st pointed .out I ,> f~JR,~,-t.\IJy llr~n, 170, IHS/t ·111r'!!' . 9Pt~• ~p~. , p.,n~wloy aaoe. She plens to attend a B•hle ' Ltw.lf, Mill., · oulpolnltd Phll 603: • tht> difftcully or confirming Cab\· ~I RlaiO, 162, Broolrl';l\; · ~· 'y, t:~ Hl~h Single Game, P. Clifford, S<hool soon In preparing to be a es of respiratory illnena '-' . •TO!.EDO, OllfO!:-It}f· ,. Whit. 247. . minister. Asia n flu . lie said Jhil wa1 due ! , 1!¥1:'11 ·~f7; ·l•'ti!Mrf, o·-'-"liliOt Team Three Game~, Stroh'• Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Fulks of largely to the lnt6illty to Jet ' ..... I rf1al::. :tAl Bt ~1 Crowl\ City, Mr. anG. Mrs. llenr)' immediate lnformatjon on pufllll ~~~:· ·Q:,~!S-~ ·Ttll)l :~~~· GaiJIO, Stroh'o Beer Wallace and daughter, of Bind reporlcd absent through illri•~•· I L.Olltt; 1~, $acrt1Mnlo, · TJCO'd 9{13. en; Mr. and Mr& llollis B~um!ieid )l.. he Jaid t.h~t &!/OUt 180 I "'" · • STANDINGS · of South Dakota,cwere week end children have been rewr)~d ab _,v.l C,¥1or, ~. ·tlocldlin;· ,. Avo. visitors o[ t~o Rev. and Mrs. Floyp sent fJom the Porter ~91 ir, Cincinnati. But, be said, be di1l 7• K·V Cads .. . L7 :88027 Webb attended fun not know the nature of their ¥-V W l.illi ' l M,r. Bte .. . .. .. .. .. II 7 . k: ~ '· . . . . Sports Center . . . . . . g 9 .843 ~ra1110rv e~ turday of Dr !'red illnesses. 1 St~b's Be~r .. . .... PB 1100 .789268 ";~~;w.:.~~·.e~ n~iv~·~f Mar· \1 : -.. \lt· J I ~ jll•ts• t-s puper . were ,. • ,:, ~ · : r .~ ·" · jlo8SM•t. . .. 7 11 .70111. Ietta, Oh'10, where scrvtces CH~ST~_R . CQUHTY J,'~UI . ,. t , . . . . HIG .•• h!ld. Mr. and' Mrs. Ziba Midkitr and , · S,pt. 30,, •l;j7 . ' I . j;IAIO!f , l14,5 children. Hemlotk GIQYe, recent.' lllJh .Thre,e Gom~ · Ind. DaVI• ~~~ ~ Gp · ••: PJ. c~ 1f1r •: · .. · :~ Mr. and :{'"· Earl Shank ond ly visited with Mr. and Mrs. (RoolrS) en~ . . . . .' T' I ame, . ~ .. .. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Shank of V!· Frank GauL ··· llll!b ·· Single Gam~. Davlo ,,!11 3 Games, Stroh,~er 264! enna, W. Va., lefi Tueoiday to llr. and Mra. Thomas Wober . (Rocks) 223.' · -~ ·ll'•lm I (lame, Strph 1 eer 963 spe~t two w<eks vacation with t~e spent Saturday evelling with M!· 'l'eam 1')Jree Games ' Liberty .TOP "5'~ ICl.WLE AV.G former's son, M-Sgt. •nd Mril and Mra. Op)ia OUutt. At.hen• Rd R~alanrahf, ;&10. ' : ' · · · P. CIUford · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · 184 Robert Shank of Westover AFB Mr. and llrs. Ham Bailey and 81 l,n Massachusetts. · Team Sing!~ Game, . J.l)lertr 1~- !;•d?lng · ' .. .. · .. · 1 Brenda, Pnmeroy, •pent Fri~~Y 181 Mr. and Mrs. Dan Sayre of Mi· Reslai!Jant "11'7•- · . "· "011I .. .. · .. " · evening wltb Mr. ao~ Mrs. &cx 1 '' 'sT~ti~J""S . · :H· Lo_~sc · · · · · · · · 17/i ami, Florioa: and Mrs F. Ray Wil· Bai)ey. · · . ~~ · Lilli 11~ C. Hawley · .. .. 176I'P" visited Mrs. J. D. Roush re· Mr. and )Irs . Cl•yton AUen Bal<ers FUrniture . l2% . ~l;j ;813 ' COUNTY L~AGYE cently. anrl Billy Nere guests of Mr. and Liberl .•est. . . , f),. ,WO . f•l"· ~0, l,J7 Mr. and ..lro Burton Webb and Mu. Cbarle• Goei:fidn ieCfntly. 1 lli>lsu~ ~:.. . : .. : 7 .m ,·IU(h Three GP.'I'e Jnd... J. Duerr, son, Borna,t:li of Mansfield, spent )Irs. Padline Riden•'¥' ~u 1 . llecond St. · M~I. . . ~~~ 1?1 · lhe wee.k end with Mr. and Mrs. Sel)tinel , .. i .... ~ 3 Jllf,\1 ?ame. W, Belles~ Z'l7 Dallas we~b. . [~yeeel . . .183 .ieam . . . ~ c,mes, .¥soqated Mr. Ralph Web.b of Marysv•lle, · ~ •. M77 · Ky., Mt•. an~ Mrs. Ja•n•1 ·Webb, · · · ' '• ~; ..dl rt N •~rene Church meet for ··. .· · ,.",.eam...!!•• ~~~, · "'~arkers burg son, · · The.Car•van group·.of,young p""pie a- 1 G ... e aarne, Jeffrey, Columbus spent the • ,. in ''he """' epo_ Vlrgl d th Re · llle ~d f\e,l, .8Q4 ' weok •nd with Mrs. Rolph Webb. guided tburs into Chrlai.lap bperiences aided by' teacher . . n a rog~ an e v. . . 15 · · S1(1HD!III9$.· 1 They ,t~,t~nrled "Friends Night" ert Palmer. 'fhdour chil<lt.e~ ~ent~re<j lp~b~ bal'k row are wearing cap~ and S(arv~ which · · , ,won LOit at the Racine' Cbap•r. OES, s.tur, what the entire Youth' C!lta.VI!Jl w!Q.wear ~n. row, left to rig)Jt, Fona Wise, Lmda Tay-.1 j._u,aocl,~d ·Radio. . . : ,:. ' !O 2 day ove•h,g. · · lor, Pamela Covert, Mary waiburn; CecU ~e. Clonch, Joan Rathburn •. Richard ,Hal8 4 Mrs. ~!ph )Vebb en!J!rtained stead. Second-Tommy Bt·•~e. , Clark, Darien~ Moodispaugh, MD!la 7 ~ Sunday with a birthday dinner ln "''' Third VJraonJ Grogan teacher 7 0 honor of her grandson, Jeffrey's, Clark, Patty Palnier, ROnnie · b' a • • 2 10 sec.ond birthday. '"""TV Tay!tr, Billy Joe Moodlspau~. Judy )Joore, and Rev. Palmer. '" "ew,·se" he sa;·d "•oli"e . .. 2 10 Att!ndlng lft!re Mr. ond Mrs. ed on Mr. and. Mrs. J.esse 'Morrl"'))~r;.. !!.Hf ·597 J!mOI Webb of C9lumbua ,nd Mr. 10 snd university leaders the world Ralph Webb. son, Rock Castle, W. v,., Tjlura: , .. . over sbonld meet to disclliS their ;..fsaM~lV. adio LJ~~n.a~l:rsape. ~t~~: ~:~k\~J day.Winfield Pooe ol Vlenl1$ . . .respons~m. ties wi!_h this sam~ &De_. !ia.Q '1 V pwblem-.lhe •aumval of man. with rr,d Reusb and Mr. nod Mrs. Tuesday a(ternoon with Mr/ a1,111 · · · "W~ n~ed , mo,r.al equivalent 9~· ~91;1~1¥. Radio, Roy PeArsdo~. · bb Mrs. A. H. Bailey. . 1\L. lire for the atomic bOmbs which our , , . . 'Mr. an n!rs. Frances We re- Mr. and Mrs Jack Sorden and VD 11-l:l scienUota hJve developed. · "f'' JIQ.W,..~S AYG. turned from a week'l vacation ehildren oi'Poflleroy calle~ on~- ATUENS, ~- UP-The Pr!>si· Reli.ion and ~u~allo11, ~· 'lcKII\n·,,·;.·· ....•. . . . . . .... 178 with their S(Jrdn~aw and daughter and Mrs. Clilll Orr. s.unofay. . d 1 Ohio Univ~raitY today told otuaents here m•gbt .~ . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 171 • Mr. and Mrs. James Fif~ of Sui· Mr. and Mrs. Scrubble ~gan ,:,.~ted two w9t!Ji ~onl,er'!)ces co.operate," 1n lh~ quest , called on !41 . and Mrs. J. 0'. · Jol:~ io stu•.Y the Jlilemma of "r. ~.cr S;aiJI univeraitiea "are · · · · · · · · · · ·' · · · · · · IC7 P,hur, Oklaboll1,a. Will' .. ' ....... •...... ·.. 1811 -limmt Hoyman K•y Tbursdt·v event'ng· · · ·' · man 1'n .t'•e atom10 •••e· " ~~-"---<--" . · partially if not coritpletely resWAlker · • · · · · · · · · · 185 ' .Mr. •nd Mrs Homer Damew1o01l, J 'bl t r't a Ak Frid i ""! D J •· c ·Barer former u, s. pono1 e 1or our presen s u · . · . ron, spent ay even.ng r~ h f. ·~:· . · nf"the · U•iied Na: tion heeatUe through teachm~. 1 '· . Mr and Mrs. Grover )Vhlte ana repreae9,.1ve ' · researq. ond study gradual.. By Mrs, Htr!Nrt Rouo~ daugh!J!r, Doria. " .' lions Economk: an~ Soetal c;ound· were able to prod~ee nbcleu Mr. and Mrs. Bud Sbnpnack Mr. and llrs. Donald TruJIOil cil, urged Pope )'ius lO! an fission" and daughter of Columbu~ and spent the werk end in ·Colll)Dbuf heads of othti~ powerful re)lg~ntJ "And yel" be asked "how Speneer Hayman of EaSt \oiverpopl with Mr. and Mrs. William .Marsh· to meet ~hd !md "'ays of pro~o . many universities empha;ile a• we,.. dinner guests Sunday of Mr. man •?d fsm•ly. • mg human upderatandrng. mueh 11 they do science, the ItlttlJihMt,rsor,· Jack Sharpnack and Jeme Mormon, 1\0Ck c..~. preparing of man, hi• emotions. and M,.. Herbert Roush ~nd W. V~ .. spent Fr!day ~nd Satur· analliJIJ3 fi his think\ng, his judgment and James Blosser and Mr!. Val· day w•th Mr und Mrs. Ralph Jial· . ~:~..organization for life in the lard And s~ns. Melvin. ( scienti(jc era?" '•' Spencer attended services at M d M Th M 1\a S JUfe Midway Church at Langsville Sal· r. an rs. · omas c · f r.e· ·· "We are ignoring the total im· urday night. tu.rn~d. horne from a vacation m • pact or the age of science on the Vug;ma. welfare ; or man." be 83id, '-and Mr. and Mrs, Spencer Hayma" Mrs_. Ruby o.rr called o~ h,~~ . , , , . -!. ~_ •,., , 1, .tr'me Js · ~unnin• out." of. EBil Live•pool called on John mot•uO!'; ~ •·- 1 s~d t • m .. • ...,, "'en, ·saur •· UP Th· Sl t· Hayman and son, Colter, Su~day day· ·· · COLUMBUS - • a• ~ evening. Mrs. Erma O'Neil opent su~a·ay Hl~hway PatrQI today sought a Mr.. and Mrs. Orvey Gainer or with Mr. and Mrs. CaLvin Orr ()( dr1ver who ned the scene of. an Bashan and Mr. and Mrs. C~cli Antiquity. accident In wbl~h Edgar Whrte, of Columbus were week ~nd Mr. Bnd Mrs. Junior White spent 51, Kanauga,. d~JVer of· th~ other C 00 > !La~~:;~:,~~~::- 'lei'~~ v.. , . .... ,. , ' .,. PJI()Nf; 38B·Y MOORES Po~~:' COLLIN$ JEW.ILlY l"/bere 'yuU!' t:. MAIN St. ~nfldenec ., . !~~ i , , . , . N~l; .. �., : ' '. ,, ,, r Fll " r .' . Land Transfen (20)Businest' Setvl~ 'WANT ADS PHONE 398 RATES I ceat1 "" _., - lllutl011. Mtnlmaln ehatlt IJOe.....t oollll It!: 'lnlri lilr lllrM ..euu.. JnaerUono. . llpeclal..:. ODe mollth lor :Ill coots per word. ruu nte ~I ceall per wo.-d wiD bt eharaed for ad,.rtldn& II 101 J!lld for lteftn 11111111111 of eaeb m011tb following JnaerUon. lmlrt Ia AcmitlltD...m.ould be reported lmmedbtely The DoliJ ftentlllel .-til aotD1 NIJ)OIIIIble for than one lneor m.,. l'tCt taiertlon. . Card of 'l'lllnb and S1leelaJ Nd1 of Events $1.00. Oblt!Urlet · ..blllhed at I ceilt Jill' word. ·-(1) Notice& Chrvsler .(·l•mmage Auction . broug~. D1le Carl, dec., cert. lor trans., Pomeroy, to Sylvia Carl ond He· zel Wilson. Audra F. and Dan Weddle, lA, U!banon, to Clayton and Beatrice Cochrsn. Rolph and Gusta Burnell, lo:, Middleport, to Neva Gosney ' Manmng D. All Maketand Mod$ METROPOLITAN Night l'hon Phone 6~27 803V·X. DODGE - PLYMOU 3 6 tf ! DEALERS I -01 Scie J:or ,: 1 -- Used ga1 ccon•,erslon burner an 1 blower !or furnace. Call 3ZO. d lD 2 61 . WE BUY 1JIUCTUUL I IIAMI tiCRAP lll.OH - MITALl OHIO VALLEY Good living room smt lor aale SIO , _ Va., 11 hereby notified that Jamea Ray Panona baa tiled hla petition Green covorlng Phone 9263. = --~== -~­ again•! her (or divorte, on the 10 2 6tfc 1 '-long haired Clllco kitten. Phone RADIO & TELEVISION SERVICE, ground of gross neglect ol d•\l:• 10 2 31c 0034-X. Phone 200. Cleland Appllanee in Case No. 12,606 In lbe Court Beagle rabbit dogs lor sale or Store. 118 W. Mam Sl., ~omeroy of Common Pleaa, Melgo Co,unty, trade. Howard B Stitt. Hlddle· I" Me~orion 22311 Ohio Slid r•uae will be for hear· port Rt. 1, Hobson Road ing Ol>Cr alter November 14, 1957. 10 z 6t!p In Levine Memory of cur dear SERVICE on Wateh Re· --otor- SlOO. QUICK H. W. & W. P. CHERRINGTON huaband and lather, Fred Wolf, a· Jointer wllh I HP M pelrlng by Foetory Trained Altorneyo tor l'lalnl;lf wbe pa,..d away two yem aao Cbarlea W. Reuter, Rt. 7 or 1 walebmak•r COLLINS JEWEL(10} 2, 9, 16, 23, 30 (11) 6, etc todoy, Oel Z, lila. He Ia gone call 485, Pomeroy 10 2 31p ERS, Pomeroy 1 3 t! but not forgotten. Sadly mloied by the fomily. Used 17" TV complete. lnatalled. lllrllei-Sinl!