https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/24ef128c85840b0f6a4adb30cfcbdff2.pdf bf3d6c1c5e7c0a3a62fc843d6fbfffdd PDF Text Text 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. �...... . "' ·- I' ' \ ' )" \ Det~en sive 8rJving W.hen ~atura••Y LQ KilledSaturday , of is only one instance of tragedy striking a ~9odispaugh family in the death of a member, as well as 7-year-old the dnver of the car involved lfl thil} trage~.Y · ~Mo~·:!'i''' ·, misi}11p add1 Eventually, public education in safe driv· ' made more whenever lng must reach a point where such accidents the subject of safe·driving Is discussed. This paint is tl)at,a.drlver must proceed along high- will be reduced to the very minimum. Amer~ cans are Mmost unique in establishing a high ways and streeli In a defensive posture. value upon the Ufe of a person, whatever his Lawrence N'pper, driver of a car thnt fa- or h~r 'aBI\ l)llght be Permit a tragedy of thi~ tally injured tlie 1,4; 11 chareed.with involun· kin~ to, happen In Russia, China, lndia, or in 1, tary manslaughter ~11\lllln violation of a trafa dp~n qr' more European and Asia\lc na" 'ie law AppareQtly, this will be spelled out Uons and the respltant, reaction would be ' later ~· ' speed hmlt at as exceeding the In-town practically nil. What Is one hie when thousthe point of the accident in Locust nnd nenr ands die each year much more unnecessarily? Sycamore Streets. AI times It apjk~rs Americans also assume Regardless of how Mr. Napper pleads, and this carefree attilude toward human life. Eswhether or not a local (rand jury will find' ~~clally in the wa·y we handle our automobiles evidence to suppor~ a~ Indictment on s?c~ a on ~rowded ~narrow hlgnways bounded on charge is of course qt no momeqt h~re, Th~t .~lij s'~ea ~ ~i11nes 1T¥!t$ 1lve .c~l,cll:en, , will depend on whatever facts can be deter· Wb~n sorrow strikeg ·, fliequeiltly ·e,n911~, , .' · mined And if indictctd, subsequent disposi- and so wl~ely ~hat its rlppje~ lap Into !)early tion of Napper's case has no relevance here. every hcyp~. Jlerhaps Amer4~11s will deter~ 1 It is entirely enougb to recojnlze now that mine to treAt the automobile and the atr~ets more alertness while drivlnl a~n· lfCiis~ ~nd •hj~h.wiya 11 uses as the da,ng~rous and , that ts, defensive driving, could, hfve averted (errl~.l~ toot.it is. Only then can we expect ev9fYOne to drive defensively, searChing and the temble event. I I It is widely kpown, and of pu~ll~; recor~. thin~~ every moment for the thing tha~ that Mr Napper suffered the mo,t 11\Sti'IJSI!Ig miBbt 1\appen,,but won't then. How could It if every driver oo drove? shock nnd grief at the death of the lad. This Studio In trouble. who m1dc TV are going schedule thl$ auch TV dlre<tors as for "The IJJdian Segal for "Com· , Arlhilr Pen~ (ol "TW~ See•Saw", Vincent Dona''Sunil!e' at Cnmpobello" ·'""''•n~· ~Ill nov Lumet lor ''The .Mino- L Hill, who goes Into 14 for Broadway's HQJn~•11rd Angel" Is an· who has made Hltl who turned ltemember" on . •. ' .,. " ,..... ·dll'<~tor ' ~re& You wU,I lit AellglaCed aot 8AftNG PIICEI!; I* .... with ~ IVANI elfen to JOt& Ia eveo- beeame n dram• up1t Ute wutety d~ent. Yoa will SING A SONG OF SAVIN~Sia three part lllrmony w1111 LOW LOW PIJ(lES I SUPElt TRIM MEATS S I H GRit~ STAMPS .' --~-+-...--~~ Modern American W«Mt-TV Square Dancing can f I(~F.T ly 10 HolRDY 69t2 .-~~~ .. 79c. lb. ''/\~. ' ,~ 1 , ~,~ ' ~ElVIfl • I 1 J ·~"'\""'~ !' ., . . \ ND· ' BOX FREE •WITH PURCHASE OF 1 < ' Mil 'em or MAIJ'CII 'em CUT C~ GREiN PUS Birds Ere • IOOLN llftto Eyo IOt~opQ. ,........ F~CftBs FORDHOQK LIMAS BRQCCOU SPEARS llnli Ere ~~~ CAUUFiOWER :r. Allsweet Margarine · • on ftl .. t, ' I ,I r. ~" lb~ I .,. -~ •, ' . I Kleenex ; • .. I 0 .) 0 I o 0 ! I ~ : ,: 0. I If , .. . •g,,utr Q.n1on I I I t 0 t I I ; .• • I ' I, r I . ... : 1 15c • ', ~ • ' •· ' I ·lot!.• r -· ' ~ l .•L $2.t8 Ikon CONaNfRAT....... ·:.. ' · t 35c. ··;::: .. · .. : ~~~box 15c - ·• · TABLE NAPKINS .. ·•·.. ···' ....,"! \·:·... : Ito~ 21c' ' .. ·. ~ .... 41c ' ~~- .. •. I With "Plek-A-Pearl bneelel offer . •I . ...,. kOTEX ... :........... ..... .....:,12,s ·~ .,.,. :.. \ ..; Clllors - 400 et. bt1ea KLEENEX .... '. ' ' l • · •, ·r·.. .. : " C ! .. • · \ ,: '\• · 2 1161• 59( I ~,..• ' . . s .':·I t"· pkgs• .~· ' 1<, pkgs, ·,: lints Ire 10 'Po ,.., \ Gil YG&tl· . . . 1 1 , 1 \1 I 1 , , ,, ,1., I, ' 1• : .f ' .: \ .,.. ••. ' r1 . ' 'i �...... . "' ·- I' ' \ ' )" \ Det~en sive 8rJving W.hen ~atura••Y LQ KilledSaturday , of is only one instance of tragedy striking a ~9odispaugh family in the death of a member, as well as 7-year-old the dnver of the car involved lfl thil} trage~.Y · ~Mo~·:!'i''' ·, misi}11p add1 Eventually, public education in safe driv· ' made more whenever lng must reach a point where such accidents the subject of safe·driving Is discussed. This paint is tl)at,a.drlver must proceed along high- will be reduced to the very minimum. Amer~ cans are Mmost unique in establishing a high ways and streeli In a defensive posture. value upon the Ufe of a person, whatever his Lawrence N'pper, driver of a car thnt fa- or h~r 'aBI\ l)llght be Permit a tragedy of thi~ tally injured tlie 1,4; 11 chareed.with involun· kin~ to, happen In Russia, China, lndia, or in 1, tary manslaughter ~11\lllln violation of a trafa dp~n qr' more European and Asia\lc na" 'ie law AppareQtly, this will be spelled out Uons and the respltant, reaction would be ' later ~· ' speed hmlt at as exceeding the In-town practically nil. What Is one hie when thousthe point of the accident in Locust nnd nenr ands die each year much more unnecessarily? Sycamore Streets. AI times It apjk~rs Americans also assume Regardless of how Mr. Napper pleads, and this carefree attilude toward human life. Eswhether or not a local (rand jury will find' ~~clally in the wa·y we handle our automobiles evidence to suppor~ a~ Indictment on s?c~ a on ~rowded ~narrow hlgnways bounded on charge is of course qt no momeqt h~re, Th~t .