https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/be9e76b864178352146fb7c5cd123283.pdf 4684b972dcce13cfbede0197a5214693 PDF Text Text .., Pomeroy P•nonoll . Dad'sSteps .College Wl)'lle ol ~n hero set ulde bi5 IbiS week In (avor books aa be began bls of college, crevv-eut and loose-jointed of[ old movie liar, a slow. easy amile and ;tmethlng ol b11 father't drawl 11 l'm only a summertime ac-he satd "I enjoy actlnc. been told I have a, 11!1· talent lor it. But my coal be an outstanding ttucf!lnt now" 18. recently completed role, his llr!l, In "Tile Land" 'em" Before his appearance 111 a young sheri!! In hts new picture Wayne handled minor roles In uThe Searchers", "The Long Grey Line" aad ..Mr. Roberta." "In all or tbem 1 was dlreeted by my godfather, 1ohn Ford, He wa1 tbe man responsible lor ad· vanclnt dad to atardom. "My contract with , Whtlney Pf~ Pictures extend• throughout my college days. Whether I'll coil· tlntte acting afterwards " up to the publlc-a11d the box office," Pat concluded with a Wayne-type Pfc. F;dward Lee Mepomas was grin, In Lencastor Friday evening when he wao platoon leader of the, Lan· caater Loatherneck Platoon ol lll!d llU 01 Marines who paradfld In a speeial drill at the hall lime ol the Lon· Ed McComas Leads Marines At Lancaster Game "eporl- name does heod the cut" ~ _ ..! adntllt<>d,, "But I'm c...tatred .:JV(1JI~ly 1 • wltb two !me ealabllohed acton .~nnlo Hopper and Dan O'HeJ'o Vrs. Guy Re~nolds, Klndergar. Jl)ly. Thai'• :be wa~ my lather ten looeher In Middleport, ami wanted It when be neeotlat.ed my Mlu Sallly Sehaal, Spl!tlal Educa· "9Diract witn c v. Whltnoy pl.,. lion teocber In Rutland, are alton· lUres. No sole slor billlna. dllll • te..her'o convention ollhe "lfa also in lhe contract ·that AOTSL In Columbuo today when 1 can work onl~ during achool Dr G. Ol}lllle Johnaon, prolle18or holidays. of the lleparlment ol Educatior. ''Dad says the most lmpcrtant Gl ExceP!Ional Children at Syrn· f' thing for mr• rtght now Is to got cuae Unl~erslty w1ll be one of the ~ a ~ollege education HI.! own erlu· main speakers Mrs. Minerva Chll· ·eatlon was nung up at the UDI· den and' Mrs. Frank Betz accom· veralty of Southern California be· panted them to Columbus and arf clUte ol llnanCJBI problemo. sueoll of Mrs. Clnda Daines. 'l'hr.n be got a job as a 1tudlo Mrs. Edwin Jonea and daughter, • worker and finally was tapped Amy, Jackaon, visited relatlvu 1111' a leading role In a picture. here Friday. ' Pat hu entered Loyola Unlvel' Gordon Guthrie, soo ol lf.r and ~lty In Los Angeles IS all Enlll•h Mra. Dewey Guthrie, Ia infolltd major He reahzes the aeotoi •• a freshman at the Bowling Warn< won't let him act unltiS Green State University where he bls grades are h\ib. received a sebolmhlp In Fine 1 "Dad made the IJSC football Art!. team u a lmeman," he' went on. Mn. Billion Hood visited her "But he wain'! All•Amerlc~. :u