*'a .....,.._ Ap.,, fGT.t!O Middleport. llq • Autoaaoblit Mt!. Fred Wolf and Famlll' Uaed 21" TV'1 complete Installed. Rondo l'llrolo 11S1tl-ll' &all NOTICI OP SALI OF BONDS 10 2 lip $7Z.50. Seo Msrahall Miller, Jr., OONca-l B' ...,...., Harrloonvllle, Ohio 9 28 6tp ..,., ....,.,_ Sealed proroaalo will be reeelv· ed at the OUice of the VIllage "11114 llttttr , .. Loot" Your genlle lace and patient smile Flagalollf blockalor oidewalk or Clerk of the VIllage of Syracuae, Wllb udne10 we recall. rock garden can be aeen at Meias County, Ohio, until 12:00 GBUISEB BLOCK CO, YOI bad a k:ndly wnrd lor each 130 Laurel St. Pomeroy or o'clock noon of October 17, 11167, ' And died beloved by all. aMil" Ntrtllel ,_.., inatead of September 13 11167, aa phone 474-X. 9 30 3tp The voice Is mute. and stilled the New Weallnshouse combination1)>1 11. A. Coli wm.....Unn\ prevloutly advertised, lor the purheort waaher and dryer $300. See ehaae ·PI Waterworb Aaaeaament Thol loved uo welt and true, Clinton Gilkey, Harrisonville. "!~~~11ook~~hrl~llll.;:.~~=' Bonds otaald vtllaae In the ••ar•· Ob bitter waa the trial to part 9 30 31p 1 aate sum of $34,200, dated June Prom OUe 110 COot! II you. 13, uc1, numbered from I to 40, Yot are no' forgotten loved 0111! GIRUI COAT, Slxc 12, Boys aport Inclusive, of the denomination ol Jllor will you ever be, eoal, ••1,000 ea•h • except h•nd .., No. 1 ,. size tB, 2 wool trouaero, AJ ,lona n Ute and momory lasl •~• 16: Phone 14·X Pomeroy. of the denomination of •1.200 and We will remember thee. --:--·-:-I_O_I-:-B :,.Ic bondo numbered 4, 6, 8, 10, 12, We' mill you now, our hearta are Freah cowf or sale. AL.o rabbit! ll'I'BURANCII: AGINCI 14, 16, 18, 20 22 Mtd 24 of the deaGre dog. . . p 'Ire, Awt-Dllo,Hullll nomination ol $500 each, beorlne AI lime by we mill you __ .. _ _10_1 61 _ ACCIDIN'I' Interest at \he rate of lour (4%) more. ~lit. Caoualty '"" . . _ per eent per •nnum, payable semi· Vour Ievins amlle, your aenlle Deming Water Syatcm, ah•llow well electric driven pump, ao annually on the 15th day of June face, E1tate and the 15th 4ay of December or No ~ne cnn 1111 your vacant gal. prmure tank. Coal furnace. 20' atocl, plpole19 hi MIDDLII'OIIT OHI each year, commencing December plaee. with automallc control. Ujed tla.M PIIONI~ 06all 15, ~Q7, 1nd maturln1 on Decem· Mr. and Mn Horbort '· bfr ~ of ~~dl~ , ear, oa followo: Mlllll' ' ;•.,. - ur lnontho. Waller Franre, ·r J utland, Ohio, phone 2-4464, · -$1,700 In IQ , 1,500 !rom 1959 • UOl J Up • 9 30 61p 1 IU.l WAD to 1969. lncluslv~. and ,2,000 from 1870 to 1877• Inclusive. C-u-1-to-m-B_u I_II __K_lt-eh-o-n. Kitchen 1 H11dquarton '•• Anyone d.. lrlna to do so may, lamaonlte Luuage - Lane Cedar deolaned lor your home Free preaent a hid or bids lor said CbeoiJ - LAU Window Fans- eaUmates Foreman & Abbott. .. bends baaed upon lhelr bearing a Phone 02M·Y. 8 8 If different rate ollnterest !rom that Frl-'dalra Refrigerators. ~ f.::l llokar '""'lturo, Mlddlaport, Ohio FOR SALE - Appleo. Now !Ia· ,.,..__... hereinabove opeellled, provided • 428 If .en Orehar4, New Haven. Phone! Ill L ............. It, ..._ II that where a !mllonal Interest C61 IMt 6 Found ...... .-- onMjdarter rate II bid, such traction ohall bo TU·246811. 7-2Dtf , _......, 01111 nf one per eenl or a ' ... multiple thereof. LOST: YeIIow 1old Benrus wrlol FOR SALE one Lancaster deep watch. black leather drop. Loll wen Jot pump with pre..ure - - - Said bends are l81ued In anile!· In Mld~lepert, Sunday. Call tank and switch. Also 85 !eel ·- - - patlon of the colleellon ol apcelal (11)23-X. e30 ate plulle pipe, 1\\ X I v.; one CQIIP!..E'l'l!: II!OUran.. Protoetloa, t llae!lmenll berelo!ort levied Jor arehllcct'a drawing toble, atool Lifo, ~ut<•. Fire, Polio. Ctll Dor the purpoae of conotruet1ng water Aut..> and toolo, One tyvewrlter desk Httla, Mlildle>•rt. Obi~. mains and loylnl water pipe In 1 • t, ' " - - - - -h an• one lillnl cabinet, handmade. ( ) Real Estate otreeto of I e village lor the wal· -- (3) -- --- ------ - LegafNotice 11 - · - - - 110 Bl Insurance - - r_,_,_,;;;;;;._,;;;;;;_,_,_,..,. Rodney Downlnt z, II"'' leal r. (8 i 4o::-!:~r.j ?:.~e~~~~~lc,~~~J• :::·s~~=b::::. one "Whl~c" sewing machme, lit<at owner. Sharp tar. Blaet· lnars. Pomeroy 11-27-fJic antique. Phone Pomeroy 8111-J ----- - - - _ _ IO 6110 2_ let Chevrolet V8 "210" $1,71111 _ _ _ __ 4 dr. Sedan. Powcrgllde. Real, kJf l<ent ly sharp lnalde and out Radio 1 1 11 and heatar. Blaellnara, Porno · Tr.Un;Q,;;:He;rl';;! Middle· roy. Jl.%'1-tllc port GeUocated before muddy , ---lfound •urto you. Phone 926'. • dr '1 '9' • dr " • Ed1•r Reynold• l -· Pl•moulh an D•n• w drive Spot • Royno ld' a DaIry Sed leu iwo' tone blue · !ln11h. 1 Store, Middleport, Ohio. 10 2 6t!c •t , · - - - · - - - - - · Blattlnara' Pomeroy · o·27 ~' -~ ~ Furnlahed aparlmonl lor rent. •Ad· 11118 Chevrolet "210" $1,2911. t ' ulto only. Contact : Mra. Oma dr Sedan. Radio and Healer. Monlgmnei'Y, Racine, Ohio • J.u than 2'1,000 miles. Cleon 10 2 6t!c ll¥lde. Blaellnar•, Pomeroy. For Rent - Exlenalon Ludden, ..11-ete Scaffold Boa\-da; Drop Clotho. Cilnlon Fllher, Middleport. rl004 Pontiac B eyl. Conv. Cpo. Phon• 62611-X. 11 1 tl • < •J.:IN. Star Chief. Like new blut top. All leather oeota. 117 I Help Wonted Jl•etlnaro, p oroy. P.ZHic 011 Pomeroy Senllnel, Pomoroy, Bulcko ;low aa t811b. ~ Ohio MEIGS floe automobileo from ullafl'"l MOTHIRS ' I ~lll't. llaell~an. Pomoro1 Now that the children are back •A'i.ete "! tn oehool once aaaln do Y.Pil ~~~~~ii-inft'ri~Uj; lind spare limo on your !I! 1\ 111ft P1ck.Up band•? Have you wl•hed aomr well known fi rm would o!IOI' \0 ton Plrk·Up only yon , pMitlon 01 dllnlty with 1 guarantoed Income! A poaiUon In which choracter, personality and lnlllatlve IJ eonaldered es•enllol, Then you may be able to qualify tor 1 lull or part t1 011111 lth ' I 11 "'' P 00 w a 01 ' ona f k11own orruilatlon. Dignified pooltlon, no tnvehna Involved. For local Jotervlew 10 e Mr. ·' Oct . 3, 10 :00 Ct ar k, ThUrluly, A M lo 7·"" p M llolol ·•ar . · '"" ' · "' ' tin, Pomci'Of lll-l-3te ... ' iill!a Broker •:no..... . -::C.:.• Soles ' ''11,:rr~~0 se~:n /io • ·• •· ' · 21 - --- era! ~r;:::st~=~~~~~~~:rt~~~~~~h~rg~ IHWO of the ,state of Ohio, M acre farm lor sale. 9 room house nlec _barn 12 cow alan· ehlcns, plenty water, good fence. $60tiOOO ~MOO.OO down, 3110 a month. L<oc•led on blacktop road, Route 880 between Tuppen Plains and Reedavllle. Rei> ert Hill, Reedsville. 9 110 3lp ---For Salo-l~ room houao, located In Racine, elcolrlclty, goo, wa ler Nice size lot. Call Rleine 3217 MarUn Hotel.or Fredo Sentz at Jl.2'r-3tc W • eo..-w Thero undo\Jbtadly w1n 1>e domuda tor 1nv"'1p; llou when IIIII HOUle IIIII Senate retum to. WUillnaton·JIIl<t Janu. ary. Wbllo Wllloll loMta ottlco oe Oct 10, ·!Jo p10b1bly will, be oolnuuoned to lla!IIJ !l a p101it 11 ordered. · . ChOJter, to Charles C. and Mary Reed. RuNIU R. J'rldolr Way F. ,and Audrey M Clark, Moson I~County llooplta the 11!1011 hia move' 1.1 IXJ!Oilled to ' 4-H Club All'lt!l 751A, Olive to Bertha Basion brJnr, WOIOil tw l!lldelt cltar:ln iomt ,uartera MORE ON OFFICIR5 . Hilton and Ruth S Wolle, thai Ill atao Ia In favor o1 a third 100,1Jt10.111111 You will recall, the pill two 25/ lOOthsA, Sulton, to Junior weeks, out In lfii umod to1001. WII.to'n f..Ji·that thia we have been diseuasing eoul~ bl doJJo to brii16 tha ariiT, UY)' 104, OIJ ' Wolle. lhc dulles and responsibilities of T H and Mary E H1ggms, par· tore• d -·lo lhe BJinlmUIIUI ourcealeil •• WI :::• the 4-H club oflcers. 1 lhlnk now toted Lolutoo dtaumameot Ialka. .,. eels, Rutland, lo Albert E. and is a good time lo diaeu!l the The Dol- chief tw 4rlvll!f to e-. Mary lane Stocky not yet mentioned. aomt twv jiUUoe doUm from Ilia U. s; UDlllll Homer J. and Ess10 B. Russell one11 News Reporter:I. Auisll military iflibdlll• rate or iO bUUen, 1!111 1111 ~· 9UA, Sc1plo to Robert D and other officers in arrangement~ llonJ ~doubledl7 wUI aome loud 11lllwlll. Norma Louise Cook ' !or meetmgs. Adra Koehler, 77A, Orange, to hcNI)Iry Wllr..ot t RZORvmn:tiT-'!!JYobiOWI w111 ~ al 2-Wrlte announcements and Alma ~wartz and Edgar L. Koch reports tilt Pentqun raeenUJ WbaA a fllll-pqt uvea'o of tlub doincs" for ler tlaemeot appeared In aemco publlcoUDIII durinr Septamllor urrtnr newspapers. Margaret Chevalier, 12A, Olive, unlforll!ll! ponoMel 10 censlder emplo1J11enl wllb' Proc~ IIIli 3. Makes collection ol all newsto Charlea Pyles. Gamble. r 'I I paper items re!errinl to hia club J·•ne Aahley, lor permanent recor<b kept b) "U will aol be Ionr." Aid one Doren.. departmeol otttcla!, ,.;,.. 1 Robert D. and U.oA, l.elart, to Fred M. Unk, secretary tore our ...., ,..,.tary, NoD JlcEiroy, wiD be oe,.,.lnr alloullll• duolry llk1"J our lop nwn,• • . • truttee. 4.-Learns to write intemting ~mer E. Beerle. dec, cerl of JlcElroy, Jinilda~t of P 1: O, nplacto Chart• B. Wllaon Ill lbt Items, and to send .them lo news· top P111tap jOb In Oclober. Brl fmn'a advoriiMmenl.i IWIM 111o • trtnl. Sulton, Chester and Pome- paper on time. Jlnaeh. lll-011, accountaall and marketlni aperll.• · roy VIllage, to Christine Beegle, 5.-rs alert lor newa, both lor , · . r• '· • • , Mayme Rartenbac9 and Jamea E. public and lor the club t .urll•lliLLioABD ACI'Mft'- Proponents oi lql.ilaUoa te Simpson. Song Leader:-!. Keeps song limit advertlalnf bUiboardJ alonr the aew lnt.ntate h!fhWI)o lll'll Mayme Slmpoon llarlenbaeh, books and musiC booko ol club tem buay tl')'lnr to penuade Prutdent lllatnt;>Wor to I James E. and Esther D. Simpson, lllronpr alia« Ill their blhalf, 1 ' , pareels, Chester, Sulton and Pom· and distributes ond collects them at meetings. WhOD lba.e~iet oxeeuUvo,tobk no ~lion oa tho P"lpo~ Dl... eroy, to Christine Beegle 2 - l.eads lbe club in singing, IUrt JU!I blfore lba lltoall pljbUC 'lJirlla Committ" voted '!llbl George and Blondena Conde, controvenltj bill. lbo commlll.it njeeted It bJ T 10 f, ~~ tf lot, Pomeroy, to Frank and Mary or aets othm to lead, al meettht ~ vouor aplnalll woa:o llel"'bl!ellll· ,,,· ' ' '; " Ing, and 4-H events. Jennings. ' Bleken oi tile loll.!lalllla, ~~ hope•lj!l.t :Mr. a.-Selects leona• and other John E arid Emily Radekm, '!'fll adone controUilll advortlliiJr atonr blpwa)'l pledoal~ musical feature• coal,' Columbia, to Ohio Power tlnallced by tha Ioden! rov•romenll '1'11t7 •t. 1n thl.t cut, I& 4. Should tate charte of muoic Compeny. teut, •oaa oor •motor lillY lwltch hit Yale to ~f,ptt·'"•'IIU 1111 L. R. and Martho Chapman, appredation work ol lbe club. laout 011 tho lloor atxt Jllf. ' ' f- . 