~lij s'~ea ~ ~i11nes 1T¥!t$ 1lve .c~l,cll:en, , will depend on whatever facts can be deter· Wb~n sorrow strikeg ·, fliequeiltly ·e,n911~, , .' · mined And if indictctd, subsequent disposi- and so wl~ely ~hat its rlppje~ lap Into !)early tion of Napper's case has no relevance here. every hcyp~. Jlerhaps Amer4~11s will deter~ 1 It is entirely enougb to recojnlze now that mine to treAt the automobile and the atr~ets more alertness while drivlnl a~n· lfCiis~ ~nd •hj~h.wiya 11 uses as the da,ng~rous and , that ts, defensive driving, could, hfve averted (errl~.l~ toot.it is. Only then can we expect ev9fYOne to drive defensively, searChing and the temble event. I I It is widely kpown, and of pu~ll~; recor~. thin~~ every moment for the thing tha~ that Mr Napper suffered the mo,t 11\Sti'IJSI!Ig miBbt 1\appen,,but won't then. How could It if every driver oo drove? shock nnd grief at the death of the lad. This Studio In trouble. who m1dc TV are going schedule thl$ auch TV dlre<tors as for "The IJJdian Segal for "Com· , Arlhilr Pen~ (ol "TW~ See•Saw", Vincent Dona''Sunil!e' at Cnmpobello" ·'""''•n~· ~Ill nov Lumet lor ''The .Mino- L Hill, who goes Into 14 for Broadway's HQJn~•11rd Angel" Is an· who has made Hltl who turned ltemember" on . •. ' .,. " ,..... ·dll'<~tor ' ~re& You wU,I lit AellglaCed aot 8AftNG PIICEI!; I* .... with ~ IVANI elfen to JOt& Ia eveo- beeame n dram• up1t Ute wutety d~ent. Yoa will SING A SONG OF SAVIN~Sia three part lllrmony w1111 LOW LOW PIJ(lES I SUPElt TRIM MEATS S I H GRit~ STAMPS .' --~-+-...--~~ Modern American W«Mt-TV Square Dancing can f I(~F.T ly 10 HolRDY 69t2 .-~~~ .. 79c. lb. ''/\~. ' ,~ 1 , ~,~ ' ~ElVIfl • I 1 J ·~"'\""'~ !' ., . . \ ND· ' BOX FREE •WITH PURCHASE OF 1 < ' Mil 'em or MAIJ'CII 'em CUT C~ GREiN PUS Birds Ere • IOOLN llftto Eyo IOt~opQ. ,........ F~CftBs FORDHOQK LIMAS BRQCCOU SPEARS llnli Ere ~~~ CAUUFiOWER :r. Allsweet Margarine · • on ftl .. t, ' I ,I r. ~" lb~ I .,. -~ •, ' . I Kleenex ; • .. I 0 .) 0 I o 0 ! I ~ : ,: 0. I If , .. . •g,,utr Q.n1on I I I t 0 t I I ; .• • I ' I, r I . ... : 1 15c • ', ~ • ' •· ' I ·lot!.• r -· ' ~ l .•L $2.t8 Ikon CONaNfRAT....... ·:.. ' · t 35c. ··;::: .. · .. : ~~~box 15c - ·• · TABLE NAPKINS .. ·•·.. ···' ....,"! \·:·... : Ito~ 21c' ' .. ·. ~ .... 41c ' ~~- .. •. I With "Plek-A-Pearl bneelel offer . •I . ...,. kOTEX ... :........... ..... .....:,12,s ·~ .,.,. :.. \ ..; Clllors - 400 et. bt1ea KLEENEX .... '. ' ' l • · •, ·r·.. .. : " C ! .. • · \ ,: '\• · 2 1161• 59( I ~,..• ' . . s .':·I t"· pkgs• .~· ' 1<, pkgs, ·,: lints Ire 10 'Po ,.., \ Gil YG&tl· . . . 1 1 , 1 \1 I 1 , , ,, ,1., I, ' 1• : .f ' .: \ .,.. ••. ' r1 . ' 'i �SPORTS ' 'To'Down' Rest This I • • DESK mean! lA) IUij' , be " Nal\onal Yorli ~veuiu · believe ~·~~~· I ,~~"'- I frl, Oct. 1·2 ~ Ca...CruzY, S~!'ll Cfl!¥1 ~~~~ "Dl~G~Tlll" 1!1111." ' -!IIi>- , 1'1!)\for.ll\t \Vb~l'- Ft!llll~ ,.,.11 An"' •rap,CIU "'IRJ~'~n·~ PAITIIIJII' ' 2.-U. ~~.· Wedneaday'o lwo hour ln~n­ olve workout on biO<kln& nd • tacklln1 failed to live Hayes Ia uoual air ol joittlaplloe', ' · Rllbt hall Ill~ Wentz ~· . , praile from , 1,~ ~uc~py~ J'II~P or . who ••n••lt l~e .oe~~~~~ e 'RIIS mlaht even ave a c6ance lo make lhe ailrjla& line~R· Hayeo vicloUI wu, bloalnl lm~eueda muw;hh Wenll' ' needed auet OQ ~~~~ pSU aqu . In Hayea' o~lnlbn, ' · ' ., .liD owN , . I ', $ 3•4 . ,8 .,..'10 SOUIID TIIIIODIIS 01 TO YOUI , Till pi the same tread de, ,, . , IIICl depth of new ' at about ball :i~: :;re~ up to S9S more 11011' pqtnOIIoo,andumoolher, ...,!Ide . , 1;701tll. an~ Your . Reeappable ~ Plus Tax raeooJW1A'• MatheWs Eyes , , I :Le AHaw'k'fl ~ , · • •• ·~ · •• •· y• i • RIZER OIL CO. ' "You'll Like Oar Senlee" ;oo 1!, Mlln st. Ph. 84 Pomeroy 'I ,., . :··MEN'S SHOE$·. $6.95 ' ' r J �SPORTS ' 'To'Down' Rest This I • • DESK mean! lA) IUij' , be " Nal\onal Yorli ~veuiu · believe ~·~~~· I ,~~"'- I frl, Oct. 1·2 ~ Ca...CruzY, S~!'ll Cfl!¥1 ~~~~ "Dl~G~Tlll" 1!1111." ' -!IIi>- , 1'1!)\for.ll\t \Vb~l'- Ft!llll~ ,.,.11 An"' •rap,CIU "'IRJ~'~n·~ PAITIIIJII' ' 2.-U. ~~.· Wedneaday'o lwo hour ln~n­ olve workout on biO<kln& nd • tacklln1 failed to live Hayes Ia uoual air ol joittlaplloe', ' · Rllbt hall Ill~ Wentz ~· . , praile from , 1,~ ~uc~py~ J'II~P or . who ••n••lt l~e .oe~~~~~ e 'RIIS mlaht even ave a c6ance lo make lhe ailrjla& line~R· Hayeo vicloUI wu, bloalnl lm~eueda muw;hh Wenll' ' needed auet OQ ~~~~ pSU aqu . In Hayea' o~lnlbn, ' · ' ., .liD owN , . I ', $ 3•4 . ,8 .,..'10 SOUIID TIIIIODIIS 01 TO YOUI , Till pi the same tread de, ,, . , IIICl depth of new ' at about ball :i~: :;re~ up to S9S more 11011' pqtnOIIoo,andumoolher, ...,!Ide . , 1;701tll. an~ Your . Reeappable ~ Plus Tax raeooJW1A'• MatheWs Eyes , , I :Le AHaw'k'fl ~ , · • •• ·~ · •• •· y• i • RIZER OIL CO. ' "You'll Like Oar Senlee" ;oo 1!, Mlln st. Ph. 84 Pomeroy 'I ,., . :··MEN'S SHOE$·. $6.95 ' ' r J �-· ) 'I • ' '·· ,, 'M ~'· ki · ' sulli ·· · ·· .,Poi.,~.~~:o ··· . avenc'k'B. ~~, .ng . VaJ~ Allen, In w . m.'.Show_::.fltfhy ap~:i~::,;r~~s 1~~~~v·~~: ' j~ _ ~ y IY VIRNON scary ; ,'~ the ~de<Open apaCOII ejpollni . HOLLYWOOD UP r T?UihU\, .eroolted dealers and otbC cbe,lll or the we.stern gunalto1er•• ~JaJ!. Can Hon41e Gun ; · ing away on TV tbia aeUqn lo, "I mak& no claim !q ~IDI tbe 11m Garner, star of "Mnerjck" a fastest gun in the 'Wu~" 1bo brand new sage brush saga. -. £!:lnnca, "but if l"m•fortliiltb un· What makes Garner any rough·J Umber my six-gun 1 can • pandle er than \l(yatt Earp or Matt DU. myself sl! right." · , week , atlenllll!• the (,..~A. Alfen tlmp me~·· . · ' '· · Mr. ~nd, !lh: .QIJI' ifampl~~ .of Hntlnlt9•A·•pegt lilt •week end with her .~ abler, ~o~r: .and ·acra H~~~ Swap., • '' Hr. "'d ' ~· . Gerald Lioua and Lyl)n o/ • Hur•tlnirlon were ,guuta of rolatlvea 1 luc,k, 1)01')1'ii! lllljr, P~ul aM 'rburlili~ Bili<oct. MITRO POL IT '. II . Rulllmage Auction OH JO V.._LLEY 8 I - - C 2 BLQOp PUDDING HM\...S~D. SC!tu rday 1:00 P."'\. ' October 5, · 195'· ' LB. ~ ~ Esper!eliee · " .,,,, · ,. 3 fb. , $1.00 FREsH OYSTE!IJ T2 ~~ ~~~:>-~~ JOWL BACON' ·.:·::··~.