I!Jie~~aw, M11. Sam 'l\ln1!1', 1 II!Osl every actor who' played fool who Ill co~nned to the Samaritan ball " automatically called an Hoepllalln Aabland aCtcr havlna a '; ·A.li-A:merlrean.. heart attack. "I played football at 1 !Al;Oia• trtday Ke811nger nas been or. 1 IJigh ond also went oul lor track alca leave 101 the put ten day1 ~\ld biskctball. But I'm not gpln& !l'om the Baker Furniture Store. ,~ "·'""' out for oports during ll)ll flm Jrlro, Rodney Sauer, Mro. Paul y-ar In tollcgc. 1 may bll , tb,l Thel11, Mr. and Mrs Leland Brown atbletlc trail tater but not '6ri!l! !~d sun, Leland Eusene, Mfl. Guy my graoea are up whe•e 1 fianl J18ynolda and Mill• Salty Schaaf al· ·---....;...__.~-'" tended the County Council ol PTA at Chester Thursday ntsbt. Kl~in kr. and Mro Frank Kina anrl 10n, Roter. Columbus, are week end gueou ol Mrs. Chorjes Quillon Sr and oon. Btll. and they all went Birth,~ay tq Chillicothe today lo visit Gene Ill Quillen. ~~~~"!~:a~l~el~ 1! ~0CIUett 0, Robert Casto It a medical pat ,. " ' ln~t at the Vetmns Hoapltal In honor at a dlnnar party al Uie ll~PIIplloo. , ChPnce~or Hotel In Parkerib~¥11 Mia. William Thomas, wbo haa Thura~ll' even~ when ,her ·birth boon here wllh h•r mother. Mill daY w" co)tbrated bY h'r co D. 11. Hortlnaor, atnce aho loll and 1\'orkers at the eolumbul and " k h hi 1 1 t .outhern Ohio Eteelrlc Company ~~~: t."~ol.;,. eM~• ·~~~~~o~:t~ pfllcoln 'Middleport. !"Inter will 1tay with Mrs. Hart· party and pretenl· '"''' lor I lime aa ohc recupe· with a gill were rate~. , llall, and Ne~ Mrs. Wayne Gibbons entered tho CSOE office and Kober llo!pltal lor observation and troatmcnt. Mn. Fred Scbroath and aon. lUck, Brldaeport, w. Va. arr\ved Frld!Y for an overnl1ht vlsiJ with her mother, ll,ra Clifford Erwin ~mO ND~ive-!n w \I n 1 who h11 f')turned with them for all l"~ellnlte vl-11 at their home. Loren Ru•elj, Columbuo, eame TONIGHT to Middleport tililoy alter ht1 mocrabbe John Smltb lhtr, Mra. Gtor..·RuMejl, who make her.hGme Jb Ctilumbu!. LAWUII IIGMTIII" Mr. and Mrt. Q~ey Nelson have In Naturama -tlso,t moved to the pow~ll property ' on 1 Power Joan Blondell NOI'th Second 1\vollut. Mra. E!lle t:Open. ltllddleport. Gra~ , Helen Watt.l; ltD I. hBI boon taken to Uolzer • 1111 e Muurkl Hoapltal II a ""'dle,l pallent. • "NIGHT Rl ALLI'I'" iStory of,Carnival Lifo) COMEDY and CARTOON '' Cboste~ ~~~~; •?on at the Cheslilrp !lethodltt '. Church with the Rey .. ley official till Special mustc· wp , " \17 furnlllh~d by ladles !rom the Ka~ liJ aug a Method!Jt Church i I )" , 8 B 1 10 11111 1' ur1a Gravel Com~· J tery at Cheshire by the Rawlings. r lJU Coats Funeral Home. Pall ' bearers were Ernost Kennedy, Clarence 'MII-WAUKF.E l1~- More than llullord 1r., Anthony Shutcl. Hlr- 2~0-llilwautec baseball l~n~ don't old Wiggin, Dal~ Mulford and Paul ~veto worry •bout ticket. lor the Shuler. · World Series they have their Oli'D Rel•ilves trom out of town Ill· ~rtvaif 1~dlum. eluded Mr. and Mrs Dayton IKeo· ThC!e tan£ are the veterano at ncdy and oon, Ray, coshoot9o: Wood VA Hosp.tal bere, who no\ Mrs Robert Vjtes Jaekaon· Hr on!