1 Game Leader:-The game leod. ' coal, Salem, to Ohio Power Co should uoume the respomlbi· • AmJ.liii'III8810JIIIIUT-Dtapfte tile natfon'aleiaeiat·~rol. Fern H Tweepey, coal, Salem, er lily for the recreation tor each periiJ, Ill "anllodtprUolon" ·ljiU wiD be puahtd at llio n'o.flllliilclll lo Ohio Power Co. meeting. The game leader mal ot aad by a Rtp!lbllean. ,,,. Noah and Mettle Ogdin, corr. chooae othero of the club to ,.. The lefl.il&UOD wiD eall tor fedonl aid to 1reu 'tn 'May Poil .... de~d, Salem, lo James Ogdln slat In leadinc aamea, etc. Tho eeonoml~ dlalrul wttll the obJeCtive of Jll'fVOIIiln&' ., • , Carl H. and Clara Shenefield, games are. uaed by lbe club ''pocktl,o" tof iltpmalon 11'9m OVroadin&' to otllor wlp!lllillt . coal, Salem, Columbia, to Ohio should lbal .,.... or pttlnr aut of han«. ~ , be appropriate for the Power Co. Stnator J'redorlck o. Payne (R), Maine, wiD ill• , '' ages of the club members and Ellla W Hysell, E. 10 lot 543, lhe aeuon ot the year In which troduct tho lql.ilation In lba Stnatt ~a plllio 10 puah held· to, 1ti Salisbury, to' Frank E. and VIvian they are played. paaaap. Ht conl.illilllbat lha national economy COl! be ll'lll,V .,. K Ttlus. ' perouo OJIIJ It !Ill .,.... ahan In lbo pi'Oaportty. • Helpful Hint, tor Ollleers and Doris Plckena, part. ot lots 14 Memben 111ldor hi• m~UUra, tbo fedonl fllvlnunoat woul4 ~- loUII ' ...-The officers and mem ond t5, Letart, to Bertha Picken• bers should ICI " a team lor lAd rrants tor ICOIIOIIIJO dovelopmODt In 11011 Wliol1 ~ Ulllllllo Wolfe. ploymenl exloll. • Ch ea,te r A. an d Rul h Donohew. the 'good of all the club. Tbe fol· Ollt ot tha mu which ""uld benefit lo the Blddefold·~oi'll lol"'ng are some of the thmgl IOliUOD of Payno'a own olata ct Mallie, wharo ec11110nite loll 20 and Zl, l.etart, to Ru 18eu that olllcera and members should bavo ~~ fll>m Iota of lnduotry• . The bnt, howlvtr, t - aa t nd Velma Quillen. do: up~Ullcb~ olllloUJh I~ ~rinclplea ort ondoraod b7 tho "lslbllower Sara G. and Glenn w. Smith, The big job of the olllcera of admlnlltl'lticlll' - · ... · ' ' ""' ' .''I • 52/ lOothA, Pomeroy, 10 wendell a. Iclub is lo guldf' the meetings ' . and Dorothy L. Price . in such a way that the- members Sarah E. Fo88, adm, William Mt. and Mro. Fre~an Williams Foss, dee., parcels, Pomeroy, to will have a good time and learn spent Sun'day In Dayton. aomething worthwhile. Club J. B. and F. H. O'Brien. l\lr. and Mra Norman .Fre,derlck1 ly Hallie Frodorlck meetln,. are held lo help the Floren"l K. Smith, parcels. mem~rs Mro. Cnh Frederick "nd Henry son, Jerry and Jae~. Mr, ~~ Ml'l· Chesler,;: Carl and Mary Kautz. ·2 'Memberf •'!"uld lie urged to Sponeer were called to Toledo Cult Fl'edi;!'lek .vW!$11- llr. and m D. d An... •••· ' . , .,. •.,. w-•1eh' 77 ·-"· by the audden d<alh or ,!heir Mrs. c. A Stewart, ln Nelso~· Salem, to Elza Frank an4 Laura atiend regularly and to take sister, · Mra. Cora ,Singer. Othera ville Saturday. part. Roblnoon. Mr. and D9recl Blgga and who allelfded the funeral wero 3 They can brlna b!UlneiS be· David E. Still, lots 7 and 6, lore the aroup. • Mrs. Henry Spelieer, Mr. and children of Big Ru11, a11<1 lira. Pomeroy, lo Jameo E Quall.s. •· Each member hl5 lhe prlvl· Mrs. Wol! Speneer, Mrs. IAtoU Ollie 81gga of Pomeroy oper.t Homer E. and Edna H. Cooper, lea• to make and to second mo. Bin(, Mr. and Mra. llayfon Sp'e,. Sunday afternoon w1Ud4r~ and u. 10te 1o1 21 eer, Elson Speneet aod pvd Mil Milo ·Biggs. other · callen " toreol and '¥1, '1Syra• tiona. euse Ro•le 'Gllllople. were Mre. Norman Frederick. Holter. '. , 5. Eaeh one can vote for or Dean W Palmer, adm ., Arthur llr and Mra. Clifford 'Cox of ' Mre. Elizabeth Rider and moUonL ·' A Gl d I01 I 24" 276 J . against 8. Eacb menlber may ralle !rlenda Della Thomas and tltr Fai~IHirn optlnt Saturday · with · nn, ec., •• ' pa.~ •l 277 an~, 278, Pomeroy, to points of order l'elatlve to Ike Rufus, Mr and Mn. Dole Glad- their daughle\. Mrs. Freelllan Jl'rantlln 1'1· and Wanda M. proper eonduet ot 'a meellng. man, Larry and Carlos Gladmaa Wllllame and family. JU ~ilnday callm at lhe ' Curt all of Sprlncfield spent the wee< 7. Every momber has the riaht ~r.hjrlea c. and · Fr,derick home were Mr. ana end' wllb !Jr. and · lira . Milo Mary Reed. par- to be a candidate lor ortlee, and Mrt .. P..aul Kelly, 1 M•. ond Mra. eela, Cheater, to Manning D Web· may nominate other eandldat.,, Bl81•· aa~mond Frank, Mr. and Mro. B. Memberl' cooperation w1th ater.' , helps make good meet· Sunday 1111esls' of Mr. and l)r.. Herb "osen~ranz. ' Cl!h Darol, Iota, Middleport. to otrlcers g,, l-owell Blpg 'were Mr. and Mrs. lira L.ucy Hill'ea moved to Vlllaae of Middleport. 10 Lellle Braley, dee , aflld of 9 Members may Invite parenh John, Ar1abrile, two eblldrelt of Middleport to spend the winter to attend Belpre," Kn. Moltha McEiroJ . with her children, Clifford !fay" lrans, Salem. to Ca!h Braley 10. Eaeh member may take ,.. 1001 Gene and Verall. Mr. and adil Mrs. FJ'aqk Cheesebrew. Cledythe Howell and llaud lllyri>n McKenzie, C6Iunibw, gular parh In prorram asalcned Mro. Henry Spencer, oon Vance, Sehwertzcr. lit. and llln. Wald Speneer. ;pent aeveral daya with Mr. and Cuh ana Lavlno Braley, lots, them . ' !Irs E. c. ~~&Yes and Mr. and Salem to Cledythe Howell and ----~~----~- -- ~ Mra. John Hayca. , Maud Sehwertzer. Mr. and Jlro John HayOJ, Mrs. . Archie and Eva McKinney, lot, Eaole Warner and Myron McKenDexter, to Lallie Juotlee. zie vlalled Mra. Ada Tall at TupFlavia ond Carl Higley, llA tiS pers l'lolna ~onday. ' rnda, Salem, lo Edwin Davis. Arehl e •• ' d Eva McKl nney, par· 1 Sal 1o R0be 1 d D ec ~M Kiem, r an on· na • nncy. Ob ar1eo L • an d vandora G Knlghtlnq, 21.5A, Lelort, to VI· tiM and Kenneth Beckner. Dana and Nora J. Hamilton !.DJI, Mld~Ieporl, to David W. and eiara Daret • )lahlon G. ond Mary E. El)lln, ai/,)OOthA, Saliabuury, to Steven ll Eblin . G)ennln H. and Dolores K. Hoff· moo. 8.11A, Cheater, to Lewlo and Ruby Mac Miller. ilora Thomu. dee . al!ld o! trona., Salem, to D. w. Thomu. Ruth C. Tucker, 10A, Cho!ler, to VlrgU 'and Myrtle Wilker. Raymond G. and Gladys F Hort, 217.24A, Columbia, to Rllph V. and Nanoy E. Chopman. Vaughan A and Maey M. Me Knl1ht, lA. .Sulton lo V~rgll and m umbue accountmg ~ole be ween firs! ond aecond on F.ord's l1rst pitch and w•:. oul Howard to Ford, who covet'ed first l.ogo n went to lhlrd and lint hews to !Ccond Stengel ron to Ford on Pofko, The rou:t ~e;t a~: ~ oM 2 and then Palko wont down swmglnf No rul.s. no hits, no errors, wo left Yonkeeo Sixth ·here,';~: ~h.'~elh~o~;udnt ':0,'~~ 0 gradusl1on :j8 firm , upon to t•e fo•mer ,, '' ~ . Ed i• man·ted ,G~1j01._3.nn Straus•. of Pomeroy ij)a ill!ii' have only' "•bbte '1.e IS "'• '' emp Ioyed tl Vanadium corporatlon of Am!rlea ' ' fne, .P"Ii~enl ol the Senior .. elu , s,,, '·•·'• a_ chv~ I"• at~ehcs and >11 ,p .,er ,<,.,ool fupclions. e' " plan· •hng a hltclJ In l~e ijavy, lik• his ol~er ~rol~er, Jpck, J>~fore he enrolled In (j\J Montie flied 10 Aaron in <trOI&h\/·a)'"Y center on Spahn'• tfirst pi en Howard lln•d a ':J'gle o centor !10ld. Berro walke ou five pitcMs, and Fred llano> t th , , wen lo e mound to ~oqrer with h~ pitcher. Carey looped Spahn'• sec~nd pitch Info center field tor a smgle, Ho-vard scoring to put lh v k h e ·' an ees a ead, 2-0 Berra raced to third Haney agam wen! to the mound and called In flghr bander Ernie Johnson. Spahn re· CCIVed an ovation from the crowd ' I taka to SehoeiJ.dl,el':'t. Bauer otruek Mr. and iln. Goldan Bahr of P) llfcQQ~J;I~ etrupk ot. Nu I Atho,n, a~ril •und'ar here 'lth (Ill· no Mh, ~· errore, none hi, mother, eatrle Bahr. ell Mr and tfro Everett Wal.ion M h "''-"'' Elahth I and children''~ movlna from the al •wa bunted and WIB out Young property to the Charleo Carey to Collins Aaron popped Belzlna property. to McDougald Adcock bounced , . , . 0~1 to McDouaald NO run <, no 1Ve~en4 ,..... •I If•· and .. h1\s, no erroro, none left Mrs. W. Bragg were ~- apd, .. Mrs Jamea Parr Jr an,d ~~¥~1her •, l' alko cov mgton, •truck out Crandall !l!ed Piekeno and dauabteri. of Reed• to Manlle. No rull.l. no hils, no Ville, Mr. and "''' f.lyde Adam• errors, none lc!l an•l Jlobcrl Whll!'ll , 9( Parkers· bur1 and Mr ••d M.r,. Jloborl Flc\cy, local , ----.!::,. _ _ . I I p~~~~ ~in~~llins ~l~:l~"nt:~f,Y, c::~la~a~:~ TUPPERS PLAIN By Evelyn l&rickitl Mr and Mrs. !,loyd Dean ••d sona o1 Car dl nglon, o.: lA crc M C guhests ol r. and Mrs WilliaiJI apman and famtly Friday ew· ning. Mr and Mrs .I I • Way CI1rk and c~tldren J~pa hnve mov· ed to !heofHncar ev Green properly here. -·- -· - - ' . - --·-- - RfOE 500 Mf''ES FOR A $I'J. 1o V , J · .. • ;u; he lert the . mound . Coleman Wor}d Series bunted on lhe squeeze play and Wils out at {irst, Johnson io Adcock, as Berra ~cored to put (C.ontJ~~fd Frotn f ovo Onol er be\weep MaJ~ew~ and Logan the Yankees 10 front, 3·0 K~bek into left lleld foj a smgi• It wos struck out Twa ril.n9, two bits ~i 1 sp~Rn~ ll.rPighl bit. K,ubek no errors, one lert . ununccd to Spahn on the flra1 so..nth . ~ljp/1, Cq(em~n J *l~g secon)J on . Joe C.~lll~s repl~c~~ Uoward a: , e RPI. i''!r~ bQu~clid out Lo. an, Coiemun going to thlld on fn'SI base for l~e Yankees Covlhec play. Bau~r· lined Spphn's ington lln•d a double off t~e lefl ·' first pijch ' to lh~ (0'1 loot slgR field wall, lor the Braves' first ii~ the" rlihl ee'l).er field bl~ach­ otra b~se hit Crandall bounced er >y~ll for l ,double, Colt rn•n to MrDouaald, C9vlngton holdin1 seor~gg to pqt t~e Yankees sec~~d op the play. Nippy Jone~ )IR'La~, 1·9· II•Dou,i ld rollea out a flghl·handed hiller, bolted !Dr ,o !)t an One run, two hits, no Jqhn'son aQd bounced to Fora Covington going to third on th~ erro"'. 'nne !ell . ~·~r r; r . , play Scboendienst llngled Brave~ Sixth' through trye middle of the dla· I,ogan wplked when Ford's 3-2 mona on a 3·Z pitch, Covlnmon Rltph \II'D~ far outside. MaflleNs, scoring with tbc Braves' ftrst ilso raa~ the count to 3 ~d 21 run Logan struck out, One run1 and walked when Ford came 1n two btts, no errorll, one left ' with a lqw outside fourth · ball Y•nko11 Stvonth "Coleman and Derra ~eld a con: Don McMahon, s flghl·handcr ference with Ford on the mound replaced Johnson on the mound as AarOIJ wpnt to bat Aaro11 for the Braves. Ford bOunced out , t' i .,•., ! lllllelilt- .... eo..,.. liar-.. . , OAK HIL( "'rs· I Play _It Safe·· Prepare ,Car Now For Freezing Weather ,,,,w. .:.Itt II f. • 4 I. as. '(19) Busa'nts•_,__ ..,,n1tl'as Oppo 123) legol Notica· · • • I '~ :f.