- ···:~~~ ·,,$c .wouii lncreP,se. . ·SIMONS MARK:El :· Rodney Downlnt v • '· ~'UMNCI AG£NCI ftrt, AullmtDile. HHIIII ACCIDINT Lifo. ea....,., and . . . . N. Y. lOUTS APPRRVED NEW YORK UP-'r~e New ~or~ :s!alf. A!hleli1. ·Comii)J'I'ion h11 approved a pair ot 10.~0nd teatu~ bouts for St NlliJj~l;n lo,rena lor tKc nexl two ~~~~~dly nishts. They are to be Ui\Jt beavywei,ht• Jimmy ' Stadt apd Jerry Lued,ee on Oc4 1 :a~d middleweights Randy Sanax, and Ace Almstroog on ·QIIf. ~·· l~ ' YAMA WINS UP-Ya\"a ·bel"'"" lnd Big Wee.k·· • Get your Topple .tumbo Stamp FREE at Kro1er. R.m ... your Top Villi¥ .JumbO ~..,on from your lOcal n,~"r' ' leal Eatatt Brbker Ill MIDDLIPOitT1 OHIO 61IUI PHONu Atlt ,. •. Full - Half Lb. well and lood eel· Itt Fot Soil llew f bedroom hom• on Chll· dren'a Homo Hill. Gerald Kelly Phone 71·M. IO.Htp CIN rubbtr tired rmn trailer. extra aborl lurnl•r radlu,, Clood condition; Phone IOU, Dou11u Circle, noor ~Jar han. · 10.3-8trp .-.oo. tal price $1200. l'bla ho1111: doe• need .work. but will make )'OU a gotd hom•. ownor will llaanee wltb $:100 diwa. PdM ;_: S00. acrol mldWI)' betWO~ Alheill and Pomeroy bn U. S. SS. 100 aerealn tractor eul· tlvotlon, 1'1,0 aerea paature, aome timbl!i,lhonoanda,of IO®ot ~0111 7-room hou.e with bath, '"' ••d eleclricli)'. baaemenl barn, ext!a barn and pl~nil' other bulldlup) · Itxce11ent for either da~ or beef oatlle, Slevitlolnl LIJ•• lt "'~· ' :,, ' IROILIII PLANT .:.. Poultry build· illp wltlo. 78oo brGller capacity, complete IV\Ib a~IOmatlo l~er and w'ale~era. Plenty of water: poad, ,drUf6~ • wtjl, eiJ!uD, 2 water qale"''i, ~100111 ~­ will! wate~· in~ ,elacttlelty. 110 aam wltb.BO ~ Iii eulllvaUon Loc'ted MU.$4- ~tiwu ud· ~~ ~~t .quick ~ht oo\f ""';\eucKtiiiii•~LTr lOX (9) :m . . : I PHoN'· ,. .'V 28, ate /:· ,, .. Kafnr' 5. 'iflde ' 2U!y '- ijpteeble 25. One 1 tumor . IO. Men\al alertnt., \ ka. :-:~ ~ ' / 'of .. . ~8. Ski~ ,,,., ,· l '45 ·, ~.~- :. LL63c. Sausage ... ........ e Bacon••••••••••••••••••••• Fish Stic~s.!;.. ~~·. 33c ..... : Lb. 29'c ' ,.... Fresb Picnics ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~ondltion, c!:u•., • 41~iinnau.,.. · • w.r11 rjpJ~ _. ora (olapgl 15. B'l!l· . 'hr~ter . Jar. About 15 aereagood tllla~e ooll. One mho !rom villa16. To- '. ZJ. jlody • 3. Hounta!U ' ·· of !3. ltelds . •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• . Tht ct.-Wr ' . ellc:ee IN left on. Get the 11!11 tllank h1H. fair St- ~N "'~·· p·~ cen~ 1!. Pertcirmera stilnk Ma . , e. Ahlm" • I . w'a~ ,'· fit . or ,7•.Q.Vu!ll · U.Bor Smoked .. , ' ••'Ifill•• outllfl~~ptl CROSSWOR~ '· ,. ' , h~llng." a•" (20 8) Insurance . ' Talu had bogged clown esrller. the union said, on a company deinand that CWA 1ign a tour page . document 1f)llch the uni011 tcrined "vicious'' and 11 1abor- --- (81 Aut.) Soles A~drewa Qy Uni~n Today · «ELAND'S liVER PtiDDiflG F'fljz " The.Jtin ••.•!itled of: line Stov. Eber Plckem;' o :o. Shene!teld, Krafl!ler, Jime! Fugate, Norrfi, lame• 'Simpson, ~ UP~'J'he ' strik· Davia. DOll Fife, Jesse log Communicotlorls' Workers of Anna! -Qtlivey and Garnet Allleri<a today ended · their Ill. I • day walkout againo\ ' the Oh1o Bell Telephone Co. 'In ~5 Ohio • ~"- 1 c~uc. ~Jb'Y~~S Ma;u. J. l{~gh~•· Ohio c..wA (Ct"'JIIUOCI F.ittll p ' O...l ·di,reetor, said aU emptom. are •t In , -~ to .,!urn to wort ll!lmediately." ~ urn urn emp1oy~OI pledi~d a ttie union • annoltnceinent ap· paJ'roll ·de4~otjon durin,« the, tin· pare'~\ly .ea,Osht 'the companY by l . drive last May. · surprise. An Ohio Bell spok01man eonrtlbut· said uu·s news to ua." The of aqocla· spokesman said eom.PaDY ofli· to charitable cials had not been in CCII!Iact with tbe five-man the union since negoti~tlon• 'All deserving broke up Wednesday niJht· with· c.~o appear before out agrljllment. ma'ke on appe~l for The CWA sa1d tt wl8 -returning , to work under agreemepts just l!illrlb.qtlq_~ .QI lunda will l1e ac- ne(.OUBted ahd pirtly under the !OI'IIIDI,(II•~:t~l!ence of partl~lpat- old contract which had ela!"ed 'rpplof~~ <>na~illtion1 out- Term,a of a new coritrac~ , have . ol .~.son -\:O¥niY wUil re- be1a agroe\1 ' on b~f Mot aic~cd celr.e. f'IOpev ~~ ·P~rtlo~ \O l)ie ' ;J'he 'rielf llems lncl~de wage Jl~b.l¥ ot ~mpl~fl$1 that' live boosts r~gln~ from.. $%:5.0 lo Ibm: · · ·· S5 O(t. Frlnae ·;benefits 1Included · ·lmprovemefit In alckritl> · cljsabi· l(ty po-ments; Job .el~llllftcalions: ~:tclaiSlfleation upwa~· ~~ wage rat,el1 in ad~ltlon to' 'the senerai ' ·w:s~' Good Cit~ Vll!d Can LEGAL NOTICE ulrls orown tweed coat. Sire 5, AU llaJI!IIIDtl Modell KIZZIE YEAUGER, wliooe IBst (I) Notices Call 438-Y. 1o.3.31p place of re•!deoce was Lake CIIY, o:;o;;i;;;;;;______.~,! .o. lo.l Tenoeaee1 and ~hose n~Jiden SmaUg;;;;;y-;nd dolicat;;,;;; "'_, name was KIZZIE SMITH . of 1 in Rutland across road from AUTO 8ALI!B Br"'evlllc,. T•nne•ee. h~raby new school Domg good busi· / ;::;;;:;;;;:;;;;:;;;;:;;;~;;;:;;:;;;~~ notified that on the 28th day of T-n Pltlm lchtol O...ftl.la neu. Priced reasonoble or will Auguot, 1957, LAWRENCE YEAU· 1 • Benefit Coolville Fire DepL trade for good omall home GER, betrw plainlUf, tiled hla pel· You nome It - We have It Abo 22 acre farm on scho•l WE BUY ilion oraiDJt her aa defendant In s·-~~J.,· .ocr,••. BAU bus and mail route lor sale "' I the Court of Common Pleaa, 1\felga '"'" "' trade. 10-3·61p IITIIUCTURAL 1 IIIAMI County, Ohio, Case No. 12,092, L....., ..,.... •• IINundl praying for divorce from the taid Donation or Gcodo or contl'lbu· , Used gas <eonve,.ion burner and . .CUP IRON- MITAU Klule Yeauger on the grnundo of tiona gratetully mepted at blower tor furnace. Call 320. 1 Wilful Absence lor more than Lyle Clover Farm Store. Tup' 10 2 6tc "' one year last past and Grma Neg· pera PI•In£i~belb L Gc-..- - - -- - - -- I JUNK CO• teet of Duty, and plalntttf ,1•• ee YODI ~ living room !mit lor 811e. , prays for other proper relief. Sponaored byc\~t Boae Barden Green covorlng. Phone 9263. I ,.,_ 111 ,_.., Said eauoe will be lor heariJII Gil ~~~~~~~~!!!!!