¥ have thelt special Serlea and Mrs. Elza Wtcg 101, Mrs: Gar: aeata they watch every bo~ net Folden and daughters Dorotliy gamo played by tlie Mllwa1tlie~ and Juanita, Columbus; Max Wiap Bravttt. , '' ~ · f clns, Mount vernon; Mrs. Iva.Bach ' The velfrans w~tcll baoeql)lllt.: Chillicothe; Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Una on bencbet IWP I hill boiy«l"d Mullonl, Columbus. County Stad,l!ll1, l!ot more than 1,· 000 yarda from the pl~ln~ field . Prof. Arthur Probst, l former toacher In Pomeroy Hllb School and wlle ~lara''tf' visiting with Glen roy Ewing alld family and with Purty &arr and family 'ol Ohe!ler. The Probst's now reside tn Clnelnnatl. , caster-Newark &arne. w,. · Meigs DAR Will Meet On FridaY' At lake Hope A luncheon will be held Friday at I p m. at the Lake Hope Lodg' for members of Return Jonathan Meigs Chapter DAR Mrs. Harold Lolue proeram rhalrman, announced that roll call WJII be "a moment to rememlior" with membj)rs &lving a family an· ~cdote or event or the revolution· ary period. Reporto will 1>e given on the Southeast Dlstrlc! conference tielrl recently ln Irouton. Proarams for the year will be dlltrtbutcd. MARINI FAMILY IIARTFORD, Conn.- Eaelt of lhe live daughtera ol Mr, and llro Harry Gardner joined the II orlneo They not only served In the Corps but each also married a Marine. . The Mannes presented the Ma· yor ol LanciSter with tbelr flag during the drill. Ffc McComas Is home on rur· Iough wtth hiS porenta, Supt and L W ltcComBI, and slater -•1•~• 'retumln~ thti Funeral Camp Pendleton, Call!. KennedY mood VA Ve•". • tehseges From Go- Spot Mrs. Nora Kennedy Funeral Services Held On Friday ' ,,I NQ.W . Wim.uns Had Evil Eye On Any Opposition WASIIIl!G'fON UP - Ernie EARLE, Ark.- Mrs. Don Gar "Sonov BOy" Williams, Waab!Dg· ner found a wood duck in her bome here on awake'hlna, ' She ton llr,htweiaht, Uci:ed a aubstllutc satd the duck must have fallen ~>I n\iht but •he aald t~v. lor Mrs.' Nora down the flrepl~ce 10 a wmd . ' 1-----~~,.,..,..~~~..;s.~ BAKER ' of line,f~rnllure The greatest array ' s~n In this area ·- for this special showing we hlve eillarged our . showrooms to Include space In ,the form~ Meigs Grocery building, just across the atreet from our m~in store You'll be pleased to know that you can have really ftn~ home furnishing at such teuonable 'prices Yes you'll find true values here - th~ kind you've been 'bopin& for. ., ." : Starts Monday •• ~ open -9·~m 9.eoch Week ~oy .' '' ' '• Miss Huhlah Guest Of Honor At Party 1 ' . . ,.., • _J! ' ·- ltlno ,l Mon. ' Oct..., 'fi~ Hunter Natalie Wood f'lll OlltL HI LIPl IIHINO" -1110- lllndolpb Scott ' .