· , .. ' .. ' • ;\ j ihl.' D;u,•• uo . ~ .J"' t~~~~rr . _ .·9enlrfl,_ waMillllow wilier AIRIIIOTON-ReUrinl Del- 8tcrttary I'OI>ent' ol'l!'r oluhlnr lliOU\N 100,@ flrhtlnr toiVII II expooted to touch ott a roar lfdl!oul quuten. f'IJ. : rUIIUiler!;l :,:Joe'a the la•t one " sighed M f.,~, K~pn9<1y. "L tile 7 • 1 ~onlh·old .;a. I bie Kennedy! daughter or our ..~ oll,d son Ed and his wife wo , b, ready lor ! IODII t me .. Th P, 1 factor mvoiJed ; ·boy, a~~ n~:~:d ~rr~g bt~s~led Jack no.l 2!i I .,e g rum. · U9lver;lty in ;c~o~:.~~r ~~ 0 return 10 empjoyment with K r 'Kirc~ner, Marlin and Klipger~11C~l: ' ' Prtlit May lalnt Ctlli!rtll , Cui I~ Sonlce Pin111nel "' ' ' liJ~Jr CA~i -' pareel, norllcularly Sections 133 01 to )33, 48, Inclusive, of the Revised Cocie, on~ under and pur>uanl to on ordinance No. JZ&, adopted by lbe eouacll ~I said village on July 2, 1937 B~th prlnelpal and Interest are n•••~le from limited taxes at lilt Office of the ••Jtlqe Treaourer, ., Syracu.., Ohio. All o~da mull be a<eompanled by a bo d or eerU!Iad check, pay· able to tho villaao, equal 10 al For Sal~ room11-bath, '"' le111 one • (I~) per cent of ~ city w•i•r· Chari.. M. llaley, bonds ~ld for, upon condition t Rutland. Phone 24823. D-27·3tp 11 t~e bt~ Ia aecepled the llae I·- - - ol!lc<r wUI deliver to tho succe U i!J~ lul bidder, within three weeks ~-i the award, a eO!IIPiete, cerllllll!l · "' tranacripl nl the proceedln&1> POMIROY - 5 room1, city water, show ina the bonds to hovo bed\ olee~rlelty •nd gu, commode. legalb' l..U.d, and the bidder wlli N••• lot, out of hlch water, and recel•• an4 pay tor ouch bon~• o!i near aehools. Cllh price $1500. moy be lllllt'd as above oet forth, RURAL HO!ill - 7 room h~uao la wtlhl~ 30 d•n of. the oward, llld lair condition, wollond good eel· bond to ho forfelled or uld ch.._ lar. AbOut I& ocroa IOOd tillable to be relfined by the vlllaJe If ooll One mile from vlllaee. To· uld eondltlono Ia not fulfilled; or tal price $!200. ThiJ houae does 11ld cheek to be returned promplb' need work.lbul will make you a al the requ..t of tbe aucem(lll aood homo. Owner wll~ 'flnan«! bidder U th• lranaerlpt Is not de· wllh $200 down. livered wlthm lbe lime specified PAlM - 300 acre1 midway be- herein. The villale reaerveo the twoen Athono ond Pomeroy on rllblto reject any and all bids. \ lrlx of lhe &tate of Henry !ape U. S. 33. 100 aereaiD trll\ltor tul· Tho pr'\DCII)III ~mount of tile Barrott Jr. lile of llllddleport, tlvatlon, 170 aerell)lllture, some llaue will be · reduced by the Mella l:ounty Ohio, deeeoaed. llmbitr, tbenoandl of lo<:UII posts amount of Clllh poymenll of u- Date lhlo 21a1 day of September 7-roolh hou" with balll, gu '"d sesomonll ~de prior to the date 1.... electric!~. Lar•e ~- ..menl barD, of ule, In wbt·• event aube'·n~ ••• John C. Bacon '' • "'" "' ~ Judie or the l!robole C<lur( extrA born and plenty other b' equal annual maturltlea II · ' . 11~1111 County, Ohio bulldlnp. Excellent lor •llher be retaloed. \he bonda are oUe~ (8) (10), ~- 9, 'lie dairy or beef etttle, Sacrlllclna oubjeel to IIIIJ •tndlllOI). ' • d 01 at SJ4,000. No eondltlonal ' I o w bt reIROILIR PLANT - Poultry build· celved. ~ epp'rovln• opinion of • · ' 0' APIIOINTMINT lnga wltb 7SJO broiler eapaclty, Ptck, S iller • Wllllaml, bo~d IIO~fCI , ,,mplote with automatic Ieeder attorncfi. o!·ClnciMati, Oblo, wtn Aiitolnlatratri• Wllh lhe Will • and waterers. Plenti of wat~ be !umllllid 10 ~e Juc:ce•lul bid- '' , ' ". AnM""' pond, <lrUied well, elatem. a iltr at bl1 expeme. lllato of ....,..,. w. O'lrit• ''"' II water ayatems. $-room boUH llidl lhoqld bo aealed and lfto ' Qitoi!M~ with water and c)ecll!lclty. DO doned> 1'811{ FOil WATEftWOW Notice Is btreby ilflln that Dora Teacher~ E•·Teacher& Deslro111 oeroa with 80 · - In CllilU•IIJol ASSE88111NTI BO'Ntis." ' ' Bla$weU 0 Brien ltlhoae Poa( Of· of renderlnt valua~le educt· Louted near State fiiihWtY an~ ' lliclard D'uekworlb flee Addrtas It R. b. I, Sbade, Uotlnal H!'l:a~.iloldlltco.oJ>I~!· prlted fill' qulc~ Mle ••1 onlr V~e Clerk OIII..-1MI ~'\ dli!Tappolale!i u , na on work .,... , D y, ,.. $5800. . ll)'t*UH, Ohio Muilil~ wl1\i t•e WIU aD· nllled poalllon. No· travel. CUCKLIII ll.~Lf(. (8) Z&, (10) I, t, ·ate 'tieaed ill the EitaW of Edward W. Gnarantaed In~~~~· retirement• lOX :nt . · • ·Jit40NII"'Y · O'BrltDlall of I(.._ <:otlnb', OMo prorram based OD prollt sh~ (8) 28, 8111 ' , . ',. , N_Q11Cf:O~ APPOII!TMINT ~ ', ' . • ~· .' Ina, group ,~~···~· olber - · -' , , ....____; ltlo" ot,~'· lllll llan;ott. Jr. l<' i1iied rrlb day of stptem· bene!lta. Full ~t pvt tlmo ~. J~· : · openln,.. For IOHI' interview ' · NDU«!' lc hml~ liven· t~t J.o. · , ' . ~1111 C. Baeon · He: Jlr. Clark, ~unday, Oct, ~IGAL NOtiC.- ' veDa ~ ,~Miat, Poet OUi<!ll Jtj41t 'If flit Pl'1J)ate Collfl 8, 10:00 A. II.' <19 t ;!>O p, II. ROLl..\: HAE PMISOI'fS,' resld- addrell. ~ ~lddl~, Ohio, lllit , d lelal Cowtty, Ohio D,11t. 8lo Hotel Marlin, Pomei'OY JO.l-31e Ina at ll.F.D. 1, au'bouraVille, w. been d\ib'1 a~~Polillecl AdllllDII:lrtr 1 I •, 1 ··~~~· i ijii,.<l~,~~..._ eu'"'rrJII' 1 • 11 ·II '*". JUt-tK c:o. - I hnme ror I verr pretty W•nted ~; . .•rtnc. . 18b I Auto $ervices AVTO SALES R. ~ RAWLll!GS SONS CO , -=~~~~ 111~ ---- --- ---- 1 b r Wrerker SerVIce. D24 SAT. OCT. S Slarllng al 10 .uf Webster, Mary Hamm. , , Ralph and Gladya Blouer, lot 124, Pomeroy, to Eugene l.ejlle and Llada l.ee Sldera. Herman and • Rebecca Mool'f, 42\0A, Rutland, to Carol F< and VIvian L. Pierce Mayme Jones Heiner, UfA,, Rutland, to Lawrence J, Heiner. Zelda Maxine and qeorge S Hobstetter, Jr, loll I and 2, Pom· eroy, <'o Roy A. an~ Marie N. Denni1•n Geoige and Dena HoffMan, 1 13A, Ch01ter lo Lewis and Ruby Mae Miller. 4-H NEWS GOfd Clt.m V~ed CUI heater. Good tires John Ful tz, 391 Locust St, M1ddleport, to 1 atp 6156-J. T"C" khool nef1lPlol•• Coolville Fire'""""' Depl You name 11 - We have it Lonch•-••n.,.untlo Donation or Gnodo or eontrlbu· tlou gratefully ae<epted at I.tle Clover Farm 'Store Tup· pi!n Plains, 0 . See Ellr.abelh Lyon1 Sponaored by tho Rooe Barden . Club Deluxe 4-dOO'r Very .., clean, radio Windsor 1951 Fred Crow, lr., trustee, Elea· nor Crow, lot, Pomeroy, to Fritz and Mary 'Buck. Curtis and Goldie Wolle, 70A, Sulton, to J. w. and Roxie Sear- Venell•t bltndo. AU ~ and colon. Flberglau awnlnp; RaJ· ,Io aas healera; eleCtric ll,clit !Jxlures, pluUc We lo: b&lb· room11. • rreoltllmatn • Dale Wlppol lupply 215 Unl011 A'M. Pomeroy, Ohio t131-moe TERMITES IXTI""'=RMIN:...:AS For !roe Inspection ph•ne 383-11, Gilmore Supply St•Jre, Pom....,y. All work guaranteed. Fully Insured. vaughaQ's Jnduatrlal and Real JeJ.tlal Termite Centro! S.r· vice. St Marya. W. Va. 7 Z& tl -'-- DBPBNDABLB RBSVLTS , L.tI)~I)~,Sentlpe), PqJlleroy·Midclleport, .Q, Oc!. 2, 19~7p-7 ---1• :.>:ent\ Ao\1'• awlnfjlDe on tb!"ec ~, . , . • ""' ... . P o1jches, grotesljng thai h~ had 0 . , ,, '' !Conlln•a6 From Pov• Ont) 21\ 'N~If, e fijtl ifwl~~ ~~~ !,~~ l~st . QQ~ going on !pur yearo r·•lf , ,\¥0<~ roUe~ ' IPI• ~~· ' ' -------------1----\ 1 ' . 1 :v 'i If • • t "' I • • ,1, �., : ' '. ,, ,, r Fll " r .' . Land Transfen (20)Businest' Setvl~ 'WANT ADS PHONE 398 RATES I ceat1 "" _., - lllutl011. Mtnlmaln ehatlt IJOe.....t oollll It!: 'lnlri lilr lllrM ..euu.. JnaerUono. . llpeclal..:. ODe mollth lor :Ill coots per word. ruu nte ~I ceall per wo.-d wiD bt eharaed for ad,.rtldn& II 101 J!lld for lteftn 11111111111 of eaeb m011tb following JnaerUon. lmlrt Ia AcmitlltD...m.ould be reported lmmedbtely The DoliJ ftentlllel .-til aotD1 NIJ)OIIIIble for than one lneor m.,. l'tCt taiertlon. . Card of 'l'lllnb and S1leelaJ Nd1 of Events $1.00. Oblt!Urlet · ..blllhed at I ceilt Jill' word. ·-(1) Notice& Chrvsler .(·l•mmage Auction . broug~. D1le Carl, dec., cert. lor trans., Pomeroy, to Sylvia Carl ond He· zel Wilson. Audra F. and Dan Weddle, lA, U!banon, to Clayton and Beatrice Cochrsn. Rolph and Gusta Burnell, lo:, Middleport, to Neva Gosney ' Manmng D. All Maketand Mod$ METROPOLITAN Night l'hon Phone 6~27 803V·X. DODGE - PLYMOU 3 6 tf ! DEALERS I -01 Scie J:or ,: 1 -- Used ga1 ccon•,erslon burner an 1 blower !or furnace. Call 3ZO. d lD 2 61 . WE BUY 1JIUCTUUL I IIAMI tiCRAP lll.OH - MITALl OHIO VALLEY Good living room smt lor aale SIO , _ Va., 11 hereby notified that Jamea Ray Panona baa tiled hla petition Green covorlng Phone 9263. = --~== -~­ again•! her (or divorte, on the 10 2 6tfc 1 '-long haired Clllco kitten. Phone RADIO & TELEVISION SERVICE, ground of gross neglect ol d•\l:• 10 2 31c 0034-X. Phone 200. Cleland Appllanee in Case No. 12,606 In lbe Court Beagle rabbit dogs lor sale or Store. 118 W. Mam Sl., ~omeroy of Common Pleaa, Melgo Co,unty, trade. Howard B Stitt. Hlddle· I" Me~orion 22311 Ohio Slid r•uae will be for hear· port Rt. 1, Hobson Road ing Ol>Cr alter November 14, 1957. 10 z 6t!p In Levine Memory of cur dear SERVICE on Wateh Re· --otor- SlOO. QUICK H. W. & W. P. CHERRINGTON huaband and lather, Fred Wolf, a· Jointer wllh I HP M pelrlng by Foetory Trained Altorneyo tor l'lalnl;lf wbe pa,..d away two yem aao Cbarlea W. Reuter, Rt. 7 or 1 walebmak•r COLLINS JEWEL(10} 2, 9, 16, 23, 30 (11) 6, etc todoy, Oel Z, lila. He Ia gone call 485, Pomeroy 10 2 31p ERS, Pomeroy 1 3 t! but not forgotten. Sadly mloied by the fomily. Used 17" TV complete. lnatalled. lllrllei-Sinl!*'a .....,.._ Ap.,, fGT.t!O Middleport. llq • Autoaaoblit Mt!. Fred Wolf and Famlll' Uaed 21" TV'1 complete Installed. Rondo l'llrolo 11S1tl-ll' &all NOTICI OP SALI OF BONDS 10 2 lip $7Z.50. Seo Msrahall Miller, Jr., OONca-l B' ...,...., Harrloonvllle, Ohio 9 28 6tp ..,., ....,.,_ Sealed proroaalo will be reeelv· ed at the OUice of the VIllage "11114 llttttr , .. Loot" Your genlle lace and patient smile Flagalollf blockalor oidewalk or Clerk of the VIllage of Syracuae, Wllb udne10 we recall. rock garden can be aeen at Meias County, Ohio, until 12:00 GBUISEB BLOCK CO, YOI bad a k:ndly wnrd lor each 130 Laurel St. Pomeroy or o'clock noon of October 17, 11167, ' And died beloved by all. aMil" Ntrtllel ,_.., inatead of September 13 11167, aa phone 474-X. 9 30 3tp The voice Is mute. and stilled the New Weallnshouse combination1)>1 11. A. Coli wm.....Unn\ prevloutly advertised, lor the purheort waaher and dryer $300. See ehaae ·PI Waterworb Aaaeaament Thol loved uo welt and true, Clinton Gilkey, Harrisonville. "!~~~11ook~~hrl~llll.;:.