~~ ,.- ,- --- - - - -10_ 2 6tfe1 or after the lith day or Octtber, Wanted a hnme for a very ~re!!y Beagle robbit dogs lor sal;~ RADIO &TELEVISION SERviCE, !&57., •: ' long haired Calico kitten. Phono trade. Howard B Slit!, !IIddle· Phone 200 Cleland Appliance ... LAWRENCE VEAUGEI\ .. 83«-X. 10.3-31< port Rl. I, Hobaon Road.10 2 6tf.p Store. 116 W. Main St.. Pomeroy Attorn•ya Crow & Crow for Plaintiff 2 23 11 HtHctUirllrl For .,..-- - · - -(8) 29 /9) 5, !2, 19, 28, (10) 3, 10, 7tc lomotnlte Luuore _Lane Cedar 6" Jointer with I HP Motor. $100. _,--!•:.__ __ Chests _ LAU Window Fans- Cborlea W. Reuter, Rl. 7 or llll'-.!idmpao• lliJUnllel "'""""' PORTLAND J'rilidalre Rolrilerator& oall 485, Pomeroy 10 2 3tp MldollePIIIl· Fire • AutomobD• Mr. 1nd Mrs. Howaid LarMin< " I ·"""~' l'hco>o 1111111-lr •-.. . b · to the Iaker Fumlturt, MJUit,.rt, Oh o Used 17" TV complete. Inslalled. ......,. m ved f rom Long Boltom . t 29 tl $!17.150. I ~NCRI'll BLOCU Smeets houae receatiY. Uoed 21" TV'• oomplete Installed. "lulld-ForLM" '" ' I ord Of Thanks $72.150. See Marahall MIUer, Jr.. HarrlaonvUie, Ohio. 9 28 6tp GBUISIB BLOCIC CO. W• wlah to tbonk our friends and nl-hborJ who were 10 WOil· derful durtna tbe recent Illand death of our dear wile and mother. 111. C. Knott• and Children. 1tl-3·ite 13D~y 'fel;ephoJle ' Strike Is Endfd wier Epple, ,J~h~ 'Garte!1 George Py~,, frances A,*•Wf, 1-;w:;;;;,:-u;;~;r;"St;dii;"Ta A 29 year old ali-Amerlean boy fat Warner. Garner stands 11 feet 3 In· lick auch f~dable . Cowili In The opposition, podnah! tall and welgha 200 P.,und& ! 'Well, 32 ' Westerns toq Garner's hour.Jong show, com)VIS robed In olliaboma and !lllny," he eojlfl<t~. ".\nd ·aoml':' pe~eo in the same slot with 'Jack '' '~ •, ffl Benny, Ed Sullivan , and Steve loya claim to being part ·Cbero- 6~'• got 1 to go.,, lila~ be nexl · yelr then II on)y lie se.en or ~lien-a• runcd a pa,.el of side kee Indian. "Aiinost everybody back eight left. l ·thlrt'k· 'lllaverlek' will winders Is ever rode the TV APPWNCB claim• to be part Indian,' atill be around· when· the otbera· trail. laid · bite tbc dust." . Pllocie ZoO ·~, Not lackint Oown boes he ~er "It ~ever a guy was' caught in ,a rroas-(i.rc, it's m~." Garner, • &aYI·!r;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;.,;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;~ ,,. I "There are 32 Western~ on TV Home M~. thia year, and 1 had to tangle PUBLIC SALE with those three characters. Bu. I'm not .backing down to 'em." Melg• Co. Home In true western style, underdog Harrtsenwlle lid. Garner figures he can ''shup" tbP eoemy if h~ gets an even draw. "People are going to tune iht• 'Maverick' ABC, Sunday nights to see who'a bucking thole pow· 1 Ford Tractor and ~qulpGROI:lND BEIF , ' GA~IC 80~NA .. : ......._. .. . ~ 5•. er!ul programs.'' be explained ment during lunch. "And once th'y 2 Cows 1 look In I think 1 can hold 'em. <,- : .. · : ., .. :' · 1 Electric Separator ' · •· "The first half-hour of the ahow ls opposite" Benny, on the Beds, tables, · chalrJ, ·.~as & lut hall we're up against Allen (uel oU heatet~ an~ and Sullivan. No other program articles too nul)leii/~S can make that statemert. Come to mention. " ··· think of n, who'd want to make Marlon Woodt, Aucltfnttr It?" o...... - ~Mitt c8U..tr Garner- daims his offering is ' ' PHONE 830-M ' -f~MkROY COIMIIMif....... an ''adult" llorse opera based on a cam~U~r who meanders around Jon? b ), 0~;1~ RuliMIII, Gtorge Powell, lllnrioHo .McDidt 0 i . t•.. '• •, ( ,• ' ' Uon ·Bill Gtuu01er invited all· Lion• to a\\end a .dinJI(ir. ~pber IO ,at )lyger Creek at 6:~0 p.m. The event.ls 1iolng sponsored py \he i4'1'r c.r~ek ~~~~1'\ft apd tbe.' Chl'!lbets of Cnwmem of (lallipolls1 Poll\eror a~d Mlddle!Xlrt: . ' ' ' Repreoehlatlv\10 II( lnduplrres in t~e area, lll<lildlna ridlr.oa~ and power companies will ' be 6n pan~! after Ill<' , dh1ner: Nlek news ' coliun'enlator of Kuntlnaton, will be ' ' ' ' I .. . " ., �-· ) 'I • ' '·· ,, 'M ~'· ki · ' sulli ·· · ·· .,Poi.,~.~~:o ··· . avenc'k'B. ~~, .ng . VaJ~ Allen, In w . m.'.Show_::.fltfhy ap~:i~::,;r~~s 1~~~~v·~~: ' j~ _ ~ y IY VIRNON scary ; ,'~ the ~de<Open apaCOII ejpollni . HOLLYWOOD UP r T?UihU\, .eroolted dealers and otbC cbe,lll or the we.stern gunalto1er•• ~JaJ!. Can Hon41e Gun ; · ing away on TV tbia aeUqn lo, "I mak& no claim !q ~IDI tbe 11m Garner, star of "Mnerjck" a fastest gun in the 'Wu~" 1bo brand new sage brush saga. -. £!:lnnca, "but if l"m•fortliiltb un· What makes Garner any rough·J Umber my six-gun 1 can • pandle er than \l(yatt Earp or Matt DU. myself sl! right." · , week , atlenllll!• the (,..~A. Alfen tlmp me~·· . · ' '· · Mr. ~nd, !lh: .QIJI' ifampl~~ .of Hntlnlt9•A·•pegt lilt •week end with her .~ abler, ~o~r: .and ·acra H~~~ Swap., • '' Hr. "'d ' ~· . Gerald Lioua and Lyl)n o/ • Hur•tlnirlon were ,guuta of rolatlvea 1 luc,k, 1)01')1'ii! lllljr, P~ul aM 'rburlili~ Bili<oct. MITRO POL IT '. II . Rulllmage Auction OH JO V.._LLEY 8 I - - C 2 BLQOp PUDDING HM\...S~D. SC!tu rday 1:00 P."'\. ' October 5, · 195'· ' LB. ~ ~ Esper!eliee · " .,,,, · ,. 3 fb. , $1.00 FREsH OYSTE!IJ T2 ~~ ~~~:>-~~ JOWL BACON' ·.:·::··~.- ···:~~~ ·,,$c .wouii lncreP,se. . ·SIMONS MARK:El :· Rodney Downlnt v • '· ~'UMNCI AG£NCI ftrt, AullmtDile. HHIIII ACCIDINT Lifo. ea....,., and . . . . N. Y. lOUTS APPRRVED NEW YORK UP-'r~e New ~or~ :s!alf. A!hleli1. ·Comii)J'I'ion h11 approved a pair ot 10.~0nd teatu~ bouts for St NlliJj~l;n lo,rena lor tKc nexl two ~~~~~dly nishts. They are to be Ui\Jt beavywei,ht• Jimmy ' Stadt apd Jerry Lued,ee on Oc4 1 :a~d middleweights Randy Sanax, and Ace Almstroog on ·QIIf. ~·· l~ ' YAMA WINS UP-Ya\"a ·bel"'"" lnd Big Wee.k·· • Get your Topple .tumbo Stamp FREE at Kro1er. R.m ... your Top Villi¥ .JumbO ~..,on from your lOcal n,~"r' ' leal Eatatt Brbker Ill MIDDLIPOitT1 OHIO 61IUI PHONu Atlt ,. •. Full - Half Lb. well and lood eel· Itt Fot Soil llew f bedroom hom• on Chll· dren'a Homo Hill. Gerald Kelly Phone 71·M. IO.Htp CIN rubbtr tired rmn trailer. extra aborl lurnl•r radlu,, Clood condition; Phone IOU, Dou11u Circle, noor ~Jar han. · 10.3-8trp .