-. :M•~ureeft O'S~lllVID - onl TALL T" I (In Tecbnlcolor) -.,.- SEE TH'IS FURNitO·RB . FAIR VALUE! PluiiHI Ol._lflliiHI ~ llrtltvnitr KMUIIfr Ill~ •• ' ... u.....il... .......!' . ' . Aillillral (OIIIJIIItt•your ltrillg rtOM Dta""m ,,..,~""' Maple *•i.,N•• With 11 ~oln. oltolloL ll!llldOtttli5lant , , , •P" cltdn In • Ktlltr land ran ' . ' for' ' all tbreel wrnk. ~clllng '"'"" ooly •• , I .. f / 1 f l• ',''~\ \'I :• J' ,\, i / !1}• •J ~I' I)" • 'J, ,, '"~ J. ', FARMERS 'litielifte ~~~ :' .. lu\lth ' " Mottl• ~,... ' ' Dl~le Gaa R111dtl moho<jOfty· or bto!'4. Plot~tlu<l PlY 1% Jq.._ •• you,r 81~ ' ' Clf'Oh , 1•"'"-"ltt twht 1ft, tablft aM makhi"O cacliton ioblo fly Pllllod-"'arlll 1tyfed In your chalet of tlth ., ~ '' Giltrim ' . La no ~re ~ Sch.o•l , lod~Y.~ t. ' Anllltr9nt ,...,.. ~n .,,..,.h ctfo"' ',,)··I,...,. ·¢."-"" I ' Kayl011 MoHrou , ·I ''"'kiln BENTON IW\JJOJI, · Mich.-' Sqvoda or ro~lo . ham operalors an~ tclovlllon re~alrmen volun· leefed to lnveall&~le reporiJ oi talevlalon Interference In the B~nton Hirbor-l!t. John area. f'l'o man te111.1 'Ifill ~hetk ~omplalnl• ol poor reception In 19 effort lo absolve ham o~atol'! of blame. ~ Nhen this fine fui'Jllture en· your home lt bi'lngs to 1ou a d"'"atlc lnew ~ride of ownership. A luxurious 'qew living ~estan. 1But ' th'ere's ~ore, so mueh m11re . . . hea· ven))r comfort . , . . exclusive fabrlct au~erb ~t~llnl and best of all . . . Fleiqtee(s written llletl111e guarant~e. . · tera ' lV ClfiCK ,. .Cone·· ··. Tomorrow! '' YOU'LL SEE THESE ,AMOUS M;ti('S OF 110M\ FJ;JIU~~SftiNGS AT OU!' FURNfTUlE FAIR, I I ... ' ' t h\\j I '\ ., . . . .............. ,. ..,,,.. 1 . ... . 1.__ •·I,~, r . .. ' •:-,. '' ' \ . I , f 1~ lj ' I ~·"•',_. .. 1 DUCK DROPS Ill 'J ,, .L .... ~ ' •' .. ' I ' +' ~ '' .. r' .(• �' I '. I .' . ~· ' . Formula For Succe'$f, But $prving · IIY.r'~~... i~.··A.f!o«/i Hews paper Boy - 0f'.GM-: H~ Proved Good . . mno li'onc~d formulas for success, !JU,~ 11'' ~trdl~ ~ ~~ci~tnce that a good per'centage of . ~ i!e\lple listed in "Who's . Who In America" were once newspaper boys. They are m~l! IJ!I! ~~!&~:'! ~· ~~Rh.O\Yer. Bing Crosbf, Tom Dewey, Walt Disney, Thom~s Edison, Bob Hope, Knute Roclaie, Jack Dempsey, Joe I)IMadlQ; Eddie Rickenbacker and Cardinal ~ancis J. Si\i!IJlril1!; 19 mention Ol)ly a few. , · These men ~f ~ne t~ ~· !MIYs ju't ~e our local youngsters, delivering papers each day in all kinds of weatller at all l!ours of the day. • ' It takes ambilion, It takes ability to get .,. along with o!ben, ~-~~~Persistence t11 '. be a newspaper hoy. · · As adults we bave a Io.t to lear11 from our newspaper boys, ble~~'•em ~· · AF Ch .•....:. / , ew qeli'!''V"~'.