~~=' Bonds otaald vtllaae In the ••ar•· Ob bitter waa the trial to part 9 30 31p 1 aate sum of $34,200, dated June Prom OUe 110 COot! II you. 13, uc1, numbered from I to 40, Yot are no' forgotten loved 0111! GIRUI COAT, Slxc 12, Boys aport Inclusive, of the denomination ol Jllor will you ever be, eoal, ••1,000 ea•h • except h•nd .., No. 1 ,. size tB, 2 wool trouaero, AJ ,lona n Ute and momory lasl •~• 16: Phone 14·X Pomeroy. of the denomination of •1.200 and We will remember thee. --:--·-:-I_O_I-:-B :,.Ic bondo numbered 4, 6, 8, 10, 12, We' mill you now, our hearta are Freah cowf or sale. AL.o rabbit! ll'I'BURANCII: AGINCI 14, 16, 18, 20 22 Mtd 24 of the deaGre dog. . . p 'Ire, Awt-Dllo,Hullll nomination ol $500 each, beorlne AI lime by we mill you __ .. _ _10_1 61 _ ACCIDIN'I' Interest at \he rate of lour (4%) more. ~lit. Caoualty '"" . . _ per eent per •nnum, payable semi· Vour Ievins amlle, your aenlle Deming Water Syatcm, ah•llow well electric driven pump, ao annually on the 15th day of June face, E1tate and the 15th 4ay of December or No ~ne cnn 1111 your vacant gal. prmure tank. Coal furnace. 20' atocl, plpole19 hi MIDDLII'OIIT OHI each year, commencing December plaee. with automallc control. Ujed tla.M PIIONI~ 06all 15, ~Q7, 1nd maturln1 on Decem· Mr. and Mn Horbort '· bfr ~ of ~~dl~ , ear, oa followo: Mlllll' ' ;•.,. - ur lnontho. Waller Franre, ·r J utland, Ohio, phone 2-4464, · -$1,700 In IQ , 1,500 !rom 1959 • UOl J Up • 9 30 61p 1 IU.l WAD to 1969. lncluslv~. and ,2,000 from 1870 to 1877• Inclusive. C-u-1-to-m-B_u I_II __K_lt-eh-o-n. Kitchen 1 H11dquarton '•• Anyone d.. lrlna to do so may, lamaonlte Luuage - Lane Cedar deolaned lor your home Free preaent a hid or bids lor said CbeoiJ - LAU Window Fans- eaUmates Foreman & Abbott. .. bends baaed upon lhelr bearing a Phone 02M·Y. 8 8 If different rate ollnterest !rom that Frl-'dalra Refrigerators. ~ f.::l llokar '""'lturo, Mlddlaport, Ohio FOR SALE - Appleo. Now !Ia· ,.,..__... hereinabove opeellled, provided • 428 If .en Orehar4, New Haven. Phone! Ill L ............. It, ..._ II that where a !mllonal Interest C61 IMt 6 Found ...... .-- onMjdarter rate II bid, such traction ohall bo TU·246811. 7-2Dtf , _......, 01111 nf one per eenl or a ' ... multiple thereof. LOST: YeIIow 1old Benrus wrlol FOR SALE one Lancaster deep watch. black leather drop. Loll wen Jot pump with pre..ure - - - Said bends are l81ued In anile!· In Mld~lepert, Sunday. Call tank and switch. Also 85 !eel ·- - - patlon of the colleellon ol apcelal (11)23-X. e30 ate plulle pipe, 1\\ X I v.; one CQIIP!..E'l'l!: II!OUran.. Protoetloa, t llae!lmenll berelo!ort levied Jor arehllcct'a drawing toble, atool Lifo, ~ut<•. Fire, Polio. Ctll Dor the purpoae of conotruet1ng water Aut..> and toolo, One tyvewrlter desk Httla, Mlildle>•rt. Obi~. mains and loylnl water pipe In 1 • t, ' " - - - - -h an• one lillnl cabinet, handmade. ( ) Real Estate otreeto of I e village lor the wal· -- (3) -- --- ------ - LegafNotice 11 - · - - - 110 Bl Insurance - - r_,_,_,;;;;;;._,;;;;;;_,_,_,..,. Rodney Downlnt z, II"'' leal r. (8 i 4o::-!:~r.j ?:.~e~~~~~lc,~~~J• :::·s~~=b::::. one "Whl~c" sewing machme, lit<at owner. Sharp tar. Blaet· lnars. Pomeroy 11-27-fJic antique. Phone Pomeroy 8111-J ----- - - - _ _ IO 6110 2_ let Chevrolet V8 "210" $1,71111 _ _ _ __ 4 dr. Sedan. Powcrgllde. Real, kJf l<ent ly sharp lnalde and out Radio 1 1 11 and heatar. Blaellnara, Porno · Tr.Un;Q,;;:He;rl';;! Middle· roy. Jl.%'1-tllc port GeUocated before muddy , ---lfound •urto you. Phone 926'. • dr '1 '9' • dr " • Ed1•r Reynold• l -· Pl•moulh an D•n• w drive Spot • Royno ld' a DaIry Sed leu iwo' tone blue · !ln11h. 1 Store, Middleport, Ohio. 10 2 6t!c •t , · - - - · - - - - - · Blattlnara' Pomeroy · o·27 ~' -~ ~ Furnlahed aparlmonl lor rent. •Ad· 11118 Chevrolet "210" $1,2911. t ' ulto only. Contact : Mra. Oma dr Sedan. Radio and Healer. Monlgmnei'Y, Racine, Ohio • J.u than 2'1,000 miles. Cleon 10 2 6t!c ll¥lde. Blaellnar•, Pomeroy. For Rent - Exlenalon Ludden, ..11-ete Scaffold Boa\-da; Drop Clotho. Cilnlon Fllher, Middleport. rl004 Pontiac B eyl. Conv. Cpo. Phon• 62611-X. 11 1 tl • < •J.:IN. Star Chief. Like new blut top. All leather oeota. 117 I Help Wonted Jl•etlnaro, p oroy. P.ZHic 011 Pomeroy Senllnel, Pomoroy, Bulcko ;low aa t811b. ~ Ohio MEIGS floe automobileo from ullafl'"l MOTHIRS ' I ~lll't. llaell~an. Pomoro1 Now that the children are back •A'i.ete "! tn oehool once aaaln do Y.Pil ~~~~~ii-inft'ri~Uj; lind spare limo on your !I! 1\ 111ft P1ck.Up band•? Have you wl•hed aomr well known fi rm would o!IOI' \0 ton Plrk·Up only yon , pMitlon 01 dllnlty with 1 guarantoed Income! A poaiUon In which choracter, personality and lnlllatlve IJ eonaldered es•enllol, Then you may be able to qualify tor 1 lull or part t1 011111 lth ' I 11 "'' P 00 w a 01 ' ona f k11own orruilatlon. Dignified pooltlon, no tnvehna Involved. For local Jotervlew 10 e Mr. ·' Oct . 3, 10 :00 Ct ar k, ThUrluly, A M lo 7·"" p M llolol ·•ar . · '"" ' · "' ' tin, Pomci'Of lll-l-3te ... ' iill!a Broker •:no..... . -::C.:.• Soles ' ''11,:rr~~0 se~:n /io • ·• •· ' · 21 - --- era! ~r;:::st~=~~~~~~~:rt~~~~~~h~rg~ IHWO of the ,state of Ohio, M acre farm lor sale. 9 room house nlec _barn 12 cow alan· ehlcns, plenty water, good fence. $60tiOOO ~MOO.OO down, 3110 a month. L<oc•led on blacktop road, Route 880 between Tuppen Plains and Reedavllle. Rei> ert Hill, Reedsville. 9 110 3lp ---For Salo-l~ room houao, located In Racine, elcolrlclty, goo, wa ler Nice size lot. Call Rleine 3217 MarUn Hotel.or Fredo Sentz at Jl.2'r-3tc W • eo..-w Thero undo\Jbtadly w1n 1>e domuda tor 1nv"'1p; llou when IIIII HOUle IIIII Senate retum to. WUillnaton·JIIl<t Janu. ary. Wbllo Wllloll loMta ottlco oe Oct 10, ·!Jo p10b1bly will, be oolnuuoned to lla!IIJ !l a p101it 11 ordered. · . ChOJter, to Charles C. and Mary Reed. RuNIU R. J'rldolr Way F. ,and Audrey M Clark, Moson I~County llooplta the 11!1011 hia move' 1.1 IXJ!Oilled to ' 4-H Club All'lt!l 751A, Olive to Bertha Basion brJnr, WOIOil tw l!lldelt cltar:ln iomt ,uartera MORE ON OFFICIR5 . Hilton and Ruth S Wolle, thai Ill atao Ia In favor o1 a third 100,1Jt10.111111 You will recall, the pill two 25/ lOOthsA, Sulton, to Junior weeks, out In lfii umod to1001. WII.to'n f..Ji·that thia we have been diseuasing eoul~ bl doJJo to brii16 tha ariiT, UY)' 104, OIJ ' Wolle. lhc dulles and responsibilities of T H and Mary E H1ggms, par· tore• d -·lo lhe BJinlmUIIUI ourcealeil •• WI :::• the 4-H club oflcers. 1 lhlnk now toted Lolutoo dtaumameot Ialka. .,. eels, Rutland, lo Albert E. and is a good time lo diaeu!l the The Dol- chief tw 4rlvll!f to e-. Mary lane Stocky not yet mentioned. aomt twv jiUUoe doUm from Ilia U. s; UDlllll Homer J. and Ess10 B. Russell one11 News Reporter:I. Auisll military iflibdlll• rate or iO bUUen, 1!111 1111 ~· 9UA, Sc1plo to Robert D and other officers in arrangement~ llonJ ~doubledl7 wUI aome loud 11lllwlll. Norma Louise Cook ' !or meetmgs. Adra Koehler, 77A, Orange, to hcNI)Iry Wllr..ot t RZORvmn:tiT-'!!JYobiOWI w111 ~ al 2-Wrlte announcements and Alma ~wartz and Edgar L. Koch reports tilt Pentqun raeenUJ WbaA a fllll-pqt uvea'o of tlub doincs" for ler tlaemeot appeared In aemco publlcoUDIII durinr Septamllor urrtnr newspapers. Margaret Chevalier, 12A, Olive, unlforll!ll! ponoMel 10 censlder emplo1J11enl wllb' Proc~ IIIli 3. Makes collection ol all newsto Charlea Pyles. Gamble. r 'I I paper items re!errinl to hia club J·•ne Aahley, lor permanent recor<b kept b) "U will aol be Ionr." Aid one Doren.. departmeol otttcla!, ,.;,.. 1 Robert D. and U.oA, l.elart, to Fred M. Unk, secretary tore our ...., ,..,.tary, NoD JlcEiroy, wiD be oe,.,.lnr alloullll• duolry llk1"J our lop nwn,• • . • truttee. 4.-Learns to write intemting ~mer E. Beerle. dec, cerl of JlcElroy, Jinilda~t of P 1: O, nplacto Chart• B. Wllaon Ill lbt Items, and to send .them lo news· top P111tap jOb In Oclober. Brl fmn'a advoriiMmenl.i IWIM 111o • trtnl. Sulton, Chester and Pome- paper on time. Jlnaeh. lll-011, accountaall and marketlni aperll.• · roy VIllage, to Christine Beegle, 5.-rs alert lor newa, both lor , · . r• '· • • , Mayme Rartenbac9 and Jamea E. public and lor the club t .urll•lliLLioABD ACI'Mft'- Proponents oi lql.ilaUoa te Simpson. Song Leader:-!. Keeps song limit advertlalnf bUiboardJ alonr the aew lnt.ntate h!fhWI)o lll'll Mayme Slmpoon llarlenbaeh, books and musiC booko ol club tem buay tl')'lnr to penuade Prutdent lllatnt;>Wor to I James E. and Esther D. Simpson, lllronpr alia« Ill their blhalf, 1 ' , pareels, Chester, Sulton and Pom· and distributes ond collects them at meetings. WhOD lba.e~iet oxeeuUvo,tobk no ~lion oa tho P"lpo~ Dl... eroy, to Christine Beegle 2 - l.eads lbe club in singing, IUrt JU!I blfore lba lltoall pljbUC 'lJirlla Committ" voted '!llbl George and Blondena Conde, controvenltj bill. lbo commlll.it njeeted It bJ T 10 f, ~~ tf lot, Pomeroy, to Frank and Mary or aets othm to lead, al meettht ~ vouor aplnalll woa:o llel"'bl!ellll· ,,,· ' ' '; " Ing, and 4-H events. Jennings. ' Bleken oi tile loll.!lalllla, ~~ hope•lj!l.t :Mr. a.-Selects leona• and other John E arid Emily Radekm, '!'fll adone controUilll advortlliiJr atonr blpwa)'l pledoal~ musical feature• coal,' Columbia, to Ohio Power tlnallced by tha Ioden! rov•romenll '1'11t7 •t. 1n thl.t cut, I& 4. Should tate charte of muoic Compeny. teut, •oaa oor •motor lillY lwltch hit Yale to ~f,ptt·'"•'IIU 1111 L. R. and Martho Chapman, appredation work ol lbe club. laout 011 tho lloor atxt Jllf. ' ' f- . 1 Game Leader:-The game leod. ' coal, Salem, to Ohio Power Co should uoume the respomlbi· • AmJ.liii'III8810JIIIIUT-Dtapfte tile natfon'aleiaeiat·~rol. Fern H Tweepey, coal, Salem, er lily for the recreation tor each periiJ, Ill "anllodtprUolon" ·ljiU wiD be puahtd at llio n'o.flllliilclll lo Ohio Power Co. meeting. The game leader mal ot aad by a Rtp!lbllean. ,,,. Noah and Mettle Ogdin, corr. chooae othero of the club to ,.. The lefl.il&UOD wiD eall tor fedonl aid to 1reu 'tn 'May Poil .... de~d, Salem, lo James Ogdln slat In leadinc aamea, etc. Tho eeonoml~ dlalrul wttll the obJeCtive of Jll'fVOIIiln&' ., • , Carl H. and Clara Shenefield, games are. uaed by lbe club ''pocktl,o" tof iltpmalon 11'9m OVroadin&' to otllor wlp!lllillt . coal, Salem, Columbia, to Ohio should lbal .,.... or pttlnr aut of han«. ~ , be appropriate for the Power Co. Stnator J'redorlck o. Payne (R), Maine, wiD ill• , '' ages of the club members and Ellla W Hysell, E. 10 lot 543, lhe aeuon ot the year In which troduct tho lql.ilation In lba Stnatt ~a plllio 10 puah held· to, 1ti Salisbury, to' Frank E. and VIvian they are played. paaaap. Ht conl.illilllbat lha national economy COl! be ll'lll,V .,. K Ttlus. ' perouo OJIIJ It !Ill .,.... ahan In lbo pi'Oaportty. • Helpful Hint, tor Ollleers and Doris Plckena, part. ot lots 14 Memben 111ldor hi• m~UUra, tbo fedonl fllvlnunoat woul4 ~- loUII ' ...