-.oo. tal price $1200. l'bla ho1111: doe• need .work. but will make )'OU a gotd hom•. ownor will llaanee wltb $:100 diwa. PdM ;_: S00. acrol mldWI)' betWO~ Alheill and Pomeroy bn U. S. SS. 100 aerealn tractor eul· tlvotlon, 1'1,0 aerea paature, aome timbl!i,lhonoanda,of IO®ot ~0111 7-room hou.e with bath, '"' ••d eleclricli)'. baaemenl barn, ext!a barn and pl~nil' other bulldlup) · Itxce11ent for either da~ or beef oatlle, Slevitlolnl LIJ•• lt "'~· ' :,, ' IROILIII PLANT .:.. Poultry build· illp wltlo. 78oo brGller capacity, complete IV\Ib a~IOmatlo l~er and w'ale~era. Plenty of water: poad, ,drUf6~ • wtjl, eiJ!uD, 2 water qale"''i, ~100111 ~­ will! wate~· in~ ,elacttlelty. 110 aam wltb.BO ~ Iii eulllvaUon Loc'ted MU.$4- ~tiwu ud· ~~ ~~t .quick ~ht oo\f ""';\eucKtiiiii•~LTr lOX (9) :m . . : I PHoN'· ,. .'V 28, ate /:· ,, .. Kafnr' 5. 'iflde ' 2U!y '- ijpteeble 25. One 1 tumor . IO. Men\al alertnt., \ ka. :-:~ ~ ' / 'of .. . ~8. Ski~ ,,,., ,· l '45 ·, ~.~- :. LL63c. Sausage ... ........ e Bacon••••••••••••••••••••• Fish Stic~s.!;.. ~~·. 33c ..... : Lb. 29'c ' ,.... Fresb Picnics ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~ondltion, c!:u•., • 41~iinnau.,.. · • w.r11 rjpJ~ _. ora (olapgl 15. B'l!l· . 'hr~ter . Jar. About 15 aereagood tllla~e ooll. One mho !rom villa16. To- '. ZJ. jlody • 3. Hounta!U ' ·· of !3. ltelds . •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• . Tht ct.-Wr ' . ellc:ee IN left on. Get the 11!11 tllank h1H. fair St- ~N "'~·· p·~ cen~ 1!. Pertcirmera stilnk Ma . , e. Ahlm" • I . w'a~ ,'· fit . or ,7•.Q.Vu!ll · U.Bor Smoked .. , ' ••'Ifill•• outllfl~~ptl CROSSWOR~ '· ,. ' , h~llng." a•" (20 8) Insurance . ' Talu had bogged clown esrller. the union said, on a company deinand that CWA 1ign a tour page . document 1f)llch the uni011 tcrined "vicious'' and 11 1abor- --- (81 Aut.) Soles A~drewa Qy Uni~n Today · «ELAND'S liVER PtiDDiflG F'fljz " The.Jtin ••.•!itled of: line Stov. Eber Plckem;' o :o. Shene!teld, Krafl!ler, Jime! Fugate, Norrfi, lame• 'Simpson, ~ UP~'J'he ' strik· Davia. DOll Fife, Jesse log Communicotlorls' Workers of Anna! -Qtlivey and Garnet Allleri<a today ended · their Ill. I • day walkout againo\ ' the Oh1o Bell Telephone Co. 'In ~5 Ohio • ~"- 1 c~uc. ~Jb'Y~~S Ma;u. J. l{~gh~•· Ohio c..wA (Ct"'JIIUOCI F.ittll p ' O...l ·di,reetor, said aU emptom. are •t In , -~ to .,!urn to wort ll!lmediately." ~ urn urn emp1oy~OI pledi~d a ttie union • annoltnceinent ap· paJ'roll ·de4~otjon durin,« the, tin· pare'~\ly .ea,Osht 'the companY by l . drive last May. · surprise. An Ohio Bell spok01man eonrtlbut· said uu·s news to ua." The of aqocla· spokesman said eom.PaDY ofli· to charitable cials had not been in CCII!Iact with tbe five-man the union since negoti~tlon• 'All deserving broke up Wednesday niJht· with· c.~o appear before out agrljllment. ma'ke on appe~l for The CWA sa1d tt wl8 -returning , to work under agreemepts just l!illrlb.qtlq_~ .QI lunda will l1e ac- ne(.OUBted ahd pirtly under the !OI'IIIDI,(II•~:t~l!ence of partl~lpat- old contract which had ela!"ed 'rpplof~~ <>na~illtion1 out- Term,a of a new coritrac~ , have . ol .~.son -\:O¥niY wUil re- be1a agroe\1 ' on b~f Mot aic~cd celr.e. f'IOpev ~~ ·P~rtlo~ \O l)ie ' ;J'he 'rielf llems lncl~de wage Jl~b.l¥ ot ~mpl~fl$1 that' live boosts r~gln~ from.. $%:5.0 lo Ibm: · · ·· S5 O(t. Frlnae ·;benefits 1Included · ·lmprovemefit In alckritl> · cljsabi· l(ty po-ments; Job .el~llllftcalions: ~:tclaiSlfleation upwa~· ~~ wage rat,el1 in ad~ltlon to' 'the senerai ' ·w:s~' Good Cit~ Vll!d Can LEGAL NOTICE ulrls orown tweed coat. Sire 5, AU llaJI!IIIDtl Modell KIZZIE YEAUGER, wliooe IBst (I) Notices Call 438-Y. 1o.3.31p place of re•!deoce was Lake CIIY, o:;o;;i;;;;;;______.~,! .o. lo.l Tenoeaee1 and ~hose n~Jiden SmaUg;;;;;y-;nd dolicat;;,;;; "'_, name was KIZZIE SMITH . of 1 in Rutland across road from AUTO 8ALI!B Br"'evlllc,. T•nne•ee. h~raby new school Domg good busi· / ;::;;;:;;;;:;;;;:;;;;:;;;~;;;:;;:;;;~~ notified that on the 28th day of T-n Pltlm lchtol O...ftl.la neu. Priced reasonoble or will Auguot, 1957, LAWRENCE YEAU· 1 • Benefit Coolville Fire DepL trade for good omall home GER, betrw plainlUf, tiled hla pel· You nome It - We have It Abo 22 acre farm on scho•l WE BUY ilion oraiDJt her aa defendant In s·-~~J.,· .ocr,••. BAU bus and mail route lor sale "' I the Court of Common Pleaa, 1\felga '"'" "' trade. 10-3·61p IITIIUCTURAL 1 IIIAMI County, Ohio, Case No. 12,092, L....., ..,.... •• IINundl praying for divorce from the taid Donation or Gcodo or contl'lbu· , Used gas <eonve,.ion burner and . .CUP IRON- MITAU Klule Yeauger on the grnundo of tiona gratetully mepted at blower tor furnace. Call 320. 1 Wilful Absence lor more than Lyle Clover Farm Store. Tup' 10 2 6tc "' one year last past and Grma Neg· pera PI•In£i~belb L Gc-..- - - -- - - -- I JUNK CO• teet of Duty, and plalntttf ,1•• ee YODI ~ living room !mit lor 811e. , prays for other proper relief. Sponaored byc\~t Boae Barden Green covorlng. Phone 9263. I ,.,_ 111 ,_.., Said eauoe will be lor heariJII Gil ~~~~~~~~!!!!!~~ ,.- ,- --- - - - -10_ 2 6tfe1 or after the lith day or Octtber, Wanted a hnme for a very ~re!!y Beagle robbit dogs lor sal;~ RADIO &TELEVISION SERviCE, !&57., •: ' long haired Calico kitten. Phono trade. Howard B Slit!, !IIddle· Phone 200 Cleland Appliance ... LAWRENCE VEAUGEI\ .. 83«-X. 10.3-31< port Rl. I, Hobaon Road.10 2 6tf.p Store. 116 W. Main St.. Pomeroy Attorn•ya Crow & Crow for Plaintiff 2 23 11 HtHctUirllrl For .,..-- - · - -(8) 29 /9) 5, !2, 19, 28, (10) 3, 10, 7tc lomotnlte Luuore _Lane Cedar 6" Jointer with I HP Motor. $100. _,--!•:.