~ ' '. plants that foot In our door and keeps It there ul)tll he gets entirely in the house. ··The clever salesman may not put bia foot in· the door but he gets in and doaes a sale ~cau~e h~ thinks fast, cl!n talk "on his feet" and is able to refuse "no" for an answer grqclously. A good newspaper boy, ope who builds his route up to saturation, and ~e~ps it that way as familles move out and new ones come in, hilS to ~ a ~9od sa)esmaQ. Many o£ our natlon's top 8alesmen;in the f25,000 to •50,000 per year income bracket, learned their first lusous on a new,pa11er r~ute. ' newspaper . Your boy is ambitious or he wouldn't slog through all kinds of weather, pass up ~ p111es wltb his frl~ncli, or Dllss favopte 'I'V proiJI'ama. lie ha' • U~ely Interest ~~ 11)\'ll .fulilrt •nd 1eea In~ pt v,er~~lt¥~~.devel~inJ li\J l~ (al- ,. . ' MONDAY 8:55 SltJN o\lr ' 7•00 Todar too .~1'£~ ~ft~~~ 9:30 '...,aS1ll'e nunt JO•OO . The Price le Right 10:80 Trytb · ar Coosequeneet ll:OO . Tie Tae Dough · 11•110 !I ey~f ~ ~·~ IZ:OO NeW. 'lteport 1~•15 M6vlytlme .J :sq ¥~ "}Vlf•!l"' 1•45 Wort~ Serl~s Gtme f:SO TrOuble With Father 8:00 Spinaeb Playhouse 0:41 NBC N~w1 8•0 News Pieture 8:15 Sports Eye ti • ~ weattiermt 6•~0 7:00 7:30 f.(jll 8:30 9:00 JO•OO 10:80 lO:fll 12:00 -~·~·'i•mtmtf'pa"r~i~~~-''"tie~ .Y m~e ~ff. ;~ not ~~~~-~~~~ ,ilauJ)IIn hisa ::. H.ere are a few ch¥act,erlllics you'll see In ma~J! Jo~ . · ~Y\IIf:~~·~~'rs \P ~~~ hil Yl1ur newspaper ~y,1, be Is UDAA 11n,r . rol!,_\@ t . •quj~kl~\··~~; ~tu, Hd Q.ep I TELEVI·SION G~I,Dl , .WSA%·- TV CbiP~'il I Jle isn't by MIY. llltiDS 'of 1a famjly tliat · blsreeo~f ~'ll'· t . · · · nee4s the Income ~ "~?IP ~u~1•. ~ lll'f ~ ·, ,,, · ·•, . · , but quite often Is 11~.1. W!Je parents whO b,iWe . ~ htfp~~flf attained a co~9rt~~~~ status in ¥1• ~90.W \bey Newspapfl ~~~~owa~a ~a reached tb~\1' poi\Uon tlll'liUSh work. They are bllsiJiessm@!b 1\~ ~Y- the~ · i~&~ . just as anx.~us lh•t th'jr ~~n le~rn to ·uie 1114 r%W\:t!'ein 1o their C~AI'~ VQlue wor.k~p~ t~~oul~ rapoU.Vblllty. m~e. \4e~ Cf/~IIOIJ~. keep tbek ~~~~ Children IIIUit ltll'!l ~ h·D~Ie lJlOney. What and pay !M~ 'fihqlt~le bills ~~e better waY. t. ~ef~ thin w~kiP~ for their ness man. ~ex' !QI!'l p,rrorm , W .'Drtll1«ll~l• own pocket money? The' leam to husband tbe service ~Dd Q~,r'le 1118\r b~l!ljlll '{O~iQ~~ spending or it l~r tJill!tiJ 0~ IJIIiltf, Of. Of S8V• cally, o~ tt\e, 14j0lltO "ba}ik,rUJ!I.'~ lng it for an e~ucaUon. Or they may seek some · · other kind of·sW!In Iii¢ ~.(\Or hieh school? Many a boy hu ~eratchtd 0111 b"' fint all-important meme ~ ~~ newspap~ri. \'our newtp.app boy Is more independent than his Idle 'IV!iiPW•· He is learning to think and act for ;biltla~lf in halldlin• all the kinds of ~pie be deals with on his route. He bas a few dolim to. j~ in his je~ns. He can spend it as he !lk~'' or save it for an object of his choice. He uka no one for the price of a soda, or a movie. He's e~rned It himself. 'fhe !')'Ice I! lll&ht T~~ ·J!e,tliP Qun · Wells Fargo TfleQI¥·~~~ Alcoa 'rheater Slis~l!>l$1 Point ol View Nowa l!osdllnee Nltewatch TonJpt ·., t TUESDA. 