-The officers and mem ond t5, Letart, to Bertha Picken• bers should ICI " a team lor lAd rrants tor ICOIIOIIIJO dovelopmODt In 11011 Wliol1 ~ Ulllllllo Wolfe. ploymenl exloll. • Ch ea,te r A. an d Rul h Donohew. the 'good of all the club. Tbe fol· Ollt ot tha mu which ""uld benefit lo the Blddefold·~oi'll lol"'ng are some of the thmgl IOliUOD of Payno'a own olata ct Mallie, wharo ec11110nite loll 20 and Zl, l.etart, to Ru 18eu that olllcera and members should bavo ~~ fll>m Iota of lnduotry• . The bnt, howlvtr, t - aa t nd Velma Quillen. do: up~Ullcb~ olllloUJh I~ ~rinclplea ort ondoraod b7 tho "lslbllower Sara G. and Glenn w. Smith, The big job of the olllcera of admlnlltl'lticlll' - · ... · ' ' ""' ' .''I • 52/ lOothA, Pomeroy, 10 wendell a. Iclub is lo guldf' the meetings ' . and Dorothy L. Price . in such a way that the- members Sarah E. Fo88, adm, William Mt. and Mro. Fre~an Williams Foss, dee., parcels, Pomeroy, to will have a good time and learn spent Sun'day In Dayton. aomething worthwhile. Club J. B. and F. H. O'Brien. l\lr. and Mra Norman .Fre,derlck1 ly Hallie Frodorlck meetln,. are held lo help the Floren"l K. Smith, parcels. mem~rs Mro. Cnh Frederick "nd Henry son, Jerry and Jae~. Mr, ~~ Ml'l· Chesler,;: Carl and Mary Kautz. ·2 'Memberf •'!"uld lie urged to Sponeer were called to Toledo Cult Fl'edi;!'lek .vW!$11- llr. and m D. d An... •••· ' . , .,. •.,. w-•1eh' 77 ·-"· by the audden d<alh or ,!heir Mrs. c. A Stewart, ln Nelso~· Salem, to Elza Frank an4 Laura atiend regularly and to take sister, · Mra. Cora ,Singer. Othera ville Saturday. part. Roblnoon. Mr. and D9recl Blgga and who allelfded the funeral wero 3 They can brlna b!UlneiS be· David E. Still, lots 7 and 6, lore the aroup. • Mrs. Henry Spelieer, Mr. and children of Big Ru11, a11<1 lira. Pomeroy, lo Jameo E Quall.s. •· Each member hl5 lhe prlvl· Mrs. Wol! Speneer, Mrs. IAtoU Ollie 81gga of Pomeroy oper.t Homer E. and Edna H. Cooper, lea• to make and to second mo. Bin(, Mr. and Mra. llayfon Sp'e,. Sunday afternoon w1Ud4r~ and u. 10te 1o1 21 eer, Elson Speneet aod pvd Mil Milo ·Biggs. other · callen " toreol and '¥1, '1Syra• tiona. euse Ro•le 'Gllllople. were Mre. Norman Frederick. Holter. '. , 5. Eaeh one can vote for or Dean W Palmer, adm ., Arthur llr and Mra. Clifford 'Cox of ' Mre. Elizabeth Rider and moUonL ·' A Gl d I01 I 24" 276 J . against 8. Eacb menlber may ralle !rlenda Della Thomas and tltr Fai~IHirn optlnt Saturday · with · nn, ec., •• ' pa.~ •l 277 an~, 278, Pomeroy, to points of order l'elatlve to Ike Rufus, Mr and Mn. Dole Glad- their daughle\. Mrs. Freelllan Jl'rantlln 1'1· and Wanda M. proper eonduet ot 'a meellng. man, Larry and Carlos Gladmaa Wllllame and family. JU ~ilnday callm at lhe ' Curt all of Sprlncfield spent the wee< 7. Every momber has the riaht ~r.hjrlea c. and · Fr,derick home were Mr. ana end' wllb !Jr. and · lira . Milo Mary Reed. par- to be a candidate lor ortlee, and Mrt .. P..aul Kelly, 1 M•. ond Mra. eela, Cheater, to Manning D Web· may nominate other eandldat.,, Bl81•· aa~mond Frank, Mr. and Mro. B. Memberl' cooperation w1th ater.' , helps make good meet· Sunday 1111esls' of Mr. and l)r.. Herb "osen~ranz. ' Cl!h Darol, Iota, Middleport. to otrlcers g,, l-owell Blpg 'were Mr. and Mrs. lira L.ucy Hill'ea moved to Vlllaae of Middleport. 10 Lellle Braley, dee , aflld of 9 Members may Invite parenh John, Ar1abrile, two eblldrelt of Middleport to spend the winter to attend Belpre," Kn. Moltha McEiroJ . with her children, Clifford !fay" lrans, Salem. to Ca!h Braley 10. Eaeh member may take ,.. 1001 Gene and Verall. Mr. and adil Mrs. FJ'aqk Cheesebrew. Cledythe Howell and llaud lllyri>n McKenzie, C6Iunibw, gular parh In prorram asalcned Mro. Henry Spencer, oon Vance, Sehwertzcr. lit. and llln. Wald Speneer. ;pent aeveral daya with Mr. and Cuh ana Lavlno Braley, lots, them . ' !Irs E. c. ~~&Yes and Mr. and Salem to Cledythe Howell and ----~~----~- -- ~ Mra. John Hayca. , Maud Sehwertzer. Mr. and Jlro John HayOJ, Mrs. . Archie and Eva McKinney, lot, Eaole Warner and Myron McKenDexter, to Lallie Juotlee. zie vlalled Mra. Ada Tall at TupFlavia ond Carl Higley, llA tiS pers l'lolna ~onday. ' rnda, Salem, lo Edwin Davis. Arehl e •• ' d Eva McKl nney, par· 1 Sal 1o R0be 1 d D ec ~M Kiem, r an on· na • nncy. Ob ar1eo L • an d vandora G Knlghtlnq, 21.5A, Lelort, to VI· tiM and Kenneth Beckner. Dana and Nora J. Hamilton !.DJI, Mld~Ieporl, to David W. and eiara Daret • )lahlon G. ond Mary E. El)lln, ai/,)OOthA, Saliabuury, to Steven ll Eblin . G)ennln H. and Dolores K. Hoff· moo. 8.11A, Cheater, to Lewlo and Ruby Mac Miller. ilora Thomu. dee . al!ld o! trona., Salem, to D. w. Thomu. Ruth C. Tucker, 10A, Cho!ler, to VlrgU 'and Myrtle Wilker. Raymond G. and Gladys F Hort, 217.24A, Columbia, to Rllph V. and Nanoy E. Chopman. Vaughan A and Maey M. Me Knl1ht, lA. .Sulton lo V~rgll and m umbue accountmg ~ole be ween firs! ond aecond on F.ord's l1rst pitch and w•:. oul Howard to Ford, who covet'ed first l.ogo n went to lhlrd and lint hews to !Ccond Stengel ron to Ford on Pofko, The rou:t ~e;t a~: ~ oM 2 and then Palko wont down swmglnf No rul.s. no hits, no errors, wo left Yonkeeo Sixth ·here,';~: ~h.'~elh~o~;udnt ':0,'~~ 0 gradusl1on :j8 firm , upon to t•e fo•mer ,, '' ~ . Ed i• man·ted ,G~1j01._3.nn Straus•. of Pomeroy ij)a ill!ii' have only' "•bbte '1.e IS "'• '' emp Ioyed tl Vanadium corporatlon of Am!rlea ' ' fne, .P"Ii~enl ol the Senior .. elu , s,,, '·•·'• a_ chv~ I"• at~ehcs and >11 ,p .,er ,<,.,ool fupclions. e' " plan· •hng a hltclJ In l~e ijavy, lik• his ol~er ~rol~er, Jpck, J>~fore he enrolled In (j\J Montie flied 10 Aaron in <trOI&h\/·a)'"Y center on Spahn'• tfirst pi en Howard lln•d a ':J'gle o centor !10ld. Berro walke ou five pitcMs, and Fred llano> t th , , wen lo e mound to ~oqrer with h~ pitcher. Carey looped Spahn'• sec~nd pitch Info center field tor a smgle, Ho-vard scoring to put lh v k h e ·' an ees a ead, 2-0 Berra raced to third Haney agam wen! to the mound and called In flghr bander Ernie Johnson. Spahn re· CCIVed an ovation from the crowd ' I taka to SehoeiJ.dl,el':'t. Bauer otruek Mr. and iln. Goldan Bahr of P) llfcQQ~J;I~ etrupk ot. Nu I Atho,n, a~ril •und'ar here 'lth (Ill· no Mh, ~· errore, none hi, mother, eatrle Bahr. ell Mr and tfro Everett Wal.ion M h "''-"'' Elahth I and children''~ movlna from the al •wa bunted and WIB out Young property to the Charleo Carey to Collins Aaron popped Belzlna property. to McDougald Adcock bounced , . , . 0~1 to McDouaald NO run <, no 1Ve~en4 ,..... •I If•· and .. h1\s, no erroro, none left Mrs. W. Bragg were ~- apd, .. Mrs Jamea Parr Jr an,d ~~¥~1her •, l' alko cov mgton, •truck out Crandall !l!ed Piekeno and dauabteri. of Reed• to Manlle. No rull.l. no hils, no Ville, Mr. and "''' f.lyde Adam• errors, none lc!l an•l Jlobcrl Whll!'ll , 9( Parkers· bur1 and Mr ••d M.r,. Jloborl Flc\cy, local , ----.!::,. _ _ . I I p~~~~ ~in~~llins ~l~:l~"nt:~f,Y, c::~la~a~:~ TUPPERS PLAIN By Evelyn l&rickitl Mr and Mrs. !,loyd Dean ••d sona o1 Car dl nglon, o.: lA crc M C guhests ol r. and Mrs WilliaiJI apman and famtly Friday ew· ning. Mr and Mrs .I I • Way CI1rk and c~tldren J~pa hnve mov· ed to !heofHncar ev Green properly here. -·- -· - - ' . - --·-- - RfOE 500 Mf''ES FOR A $I'J. 1o V , J · .. • ;u; he lert the . mound . Coleman Wor}d Series bunted on lhe squeeze play and Wils out at {irst, Johnson io Adcock, as Berra ~cored to put (C.ontJ~~fd Frotn f ovo Onol er be\weep MaJ~ew~ and Logan the Yankees 10 front, 3·0 K~bek into left lleld foj a smgi• It wos struck out Twa ril.n9, two bits ~i 1 sp~Rn~ ll.rPighl bit. K,ubek no errors, one lert . ununccd to Spahn on the flra1 so..nth . ~ljp/1, Cq(em~n J *l~g secon)J on . Joe C.~lll~s repl~c~~ Uoward a: , e RPI. i''!r~ bQu~clid out Lo. an, Coiemun going to thlld on fn'SI base for l~e Yankees Covlhec play. Bau~r· lined Spphn's ington lln•d a double off t~e lefl ·' first pijch ' to lh~ (0'1 loot slgR field wall, lor the Braves' first ii~ the" rlihl ee'l).er field bl~ach­ otra b~se hit Crandall bounced er >y~ll for l ,double, Colt rn•n to MrDouaald, C9vlngton holdin1 seor~gg to pqt t~e Yankees sec~~d op the play. Nippy Jone~ )IR'La~, 1·9· II•Dou,i ld rollea out a flghl·handed hiller, bolted !Dr ,o !)t an One run, two hits, no Jqhn'son aQd bounced to Fora Covington going to third on th~ erro"'. 'nne !ell . ~·~r r; r . , play Scboendienst llngled Brave~ Sixth' through trye middle of the dla· I,ogan wplked when Ford's 3-2 mona on a 3·Z pitch, Covlnmon Rltph \II'D~ far outside. MaflleNs, scoring with tbc Braves' ftrst ilso raa~ the count to 3 ~d 21 run Logan struck out, One run1 and walked when Ford came 1n two btts, no errorll, one left ' with a lqw outside fourth · ball Y•nko11 Stvonth "Coleman and Derra ~eld a con: Don McMahon, s flghl·handcr ference with Ford on the mound replaced Johnson on the mound as AarOIJ wpnt to bat Aaro11 for the Braves. Ford bOunced out , t' i .,•., ! lllllelilt- .... eo..,.. liar-.. . , OAK HIL( "'rs· I Play _It Safe·· Prepare ,Car Now For Freezing Weather ,,,,w. .:.Itt II f. • 4 I. as. '(19) Busa'nts•_,__ ..,,n1tl'as Oppo 123) legol Notica· · • • I '~ :f.· , .. ' .. ' • ;\ j ihl.' D;u,•• uo . ~ .J"' t~~~~rr . _ .·9enlrfl,_ waMillllow wilier AIRIIIOTON-ReUrinl Del- 8tcrttary I'OI>ent' ol'l!'r oluhlnr lliOU\N 100,@ flrhtlnr toiVII II expooted to touch ott a roar lfdl!oul quuten. f'IJ. : rUIIUiler!;l :,:Joe'a the la•t one " sighed M f.,~, K~pn9<1y. "L tile 7 • 1 ~onlh·old .;a. I bie Kennedy! daughter or our ..~ oll,d son Ed and his wife wo , b, ready lor ! IODII t me .. Th P, 1 factor mvoiJed ; ·boy, a~~ n~:~:d ~rr~g bt~s~led Jack no.l 2!i I .,e g rum. · U9lver;lty in ;c~o~:.