__ __ Chests _ LAU Window Fans- Cborlea W. Reuter, Rl. 7 or llll'-.!idmpao• lliJUnllel "'""""' PORTLAND J'rilidalre Rolrilerator& oall 485, Pomeroy 10 2 3tp MldollePIIIl· Fire • AutomobD• Mr. 1nd Mrs. Howaid LarMin< " I ·"""~' l'hco>o 1111111-lr •-.. . b · to the Iaker Fumlturt, MJUit,.rt, Oh o Used 17" TV complete. Inslalled. ......,. m ved f rom Long Boltom . t 29 tl $!17.150. I ~NCRI'll BLOCU Smeets houae receatiY. Uoed 21" TV'• oomplete Installed. "lulld-ForLM" '" ' I ord Of Thanks $72.150. See Marahall MIUer, Jr.. HarrlaonvUie, Ohio. 9 28 6tp GBUISIB BLOCIC CO. W• wlah to tbonk our friends and nl-hborJ who were 10 WOil· derful durtna tbe recent Illand death of our dear wile and mother. 111. C. Knott• and Children. 1tl-3·ite 13D~y 'fel;ephoJle ' Strike Is Endfd wier Epple, ,J~h~ 'Garte!1 George Py~,, frances A,*•Wf, 1-;w:;;;;,:-u;;~;r;"St;dii;"Ta A 29 year old ali-Amerlean boy fat Warner. Garner stands 11 feet 3 In· lick auch f~dable . Cowili In The opposition, podnah! tall and welgha 200 P.,und& ! 'Well, 32 ' Westerns toq Garner's hour.Jong show, com)VIS robed In olliaboma and !lllny," he eojlfl<t~. ".\nd ·aoml':' pe~eo in the same slot with 'Jack '' '~ •, ffl Benny, Ed Sullivan , and Steve loya claim to being part ·Cbero- 6~'• got 1 to go.,, lila~ be nexl · yelr then II on)y lie se.en or ~lien-a• runcd a pa,.el of side kee Indian. "Aiinost everybody back eight left. l ·thlrt'k· 'lllaverlek' will winders Is ever rode the TV APPWNCB claim• to be part Indian,' atill be around· when· the otbera· trail. laid · bite tbc dust." . Pllocie ZoO ·~, Not lackint Oown boes he ~er "It ~ever a guy was' caught in ,a rroas-(i.rc, it's m~." Garner, • &aYI·!r;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;.,;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;~ ,,. I "There are 32 Western~ on TV Home M~. thia year, and 1 had to tangle PUBLIC SALE with those three characters. Bu. I'm not .backing down to 'em." Melg• Co. Home In true western style, underdog Harrtsenwlle lid. Garner figures he can ''shup" tbP eoemy if h~ gets an even draw. "People are going to tune iht• 'Maverick' ABC, Sunday nights to see who'a bucking thole pow· 1 Ford Tractor and ~qulpGROI:lND BEIF , ' GA~IC 80~NA .. : ......._. .. . ~ 5•. er!ul programs.'' be explained ment during lunch. "And once th'y 2 Cows 1 look In I think 1 can hold 'em. <,- : .. · : ., .. :' · 1 Electric Separator ' · •· "The first half-hour of the ahow ls opposite" Benny, on the Beds, tables, · chalrJ, ·.~as & lut hall we're up against Allen (uel oU heatet~ an~ and Sullivan. No other program articles too nul)leii/~S can make that statemert. Come to mention. " ··· think of n, who'd want to make Marlon Woodt, Aucltfnttr It?" o...... - ~Mitt c8U..tr Garner- daims his offering is ' ' PHONE 830-M ' -f~MkROY COIMIIMif....... an ''adult" llorse opera based on a cam~U~r who meanders around Jon? b ), 0~;1~ RuliMIII, Gtorge Powell, lllnrioHo .McDidt 0 i . t•.. '• •, ( ,• ' ' Uon ·Bill Gtuu01er invited all· Lion• to a\\end a .dinJI(ir. ~pber IO ,at )lyger Creek at 6:~0 p.m. The event.ls 1iolng sponsored py \he i4'1'r c.r~ek ~~~~1'\ft apd tbe.' Chl'!lbets of Cnwmem of (lallipolls1 Poll\eror a~d Mlddle!Xlrt: . ' ' ' Repreoehlatlv\10 II( lnduplrres in t~e area, lll<lildlna ridlr.oa~ and power companies will ' be 6n pan~! after Ill<' , dh1ner: Nlek news ' coliun'enlator of Kuntlnaton, will be ' ' ' ' I .. . " ., �•/ ' t \ I-.OO!y Sen~{ ~ll!eJ;~Y·!4icldlepor~. 0 , <kt. 8, 1957 t . ' 1 omeroy p11'1010 I -p - - Don Merritt ond attended thr . Ohio State football &arne. Rev~ and Mrs. Waldo 1! IJtels Carroll Grhnm returned home ~e~::,: the Soulbeutern ,Con· Tueaday after a ten days vaca J ol the Congregotlonal Churches held Wedqes· the Moos Run Congrega· Chur<h ' and Mrs Raymond Van and son have returned to home tn Youngstown after ' v1s1t with hli mother, Van Meter and other ;;1~i1;~ ' Jeff Wilson and Miq Evespent the past we:ekend wrth Mr and Mrs tlon in Bottle 'Creek, Mleb. 1\ln. Edna Bartels visited Mooday with Mra Verne DaVJa who Is confined to her home lb Middleport with a broken leg Mr and Mn Harry Davis of Canton APent the weekend woth relatives bcre. < ' ' ; '' ' f ylooltln~ Ohl'o Eta Ph' i So~r~·~:< " h' apter · Christl'ne Ba·li,. "'~·. .'f .~ • , . ~ 11 ' c~o~:,e:~~a~r~..~o;:~. 1 ~~~:~ ~ri!"u"·c~:a~er daughter v~r,... l Ht:Jid$ ,~,ushing" Party Tues ay Celebrates Three Of Mr and Mrt Roehard Karr. Mr rnd Mrs C H WJSc Jr. were The "Rushmg" party of thb 'l 1/Hodel" meeting next w~ at W L Clifton Withee of Ell!in, m., Is busoneas vosltora m Athena Mon· Olllo Eta Phi Chapter of Bela !he office . of the Ohio' Fuel Gai eel\8fl dPCif t'leS Harry ROUib visited rer,eotly In m West Vlrglnoa, Is atay•J Galllpohs woth froends. ong woth h18 olater, Mrs Frank, Ul. ~~~~~~~~:;,~~:; , edported to l day. Sogma Phi s0roroty W88 hei<L ,Com pan, when they • wou be ,<:hrlootlne Bahr,it/.n year Pld 108 lor Mr and Mrs L L LYon and Tuesday evenong with a Hawal!ah pledged to the cbapjer. da,.bter ' ot tHr. n lllrl Cub ' Mrs L D lloles VISited Mf. and theme carroed out In the de~oro ' 1 The party was planned ,6 t~e Bahr, ' had three p rtioa to eel& At the elose Mrs Fred Pe<•t and Miss Sara Ker· toons, program, favors and re ,!"Cial committee An~• ~til)~• tirate her hirthl!iy o"''r, tbe week· cake walk ~'r;.::ri~~~~~~ wood, Middleport res1dcnts, who frcshments Cocoanut laden palm and Sylvia Collins, ~o-eh.Srpnen, end. aQd orp!l~f are at the H•ll Crest Rest home ioj trees, grass mats, hula girls<and liois Rosenbaum, Sara Gibbs, Saturday ll~a. George Chlldi had Maude Rosa Athens, Wednesday favors of flower-lels and mlnia Charlene Thomas, Janet Hinkle. a family dlnner lc! celebrate the --~--:-2'f::::;:~!:.i".4,. M·Sgt Joe Ankrom, who has ' ture ukelelas gave &Ionosphere to Everyone was drwed In sal<>ngJ blrthdayt of her daullbter, 1\!ra been Btatoooed at Fort Lewl!; the party and HawaJJan punch and a prize was given to ~·bra Bahr, and I rranddatt(bler, ChriJ. Wa1h1:1gton IS visiting his mother, • was served from a paper·maetie Morr1son ror the moat authentit tine. Mrs Oa1sy Ankrom, before leav· pmeapple wtth glasses bearing costume mg for Hawtti lie has completed the soronty crest as additional ,Pthers preBent were Mr '-nd twentv years mthe u s Army. souvenirs ol the guests and Group singl~g was enjoyed as\ Mi'l. Ralph Glbbt Jr. aud Glot~a Mr and Mrs R J Pr1ce Onnge, men'lhers the members and aueats aat on June and Gregory, New Haven, Texas Mr nnd Mrs J J DougMr8 ltJcbarrl Joncu presadcot gra•s mats and Hawaltan dancers Mr1 .Mmnle Gilmore Mr Bahr • las a~l! '"rs B F Reber, Belle, 1was 10 charge u( the meetlng were Sally Sauer, ,Louise Zerkle and Cllndaee, Mr and Mra. W'11Uam 1\ V• . havo been recent guost& and mvoted the ucsts to attend Reva Vaughn, Charlene Thomas, Childs and Sheila Marie and Mieky '' of ?lr! Lolhan McGhee g _ _ _ Sue Cramer and Shirley • Gaul of , Middle)l4lrt, ond Janis Chlido, Mr and \Irs L D Diles l•it P K Rus"ll " on Cleveland p.:.l Games were played durin• the j~nlor nursr at the Holzer Hos· this morumgjor a visit with thL<r where he sent for two weeks I Ul evening and baked ham, potato po~l rhool of Nuralng. 1 •on, Dand Doleo. and "" w1le, \specoaltraonoqg by the Ohio Val·, chips and Hawaiian punch were oerdunB~," 00 ~ a~~M~~•Y· who have recently built a home at ley E'ectrlc ~orporallon served entertained ft~r a:d Mrs Cer. ztm31 Bryan Garden Clly, l!locho· 1 Mos Howard Byero Is on siek Guests were sue , Seelig, Mila •ohr and tw: ·da ht ~h 11 gan. Diles 15 the Aasoeoated Preas leave from the Martin Restaurant Wood Barbar Coatea Lucy Ams blrthdol,V dim>~ c:atlne an~ Sport& Edltot 1~ Michigan woth of thJB week whole recovering from Th• Loyal Pals' Class of the bary, · Ju"y S~neer, Linda pard· Mrs <:allh ibhr. !leta I• Detroot Enroutc to De 1foot surgery. Church ol Chmt met Tuesday eve· W<ll Daisy RUJaell Yvonn~ Sun~ay evonlng blrth4•Y cake. 0 ~ lh~lr pr~;~ 1 Scally, Shirley Bus~~. Sabra i<e er"m and aandwieh~a were I ~root0 Air .'~ Mrs. ~· Dl D~~· w~~ MJSs Maude Tewkshary who has : ~m~ '~f tbe ;~e d 1 0 &:ro ';f~g~ E!~:~~ Mra · ~d-~ been vJSotlng on northern' Ohio for M~~ 'L 'E:s r:yn~lcloo a~wt:!d.; of t.lorrl!OII, lllorJene Fls~e~•• /l<llY serllnverl odt the Rid' hr home to SChhrlo a· · wbo is a Sister of L D t'e . Her theme Ful•· I' an can e 1a wards, r• p ns t ~ ~· x wee kII, has re 1ur:ned to the devotiOnal servace ..., Betty Everool!. il Bueniau de rwitck 'Childace MBohr , 'd David Dll•• Is recuperating after major her home on South Second j.ve. was the Twenty third Psalm and Members were LO"fb cl ui.j• ~n kelt nd :n 'llO&U surg~ry I Mrs Laura Hager, who haJ been the service melurled an article on Anne Chapman, Bat ara r · ur , n a u '1 t, Howard fi~"ant who has been a surgkal petaent at Holzer Ho~plt· the Psalm f!-um the "Ideals", read staff, Sylv~ ~ollins~ Donn• ~~es, Donna, BobbY ,aDd Diaaa ~er~ , ----- al has been returneR to her home by ~los• Hawley, Scripture venea Martha Wlllo.ams, Sall,y Sauer, " , . , 1 Mrs. Robert Yates, Jackson, "I and a prayer by ·.Irs Fred'l Gard· Pandora Colhn~ Janet Hinkle, here woth her lather !.eo K•nnedy ner a guest Sue Cramer, Shirley G~ul, c~, Sr' and wdl remOJn untiL after ' len• Thorn,,, Reva Vajlil ' on your old ranJal the funeral ol her grandmother, Durong the buslllfss meeting Louloe Zerkle; Sara Gibb~ . ,\nn , _ ,IV • Mrs Homer Kennedy ;~rs Joe who.h W88 conducted"" MlBs Rupe, Jeanie Werry, c,rol Biehle) Young Sr " '" Jackson with the ' :ey the Clas, made plans to Phyllis Meier, Marjorie Crow, I " IS Yalco rhildfl n, Sandra, Randy and or contflbute toward the Jlranoea Krinke and a tranafar .Mn 1\!Utn• Ruuell, Grand rep1 Kathy butter projllCt sponSilred by Doris Jones reoenhtlve Jrom Meigs Te'l'ple, Mrs Ben Spencer, Antiquity, Pholathea Socoety. Spatul11 are Pythlar. Sl,ltera, to the Slate ton· SPECIAL PRICE Harry Dav1s Dayton, anrl Mra Ed· !Je rcorderecl for sale by the claM venUon p;· Columbus last weet, na Bartels, ~omeroy, were recent members •• a mon~y-making preI tave her !report ol the meeting at gucsli of Air and Mrs verne Da· Ject. Ill• Oetobii! teaalon of the Temple vJS Mba Ha~ley mved a ulad • w Tueaday at the ic Ill P Hall Edw>rd Svans Jr oon of Mr course to M•s. Guy Reynolds, Mrs. 'j Mrs. Cllb.;Babr, MOst Emllent, Featuring thelurntr with a lrilnl and Airs Edward Evana, Vine St. L E ReynoVIs, Miss Nona Ruosell, 8 UeS,~;~ay Chief, wa1 lu, charge of' the meet· I Is home an fifteen day furlough Mrs. Freda Welling, Mlsa f'ran'!'l Initiation He!~ ' lor one ing ,and Mra, Griff Ruaaell. who •u:~~~.~:!:0!!!~\:~~11 :~~- :.~~~~ alter complcllng his boot training Roush, Mrs. Allen Jenkinson. Mia. e•ndldate when Pomeroy Chapter abo otlell<!,ed the !late convention, • con•~ttdtODI<Wntr,lllloro hootaunlfotmor -owllftr, at Bamhrod¥e. Md He" to report Dwight Frolt illlss- Mabel Hysell, 184, oES, met Tu!!day evening gave a brl~tlalk on the hlghlighu 1 n,.,,,,.,.,.,.,,._, Rl Jackso~ovllle, Florida. Mro Vllla · Carl, Mrs. Allee Robe- at the M~Bonlc Temple. • of the seaa1o... 'I ~~:~:~':l!:·c~ot, Mr and lllra Wolloam Childs son, and the fUcltl, Mr. and MJS: , Florence Tracy, wottfiy milton, It waa reported that Mra. Rose 111 ..,,... outt. ond dnlrod DIXIUII lluto• ' have been m Detroit attendor.g an ~·red I Galan•r, Mro. Nan Moore gud Denzil Goegleln, wortb1 pa· Seines, Leon, a member of the llml>lflfUif romolnuoollllnt • Autoll11ftc 0..• Lflhll'l automoblte •how and the or ch~· and Elizabeth Moore. \ron, pre!lded and COI'I W,ebb of Temple, li serloualy Ut I ............,u~... ,~-motto. 'T>rltfl.Kool-lt-troo dren, Shell• Maroe on~ MickY Raclno, presldenl ol >lliata;Jct ·2f, Hoot""""' (lqr tht ; November 1 •-IWII IRODDUJ "'"L!Ghtwa have ·tayed IVJth their grandmoth: was present and• w'eleom~4 $ov mr.eUng will ·~ Mra Wolllam All· J Grlddltqllltkookl ktlkfatll. • Htndeome "'f" llclllv11'4 er, MnJ George Childa • Invitations were rec6jved' tD man, Mrat. Uo~ace ~(oElhinJlll and Wl•lle\'on aneQke or •tl•kl to l'llouth• T 111 .... T GO1nt · 111n N th • '"• 11 Frlends Nigltt', ,;; weltflng0004n11• lluto 1~,C:..,. "-~~- wo MJsa S11sie Taylor. wh.o has apent 1 ·~ .,. a an ..,.• . ..... ••ddlo h.. orivY moot the past moolh Vllltmg relatives ' Pions were made !of a' dlolt!et A ~eu.rt eourae was aer•ed to <tlch ••trli••Jukto-oln • Ill'''" lntulotod a.,, on Toledo, .