~~r ~~ 0 return 10 empjoyment with K r 'Kirc~ner, Marlin and Klipger~11C~l: ' ' Prtlit May lalnt Ctlli!rtll , Cui I~ Sonlce Pin111nel "' ' ' liJ~Jr CA~i -' pareel, norllcularly Sections 133 01 to )33, 48, Inclusive, of the Revised Cocie, on~ under and pur>uanl to on ordinance No. JZ&, adopted by lbe eouacll ~I said village on July 2, 1937 B~th prlnelpal and Interest are n•••~le from limited taxes at lilt Office of the ••Jtlqe Treaourer, ., Syracu.., Ohio. All o~da mull be a<eompanled by a bo d or eerU!Iad check, pay· able to tho villaao, equal 10 al For Sal~ room11-bath, '"' le111 one • (I~) per cent of ~ city w•i•r· Chari.. M. llaley, bonds ~ld for, upon condition t Rutland. Phone 24823. D-27·3tp 11 t~e bt~ Ia aecepled the llae I·- - - ol!lc<r wUI deliver to tho succe U i!J~ lul bidder, within three weeks ~-i the award, a eO!IIPiete, cerllllll!l · "' tranacripl nl the proceedln&1> POMIROY - 5 room1, city water, show ina the bonds to hovo bed\ olee~rlelty •nd gu, commode. legalb' l..U.d, and the bidder wlli N••• lot, out of hlch water, and recel•• an4 pay tor ouch bon~• o!i near aehools. Cllh price $1500. moy be lllllt'd as above oet forth, RURAL HO!ill - 7 room h~uao la wtlhl~ 30 d•n of. the oward, llld lair condition, wollond good eel· bond to ho forfelled or uld ch.._ lar. AbOut I& ocroa IOOd tillable to be relfined by the vlllaJe If ooll One mile from vlllaee. To· uld eondltlono Ia not fulfilled; or tal price $!200. ThiJ houae does 11ld cheek to be returned promplb' need work.lbul will make you a al the requ..t of tbe aucem(lll aood homo. Owner wll~ 'flnan«! bidder U th• lranaerlpt Is not de· wllh $200 down. livered wlthm lbe lime specified PAlM - 300 acre1 midway be- herein. The villale reaerveo the twoen Athono ond Pomeroy on rllblto reject any and all bids. \ lrlx of lhe &tate of Henry !ape U. S. 33. 100 aereaiD trll\ltor tul· Tho pr'\DCII)III ~mount of tile Barrott Jr. lile of llllddleport, tlvatlon, 170 aerell)lllture, some llaue will be · reduced by the Mella l:ounty Ohio, deeeoaed. llmbitr, tbenoandl of lo<:UII posts amount of Clllh poymenll of u- Date lhlo 21a1 day of September 7-roolh hou" with balll, gu '"d sesomonll ~de prior to the date 1.... electric!~. Lar•e ~- ..menl barD, of ule, In wbt·• event aube'·n~ ••• John C. Bacon '' • "'" "' ~ Judie or the l!robole C<lur( extrA born and plenty other b' equal annual maturltlea II · ' . 11~1111 County, Ohio bulldlnp. Excellent lor •llher be retaloed. \he bonda are oUe~ (8) (10), ~- 9, 'lie dairy or beef etttle, Sacrlllclna oubjeel to IIIIJ •tndlllOI). ' • d 01 at SJ4,000. No eondltlonal ' I o w bt reIROILIR PLANT - Poultry build· celved. ~ epp'rovln• opinion of • · ' 0' APIIOINTMINT lnga wltb 7SJO broiler eapaclty, Ptck, S iller • Wllllaml, bo~d IIO~fCI , ,,mplote with automatic Ieeder attorncfi. o!·ClnciMati, Oblo, wtn Aiitolnlatratri• Wllh lhe Will • and waterers. Plenti of wat~ be !umllllid 10 ~e Juc:ce•lul bid- '' , ' ". AnM""' pond, <lrUied well, elatem. a iltr at bl1 expeme. lllato of ....,..,. w. O'lrit• ''"' II water ayatems. $-room boUH llidl lhoqld bo aealed and lfto ' Qitoi!M~ with water and c)ecll!lclty. DO doned> 1'811{ FOil WATEftWOW Notice Is btreby ilflln that Dora Teacher~ E•·Teacher& Deslro111 oeroa with 80 · - In CllilU•IIJol ASSE88111NTI BO'Ntis." ' ' Bla$weU 0 Brien ltlhoae Poa( Of· of renderlnt valua~le educt· Louted near State fiiihWtY an~ ' lliclard D'uekworlb flee Addrtas It R. b. I, Sbade, Uotlnal H!'l:a~.iloldlltco.oJ>I~!· prlted fill' qulc~ Mle ••1 onlr V~e Clerk OIII..-1MI ~'\ dli!Tappolale!i u , na on work .,... , D y, ,.. $5800. . ll)'t*UH, Ohio Muilil~ wl1\i t•e WIU aD· nllled poalllon. No· travel. CUCKLIII ll.~Lf(. (8) Z&, (10) I, t, ·ate 'tieaed ill the EitaW of Edward W. Gnarantaed In~~~~· retirement• lOX :nt . · • ·Jit40NII"'Y · O'BrltDlall of I(.._ <:otlnb', OMo prorram based OD prollt sh~ (8) 28, 8111 ' , . ',. , N_Q11Cf:O~ APPOII!TMINT ~ ', ' . • ~· .' Ina, group ,~~···~· olber - · -' , , ....____; ltlo" ot,~'· lllll llan;ott. Jr. l<' i1iied rrlb day of stptem· bene!lta. Full ~t pvt tlmo ~. J~· : · openln,.. For IOHI' interview ' · NDU«!' lc hml~ liven· t~t J.o. · , ' . ~1111 C. Baeon · He: Jlr. Clark, ~unday, Oct, ~IGAL NOtiC.- ' veDa ~ ,~Miat, Poet OUi<!ll Jtj41t 'If flit Pl'1J)ate Collfl 8, 10:00 A. II.' <19 t ;!>O p, II. ROLl..\: HAE PMISOI'fS,' resld- addrell. ~ ~lddl~, Ohio, lllit , d lelal Cowtty, Ohio D,11t. 8lo Hotel Marlin, Pomei'OY JO.l-31e Ina at ll.F.D. 1, au'bouraVille, w. been d\ib'1 a~~Polillecl AdllllDII:lrtr 1 I •, 1 ··~~~· i ijii,.<l~,~~..._ eu'"'rrJII' 1 • 11 ·II '*". JUt-tK c:o. - I hnme ror I verr pretty W•nted ~; . .•rtnc. . 18b I Auto $ervices AVTO SALES R. ~ RAWLll!GS SONS CO , -=~~~~ 111~ ---- --- ---- 1 b r Wrerker SerVIce. D24 SAT. OCT. S Slarllng al 10 .uf Webster, Mary Hamm. , , Ralph and Gladya Blouer, lot 124, Pomeroy, to Eugene l.ejlle and Llada l.ee Sldera. Herman and • Rebecca Mool'f, 42\0A, Rutland, to Carol F< and VIvian L. Pierce Mayme Jones Heiner, UfA,, Rutland, to Lawrence J, Heiner. Zelda Maxine and qeorge S Hobstetter, Jr, loll I and 2, Pom· eroy, <'o Roy A. an~ Marie N. Denni1•n Geoige and Dena HoffMan, 1 13A, Ch01ter lo Lewis and Ruby Mae Miller. 4-H NEWS GOfd Clt.m V~ed CUI heater. Good tires John Ful tz, 391 Locust St, M1ddleport, to 1 atp 6156-J. T"C" khool nef1lPlol•• Coolville Fire'""""' Depl You name 11 - We have it Lonch•-••n.,.untlo Donation or Gnodo or eontrlbu· tlou gratefully ae<epted at I.tle Clover Farm 'Store Tup· pi!n Plains, 0 . See Ellr.abelh Lyon1 Sponaored by tho Rooe Barden . Club Deluxe 4-dOO'r Very .., clean, radio Windsor 1951 Fred Crow, lr., trustee, Elea· nor Crow, lot, Pomeroy, to Fritz and Mary 'Buck. Curtis and Goldie Wolle, 70A, Sulton, to J. w. and Roxie Sear- Venell•t bltndo. AU ~ and colon. Flberglau awnlnp; RaJ· ,Io aas healera; eleCtric ll,clit !Jxlures, pluUc We lo: b&lb· room11. • rreoltllmatn • Dale Wlppol lupply 215 Unl011 A'M. Pomeroy, Ohio t131-moe TERMITES IXTI""'=RMIN:...:AS For !roe Inspection ph•ne 383-11, Gilmore Supply St•Jre, Pom....,y. All work guaranteed. Fully Insured. vaughaQ's Jnduatrlal and Real JeJ.tlal Termite Centro! S.r· vice. St Marya. W. Va. 7 Z& tl -'-- DBPBNDABLB RBSVLTS , L.tI)~I)~,Sentlpe), PqJlleroy·Midclleport, .Q, Oc!. 2, 19~7p-7 ---1• :.>:ent\ Ao\1'• awlnfjlDe on tb!"ec ~, . , . • ""' ... . P o1jches, grotesljng thai h~ had 0 . , ,, '' !Conlln•a6 From Pov• Ont) 21\ 'N~If, e fijtl ifwl~~ ~~~ !,~~ l~st . QQ~ going on !pur yearo r·•lf , ,\¥0<~ roUe~ ' IPI• ~~· ' ' -------------1----\ 1 ' . 1 :v 'i If • • t "' I • • ,1, �Evang~line.OES · Chapter Meeting Held On Monday Mrs. Wilham Reynold!, pres!· dent of !be Pul Matj:ons Club of Ewngeline Chapter, OES, entertamed the group Monday evening at her home on Palmer St. An 3 ROOMS OF ALL NEW Fur~iturt Lochary, Tuesday. Mr. and Mrj Harley Holcomb a~d son, Ralph of London. were Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs Charles Burt and family, Rutiaod Road Mr and Mrs Henry Reibel are spcndmg a week m Findlay w1tlt Mr. and Mrs Charles Hoffner Sr Mr and Mrs Dale Smith and Mrs Ronald Smith accompamed by Mr and Mrs Tt.omas McCILtng and family of Jackson visited Sunday In WIImmgton. Mr. M~ Clung who t!i P.mployed by the General Ttlephone Company ()( Ohio has been transferred from Jackson to Wilmington Mrs nonald Smith returned home today alter a vlnt with (mmds m Athena INCLUDES llotfrlgeralor an4 Gas Raage Pay Only $59.50 down aad $29.00 per montll BAKER Mr.'l. Eva Ze•sler, Younptown. is the guest of Mus Callie K1Ge3. Attending the tall meetmg of th.e n1ver Dlstrlct Presbyterld held Tuesday at the Syracuse Preabyterran church, from Pomeroy wtre Mrs. R W. Flnster~ald, Mn. Lena Huber, ,~iss CalUe Kloel an>! guest, Mrs. Eva Zeisler of Youngstown, Mrs. Phll WiiUmmson, Mrs. waldo J Bartels, Mrs. I. B. w-ed Mrs. G H Ewing, Mrs. Raym11?d FURNITURE qo Tbe Brightest Corner In Middleport Hood Mra c. E w oown·~· Mrs. 'virgil Campbell, Mrs. LouiS Reibel. Mrs Thoml8 Young and MJsses Maud and Freda Grlleser. Lucetta Pr~ee ef Portland vial~ ed Edna Doom, Friday night and saturday Invitation has been received 1Irom tbe Past M~ttrons of the Pomert)' Chupter to •!tend a IIJnner 'on October 29 and plans have been made to aeeept thls lnvlt,tlon Tht! October hostesses IU'e Mr.s. Paul Wmn and Mrs. Griff RuSBell, Bradbury Games were played during the sotJal hour and pr1zes won by Mrs W W. Hayes, Mra. Wlnn, e.nd Mrs Harry Houdashelt. Mr1 Reynolds served a salad course to tho.se named above and Mrs C. P Gallagher, Mrs. J 0. Leonard, Mra Evelyn LeWIS, Mrs. A. R. Pullen, Mrs Marioll Allensworth. Mrs. Robert HarriJ, Mrs. Cbarles Dennett, Mrs James Clatworthy, Mn Earl Knight, Mrll. Marlon French. Rog er P. GI'l more Is Honored On Fifth Birthday ' Mr. ~tnd Mr'l Elza Gilmore Jr. entertalned with a party Soturday morning at lhelr home, Lincoln HeighU, honoring their son, Roger Paul, on bla tilth birthday. Gameo were played and prlzeal the winners 8wardPd Lunch wu served at noon by Mrs G1lmore assJsted by Mrs. George Co•de to Jon and Kelly Speneer, Gary P'lnley, Patrlek and Michael Mullen, Roger Paul, Joey and R!elcy Gilmore. The honored gt~eat reeeived t number ol glfta Stevie Blowers, wllo waa unable to attend due tD 111ne11 oe~t a gilt. ' We. Seled Only fhe Very Belt In Vsed Cars CLEARANCE SALE or on "Flowering Bulbs" and !Irs. Floyd fhoma11' topic wall "Thr1ely Hlntll" The yearboolu were ditlrlbuled by lhe program commit· tee: Mrs. C 0. Chapman. Mr&. Reibel and Mn. Ray Biddle. Durlne the hslness meeting, Mn George Davia, wile of the pastor of lhe Rutland Methodist Chureh, was vo1ed Into the club. Plana were made for an afternoon meelinl lo br held on October 28 when C E. Blakeslee, County A8· rleultural ae<nl, will give a dem· 1954 CHEVROLET 2 Door Radio and Heater. It's nice and clean and looking lor a new master. onstraUon of "Pruning" at the 1953 FORD VB VIctoria home ol Mrs. Reibel, Leadln1 Creek Road Instailatlon ol olll· cera will alao be held al lhla meeting and Mrs Hall Ja co-h611teas. The Tra10illng Gavel, which II riven by lhe Distilet lor the larg· est atlendance at the Regional Conference, has been presented to the Rutland Garden Club who will kt!!p It lor olx month• before el• lng It to the club with whom they lied. Mrs. Rell><ll eontrlbuted tho Travelling P•lze ror the ovenlng and Mn Wr.ber received it Alter tho meetlna Mra. Guy Larkin wu auctioneer a' a bulb aale. Radio and Heater F.O.M If you're looking lor a Hard· top we have It here now. 1953 FORD VB 2 Door Heater, good tires ~nd real clean. ll runs so quiet you can hardly hear the motor. 1951 CHEVROLET 4 Door Black finish with white wall tires makes the car look nice, run good, but 11 has several miles racked up on It, bul at a price you can't lose. ·. 1950 MERCURY-4Door &2 Door Mrt Folan served 1alad, rolla . We have three of these em. l am Ured looking at them. Tbey JUSt gotta go Make me an offer. 1949 FORD-PLYMOUTH- MERCURY UJ.JIDOY sotta go too Come In, look 'em over (Bring t4•i'Julil and out they go and coffee lo nineteen membero. Hair Styling I tn and the Holr Cutting • COLD \t AVE aad " CHINE PERMANENTI Metropolitan Auto Sales WARNER'S IEAUTY SHOP At The Traffic Light In Middleport Open Evenlnll Valli 8 P.M. Pomeroy W. Ia. St. Fall harvest OF Values .... $4 99 , tisADDLES fWHITE BUCKS e ' SIZES 8~·3 Voluta 1'• $6.95 !!·" $4.99 ' Sim 3~·7 eBLACK ' · ·BROWN • Values To $9.95 I o •' Voluea To $6.95· '. Mr and a.rmond' North Hampton, were recoDt <ou"e at this naval ordnaneo toot Meter and son or Younptowtl , guests · of his parents, Mr. ond CH!NA LAKE, Calif. UP - A station, It's a pretty poor pllot who spent aeve•al day1 •w!lb . If(• Mrs. J11111es Arnold, and bla ~~~ Navy earrler pilot In a FfD Skl'· can't "punt" hls bomb three mUes Mabel Van Meter. · · ter JuJy. LH•t week end the Arn· bewk skimm..t acrou the aag.. and deposit tt In 1 target the size Mr. 'nd Mr~. BUry Cleland olds attended the football game at brush ol tho Mojave Desert at 1100 or a football stadium. visited l'rlday with Mr. lnd Mrs. Centerburg where Harley DeVol, knots, puller\ up mto a half-loop The 11ldJot mach.iD.e11 is a com· H. F. Bailey, FlatwOods. , former locat resident, 11 coach. and slung a t>ractice bomb in tbc plex t~lectronlt system which Mn. John Moore, , Pp11Jortiy, They are ll•nng near Tlpp City genenl dlrn•on ol the moon. meullffil the pllot'a spoell and spent an evening with \irL f!vjl where A. A Smberry Jr is The young jet joetoy wu fly. drawa out the exad prollle ol hls Bailey. teaching The three young men at· ling through the "Idiot machine" puli·UP with an Ink Uno on graph MrJ. Hllah Columb~l· tended Mld~leport Hlgb School to learn how to send an H·bo'!'b paper. It was deviBed by tllree l;'~ls~l(~ed~M~r~•·~:~;:~; and were Ol\ the athletic teams towarl the enemy tn a BpeCUil China Lake clvWan sclenti!t • entogether way glnears. Dr. Newtown E. Ward, I . k "I ft bo bl '" head or aviation ordnance, Rod 'll' Sunday guests oI Mra W1 aam t IS nown as 0 m n · McClung lnatrumentation expert Robson, Mr. aad Mrs. Ben Erv,ln It sends the bomb through a three and Duaite .\tack range engineer: and Mn. Cleo Kerns and two mile are like a long punt from , ' daughters lnrluded Gilbert Ervin,! the IIJ.yard line. By lhe time It Two Main C-nenl1 columbus; •;heJter Ward, Chilli· explode~, the pilot It milo• way. Mack, whooe trew operate• the cothe, Mr. and Mra. Harvey Zfm. Loft bombtng and another ma· lnstrumenll from a eontrol tower merman. Wellston, and Arthur 1 neuver known aa "over·the-sboul- at tbe enci of China Like's Christian, Dundas. d.er" bomblnM are the 1mly means 'lQJarlle Range", explained that Mrs. Clan:nce Casey took her of aafely d~?Uverlng a nuclear the machiue coosl$ta of two main )ounger dau~hter, Jean, to Holzer weapon from low alUtude. In the comronenls Hotpltat, for a ehecckup today. latter ~hnlque, a pilot files over Jul'l ' !11 -;_ecuperatmg after a re· bit target, then zoomJ up, fltndna: Firat it a •'aky meen array,'' cent toDJill.. tomy. , hls bomb some !2,000 feet straight a series of plmto · electrle cellll Pfc. E. L McComas and Junior ; Into tbe atr He then hu about plaeed at 1,000 · yard lntervalll Ken~dy were visitors m Parkers· ItO seconds to put d1stanee be· along II lf.mtle appnacb path burf..lloncjay. tween himsell and tbe target. Thoac I"' lhe exaet ground speed ~11• Eloct..,nlc Sharpthootlrt ol the plane ' lin. Laura Bradbury hl3 re- · Until the Invention ·of tile "illlot The oeeohd cOmJ?Onent Is the cefv'ed I letter (rom her Jon-Jn· machine" however thete tech- prof1le tracker, I pall' of iiOWerful law, Don Allen, who 11 recuperat· nlgues ~ere hit-an~~ln maneuv- binoculars on a power- driven gJI.D .,.lJi/1 .... ' " " ' lng aatiO:actorliy after a recent Today lifter: 1 lour Clay mount with which the operator • heii!'I':Attack in Albany N. Y. Mr. · l · , ean follaw the maneuverins plane lhrvurtri·dally DiAll!~ ls a hoopllal• patient J~ AJ, llonr fnend ol Mrs. Harrls and h!J on its euel tl'i:. Thls illformation . i110 with BINIII BREEUI b111j ',but It recovering trom bit vlalted here at the Horrbi h9"'e1 ls olso trallllmitted to graph paper 8....11'. ''beluly·brulh:' illn~. Mrs. Dorothy owens, llconaOd In the to"'er. lrtalm~nl for your ruga ~. •nd .4ro. C. R. Young were coometo!oglat, hil returned to her Once a pilot baa practiced lot~ bualiieaa vlsltoro In Columbuo Mon· work at the Pratt Beal!ly Salon bombing with the guldanee and gels oUt dirt, fturr. uP fill" day. alter a year's leave ol ahoenee. ctrreetlon II'OIIIIjie tower for four kee'pa '110iort briglit. EuJ Hn. Harold Voek:aong and ·!lin. Thelma Pralt has the days he Is equipped lo do it wilh· to use, alwaya rea4yl . daurkter, Melinda, Ironton, are Salon to tile comer of North out the maeblne With the exeep. Adjuabloany ru~~~ vlsillag ber parents, Jllr. and,J(ra. ond and Coal Street. tlon of an automal!• bomb reltlilf • you IWHII• ~~· Ailea, Kllopp, Mrs. Fred Jaekaon lo conllnod leaoe, the enUre loll maneuver r. ala touch. In ttd and Mrs. Walter F H~rtla reeeiV<~d to her home with flu. llrletly a matter of pilot skill. word Frjday ol the death or W. J. Mra. Charlotte Dixon, who baa • Brown I~ Detroit and lelt that I been visiting Mill Sylvia llelluter CHESTER evening lor 'Columblll to'- )bin and Mr. and Mr~. Roscoe Fowler. ly Clarice Alltn . .. frlendt who went lo Detroit lor will leave Tloursday for her home Mrs. Lawrence Smith and !lr;. ' the funeral. llri. Br~wn Is a In Toronto, , Ruth Olfutl spent Saturday In •'· II ~:r..~ • ..' '. I 'I .. ~- .... ~ f" '. 1.. I ,, , ..... ,: SRIEZE I'" a,., arten. Elberfelds w.. -=---~-:- Wide-Awoke 4-H CJub Annual T!q To Be ()n Npv. 2 . The Wl~e Awake f·H Club will have 1helr annual Reeogl!l· lion Tea on NQvember 3 at tile home of Supt. and Mn. 1. W. McComaB and daughtir 1 Dianne. Mrs McComas Is eounelllor of tho Club and Dianne Is president. National A<hle.. monl Day Will be held Nov. 2 and lhe teo ls a pnt of the club's ob•ervance. Plans for the tea were Dildo Tuesday evcnlne when the al~b mot at tho home of Beverly P,e~ rin With lean Cosey II CO•hOI!Ciil· Dionne presided and the meellne opened with the t·H Pledge. It was announced lh•t the nek: hoatt!!JeJ would b~ Carolyn Rus· sell and Carolyn Nleholaon. The twelve mombora worked on their projeets ol l11llklng tu towels and qtllow case• and Mr~. MeComu distributed the (eeord books which were judge~ aLihe County Fair. • , M'n. Clarene'e Ca,ey \P.J IUC· tloneer lor lhe White Elephanl Sale which wu held dljrlng the soelal hour Tho h9ste11es woro assl•led by their mother~, Mn. CharlaUe Putin~ and Mhl ~ Caaey, In 11ervlng sandwiches, pota,to chiJI', plekles and cokeo lo lho cDuneUlor and memben. Ofh•t Turner ',, 30¢'' I Re1. 88e Wondrous llutll Barry 60· raure full f11hlone<l •'Ghe It ~,eiated btrihday party wu hold Tuesdav, Oetober I at tho home of Mro. Cbarlu Bennett. Women ol the, Pint Baptist Chureh whooe blrthdayo ort Ia September were eatertajnOd ·~ seved Ice ~eam, blfthd~ cake and collee by Mri. Bennet I; Whoae birthday w~o IISO laat monlll. Glltl ahd carda wore exOhlliee<l by the hoste01, Mrs. J. M. Arc~or, Mr~ Claremoall!. Hoyt, Mil, ioha . Lyons and Mfl. Charlea White. Rei. f3.18 I• Rotrular 7Pe etalnless ateol. Black 'hoat·proof bandle. Birthday Party Given To Honor Greaory Peters -N-Take" llretch nylons! co..rdlnated leg leneths, oellteama. 43 e 1 $1,43 ~egb.t~ lte8Ular cot. s-8. mm, elrl& sue vatu.. G17 sh"r~nt :lY~'l\i'.prlnta, Ia.. trim. For wd- Waste Basket Ahlminum' Coke Pan $1.17 57c Unbreakable plallll~. Bltr 26<(1, aloe. Follllne moul style. 8 gl)' de· algoL FIIDDelelle "Baby DoU1" R... 75c i.ft, coni •••••.••• 471 leg. $1.18 Rei, fUS lrl•f•' percollilOr: 'AltiJiilnum. 411,0 wat\4 1()5-120, ACIDC. , Bak•n-Take, Slldln~ took top. llll81't·ln. $1.27 ~ I Guarllllll!ecll Electrle 6-cull Reg. $3.t5 Trof Tobit Women's Sop. BOYS' OXFORDS . :MEN'S ·DRESS SHOES' Mt. Moriah Bapti~t Missionary Group Sponsors Proaram or the of on hil ~2.99 SUEDE Volua To Preselft were Mr and Mrs IIllis Kapp, Mr. and Mrt. Wtlbur Van Matre Mr and Mrs Qke~ Fowler • · Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Lewis, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Neal, Mr and Mr11. Paul Flt•gerald Muo Sally Bland, MISI V~rglnla Bland, Lucille Decker, Eva Loll Yonker, Lucdle Stewart, Ivy Sleeth, Mary DDerfer, Bertbj Wheeler, Frances Yo.ung, Evalee Knapp and Horton Eckard, prln· eipal ' Birthday'Party For Members Is Held O'n Tuesday CHILDREN'S OXFORDS WOMEN'S OXFORDS ing or the group The meet1n1 was In eharge of Paul Fltz&erald. the new president. It was explained thai profits from recent ICe cream sales will be uaed to pay for the duplleatllig. Plans were also made fol" the· installation of telephone unice at the aehoor. . Al.lo dlscuued was a projeet for the purchase of a projector and films for the school A rilm entitled "Food for Thought" wu shown to tb~ group. The film dealt with the Mrs William Folan, Rutland, the Rutland Garden Club Monday evening wltb llrs. Webb Hall, prealdent, presiding Mra. ~obert Reibel had charge or the openina: devotional servtce. Roll ctll respoDJII were "A Varf. etr of Narrl,.us" · and 1\fra. C. 0. ner. Chapmon gave the aory of the narela8UI an~ played a recording ol the composition by thai name. Members partlelpated In th~ pr.. gram. Mn Vernrm Weber read a J]ap- ALL CARS ARE REDUCED TO THE LOWEST PRICE POSSIBLE The \Voat Columbia PTA voted to p11rchase a new duplieator for the ~choot at 1 recent meet- The Ml,.lonary Soelety ol the Ml Moriah Baptist Church spot> sored a mbsionary program oa Sunday, Sept. 29, the fifth Sunday ol tho month The Rev. A R. Wrlgb~ Rutland, occupied the pu~ pit and Mn. Fred Jaekson and Mrs. Will Wln&ton had the open lne 4evotional oervlee. The progrDm waa 1 "Dollar Ral· ly" and the u1bert 1or the contrl· butlona were Mrs. C. R. Youneand Mrs Charles Jone11. Planiat for the aervlee was Mrs. Irvin Baumgard· Rutland Garden Club Meet"Jng Held On Monday •' . se Of NucJear B0.mbsCreales I·Miadleport, Be-Dally Sentln~)· l'omeror ' U ~·· Oct. 2~··~ ~~2s Arnol~. ANew Type Bombing Teehnique p::~s;"..n. VI~ Middleport West Columbia Parent Teachers Vote Purchases ~:~J;:n:f hot lunch•• to achool ·a;;::;:=;;:;:;:;:;:::;;;;:;~~~~~-;;;;;;.;;·;:;;;;;.·;;-;;;;;;;;;;;..llentertalned l ·' ·" ToBit , .. ~mP. : . , 2.2t;:3;33~ .. ' ~~~~::~:~~!~W~~e!~!~~~~~21 Guest·~peaker · Dlatriet Governor Don D. 'Alii' son -ol Cbillleothe,tlld Wednosdl)' here that aervleO lo \be eommW> lty iJJthe oD.lj: real excUJe , for LloDJ Cluho. · Allbon m•~ hls fint o!fk:lal villi! lo the Pomeroy Liona .Club at Its replar luncheon meetlna •., .. ;···:;--; In soelal rooms of th! Fed· Ctiureh. He wu IJltrOduc,by I'mident Ernest, ~~ert, 11"''~ The district 13-H IO.ver!IOI\.II'IISed the toe~ club for I!J fino worli In eye correction and a..Utan<e locally. He aaid; ) ?'"<~i of •the things •:v Is to use Its be would re-tes•ar beiDJ oli the 1e1t aide ehtr(e. � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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