-urned here Wedneo., A p,rty to be held at grand teni , pie,, Tueada~ nigh~" by Mra. Le)an!d ::~d:'fl':h~~=·~:~ 'AIIOYtnCCH'ntttftoundtd day night. Miss Taylar, whose OJrluc an Cmemnatl on O~t~ber · ~t Brown and~· It& Bukher irlli coollftl dtmondo.,. '"'"· • 11 Dro~Mront, lmO!ofOOtlrollw home Ia In Baton Rouge, spends The Hemlock Grove and Oran(e were alao dl~ct~lled f~r I JB M~. Frank Cheeaebrew as a conAUTOMATIC OVIN UIHTINI • "' t.orooltoro01 Droworo tho summer mpnths and early fall Chrl•tlan Youth Fellowship held onstruetlon of Dll_trltt trl utor. • No atooptng to llgbt owtnt • ltac\ ,OfC'IIIIn lurnlf &rllll With Mra George Chdd.s and tam~ a hayrlde a.ud wieper roast 25 will be held ln ,omer:))' ·~hDI~IE.ThltMOdOtniiOI tLIIa~m•T"'"'"'" ll y the Rcad8lde Park on Route ~0 ~·J~nuary 11. 19GB· 1 1 1 "" ' ' mttchft" " •q PorctWn Plnlth Mrs James Johnson Wtll!l 1n Clll· Thursday evemng, Sept 26 At the close of the meett11g , • umbus Monday to vl"t her lather, Thirty-none youth and adult relreshlnenta were mveit ?Y Robert W Rawlings, at GrantHo!· ntlvaSors Mr and Mrs Hal Doster, Thelma McMurray, Tt!res~ Swlt· " pltal, .md her mothar who Is aiO)I· Mr and Mr. Ull)'d Blackwood zel and Charlotte Col\.. w:no jJft~lt~ttiifil • Pit0 8381 Mjcldlep011 lng on Columbus while Mr Ratli· and Mr and Mrs Eugene Story Helen Elberfeld ind Mary Eliz,. f' ' a-~~~;~~~O~n~Th;e~B~rl~lh~t~n;I~CO;;rn;e;r~l~n~M~Id;;dl;e;po;rt~~~~~~~111~'~~!!":~~~~~ lings " In thr hospttal enJoyed an evening of singing beth Anderson as eontributl;:g Plans were \;eomplettd for the 1 Y1Wr~.- D ' • •- - -Mn A J Strau.&s, odm1mstra and refreshments of hot dop, hostessea. ~he,ter Daug tert ' qf ~merica t.....-~, - tlvc assistant to the Meigs count~ mar.Jiamallows and pGp a~nual anspettton , wblch will be ~~ tV. Health Depva·tment, returned Wed The ne<t meetong wolt be Oct Mr and Mrs Marvin 8Willl h~ld tt the next meeting, Tues ' ' 'r - ~ , JJesday from Lake liope wh•re 1 children of Middleport speol day evening, Oetober ,;j:• · 7 30 at the Hemlock Grove she had SPCIII three day, attcndmg Church All youth are InVIted Sunday with hll pa(enta, Mr. atd Esther Hayes, . Counellor, pre, I a Reglstrur '.AericallnJtltute Wm(L\ , Mn Harry Swan. stded and the ~ommlsslon ot ' shllp I onducted by w. H Veigel, r ' choef of lb• Division of votal U ' Statlstles, Ohoo State Department of Hcnlth M<re than seven!) pCJ • I sona from Southeast and South· west d11trb Hltcnded the conferenee whiCh Logan on Mon~py. Sep The first 'ineetlng of the Mtd· Wilen teen110d they're bound to get hunQIY. tember 30 Mrs Jamc" Simpson and '\irs dlcport Ltternry Club for the So our smart younv hDilela brin91 out a tray of ¢heell, lunch· Year 19~7·!18 was held 'Wednes Cheater Ervin were guestB when day afternoon at lhe home of Mra. Emmel Shuler cntertamed Mrs D B Harllnger with Mr; meal and HOLSUM BREAD for "make-your-own" sandwiches. ' her Cllnasta Club Tue:;diy even Forrest Bachtel. president, "rer In£ Prrzcs were won by Mn Rus.. lidlllfls II I is that extra " W' .on nnd Mra. Millard Wild· Mrs Cedroc Clark renewe>l crm~lh ~he next party woll be at Lucy Kennedy's book "Mr Audo· fresh HOLSUM flavor. They like the way il makea bon's Lucy" lor tne program and \ r.<ll) cliH respomes were "Aut1mn !lll.ndwlchu tuft dellclolllly beller, Thought." I During the bwiness meeting what fut· the reSignation oi Mra, Gerald Preston was accepted Mrs. Mat· 1110V111Q lelu!~Jed,. They ;et 11 from •v•I'J ton l'rcnch was nppolirted to act " '"rotary In the po8lllon left frelh while alice Of HOLSUM BREAD. vacant by Mrs Preston. 1The •n· n.ual fall treasurer's report ,.. , given by Mrt H E Cook allb· lt)tuting lor the ~ootess, Mrl Hartinger Mrs William Tbonus, daug~ter nr Mrs Hartlnget, \!I! 1 gue11 at the moellns. I~ we• an~o\lnccd that the next mcethl~ lvoul~ , be on October 18 at the Gil the guest or his brother and liS· ter-m-law, Mr and Hrt Charles Wothee and family Rev and il(rs Donald Seevero and sons moved Wednesday to the1r new borne m Greenup, Ky Cjtlorus Grimm, Naom1 Brm ker and Cora Webb, presodent or Mrs Carl Moore ana Mrs Mau· D11trlct 211 attended Friends r1ce M:oare were re~ent business Night 11 Guyovollo Chapter OES Saturday cvenin& vldtors tn GallipoUJ ~ Homer Holter and Mrs. ~ r oj l Middl eport YmPPEEJ Sooi•ty I j-· L 1 Cl ass IMeeting Is Held TU85 day,EVenJng ' oya w" It's old stove roundup time I "J:· t': I k., '• $199.95 r::::,.,.., ~,~- Sought, for Jackets Games ) Ohio Valley On Con'ventl' "n Of Pyth'a s· ters . '• I Improvement Ass'nMeets pomeroy OE$186 . Chapte• Me"'fl'flg H ld 0 nT w" ?• see Mulle'n At MuLLENS Chri'StJ'an Youth Fe110ws h•Ips Hold AH • ClliCINNATf, 0. UP - The 6211d onnllll meetinC of 1M Ohio Valley Improvement Alan. here Th~y beard a Kaloer Aluqn· nuni oflldalel!l,... ....tlolence in fUture of the aluminum ind.... lb I ca:nester - .- Do'fA at SOHIO BAKER FURI!t.IITURE ' More Attendance '' ( Anti • Freese Dlxie~fW~ "'J Report IS GIVen I FOR '= r ~. $'3.•' Plans Annual SERVICE •' , I~ ...... I El'b..i.•,f.;ld w., " ' a iiiii:lii;i:ifi'iiiiiii' ....... I M Aw ~. . .1/tll/4 ~t Roll up the rug for a record parly" the in~ L'·1terary Cl b Of M'dd Ieport In First Meeting 'n roll, MASON, w. IVA. SUPER . MARKET R'S Forty Mjles Of Three Teen-Age..S Nabbed For B&EAt Scltool I.CU;t; , 'Is ·Pan~l Discussion PHONE SP·3·554f Number one on tlleir hit parade Long-playing energy-thah SLICES - " ...,...., the Wilson home Mrs Sb~ler, !!lived deaaert course to thoae named •ud Mrs. E. M. lllato, Mrs Croo~ and illro. tart by Speclol Order YOUNGS HOUIIS: Open 12:30 to 8 P.M. ~RKET" 10 "Tile Store Complete" 7 DAYS PER WEEK 8 A.M. 1o I f.M. U1 ~ust St. Middle"'* lb. Except Frt.-11:30 1o I:Ot ' Try \ • from oar pew lti!ak maker ~ ~ Mi"ute Steaks . ;,. .I " ~ \ Uome.'Gr~wa I "~'\ · h < ~ lti: 1·~ Sw~' t:Potattl' 21-•.. ~ • DER HAM .' ' etwork State � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 10. October Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource October 3, 1957 kennedy