1 ' I • CHANNIL 3 6•113 ~>CD 0~ ' 7:00 i'oday , 9•00 Romper Room · 9:30 Treas.lll'e H~pt 10:00 Th~ Priee U !Utbl . 10•30 Truth or·Coqsequtne• · 11:\)0' T\e Taq ~dtih • ' · It~ n, c~uld e :tou•. , 12:00 M•d·Day ewa • '12:15 M~vietlme · U~ Jlrl~e fqd GJOOm 2•00 MatiJlee Theater 3:(){( Queen For ~ Dlf · 8:45 Modorli R9maneet · 4:00 Comedy Tim• . i 1 UO Trollble Willi Falber 5:00 Spln••b flaYbQIJIIt · . U~ NBC ~e\VJ 6:00 News Pleture 6:15 Sports Efe 6:~ Weathereast I 6:30 Not "Kiqg" Co., b'ho" 7:00 George, Gpebel . 6•00 Meet McGr~w 8;30 Bob Cummlhg~ Sl!Ow. 9:00 The Calllorniau. 9:30 0 HeiU'y Pilyhouse. · 10:00 Adventures OI lw.'ll~ Kallt 10•3o Big Tim HJgbU&hlt · I L:OO New• HeadUnes II: 10 NltewAttb 112•30 Tonirht I I I .~ . Dally SepUnel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Oct. ?•.1~~7 :_a . and 141'•. Johpnle)OIIfh. talked on "Syllibolt of tho . : , LI(!N• ~ . rew · d Lutheran ' Wonblp". The ~tA~J..Liont Club met . on i~~·:.:':ln~ clo•ed \: wltb th~ Tuesday evenlna at the A,m;;•;;"0 • • : . ' . ALTA,I GUll. A ooUeJ • Cree~., The JI'OUP waj I Legion H~) 'Wl.\h; ~J,~bn . • The Altar, Gull~ of I~• St Pved refrelhmenta In the so- pre•ldlng, ! . · ' ' . i/' ·Paul Lutheraa Church met Moo· oms The hoitmes were Durin& tbJ bwinoSI meotong ', ·~ay evenina a.t the chpreb. .'. ~ r~m · Powell Mrs. Clyde ~~ iroup . voted ' to fell lrult : · Ladles !rom the St. John Lu· Ri •· · Mr; Bob J~bntton Mrs. caltea aa their next fund raisin& theran ·or C~ealer, Q., and the R ~·· d K;rr Mrs Nelson' Rou1h, project The eoket ~e widely St, Paul Lutheran Church at 0 ''Mrs La~ren.;. Parsona. ' known Beruon Ctkel. ' Pomeroy, were guest. for the anguests. were Mrt. Clair J¥rr Jack Frey, . tpoke on lbe ~ut evenln&· . l!rL Mar arel Duerr, Mro. Fred3 Drive. The "Kick ,Oif Date to .Mr.. Howard )Nagephah open· Heinea. ~"· Leonard HeiS, 11\rl· raise the funda will be announc· · '· . !: e4 \h• meetina •and the · ll'~p · h r Price, Mro. Malcolm ed later. 1 • ·, • 1an1 "Faith of Our Fathers · Art 8" rs. Wllllal\1 J. Mayer, Mrs The II"OUp a!Jo discuued their . t , Mrs. Carroll Adams, ~r .. gave the ~ee ~lark MrL Paul, TbeiBI, annu~l · project the Chrlstmlft ,acrlpture roa<ll~f. followed by ~ · Herma~ warner, ltfn. c. E. ligbtl, which. th~ciub llehts each l>rayer by Mia. lltymond Peters. ~r~ Miss Erna Jege, Mils year lor .benefit of the merchant• • Mrs7 William· McFarland was Y e, 'liamm Mlsa Dora Hamm and townapeople, in eharaa ol the.· program an~ Emm~, Virgil Hamm. Follo'linl tbe meellnl the iave an artlfle ' ~Worth In Wor· angther . members were Jllr; """~"toured 'the Vanadium plant. '•hi!>." · · · G imm Mrs p J. Wolpert, Guesb were Jim Keefer, Jim I MN. Adams explained an~ d~- 0Milo ~aul ' H~nd~r1on, Mrl. Gilbert, A:rt Wehrli, .Ralph Glbbo 1 mo~strated "Visiting The ,A tar · '~ Layne. Mr1. Thomas Grin· Jr.. Rev. 1. K. Scott and Dale .·,Tb!l waa followed by the Usc bo! Hate d~ M- Herman Layne, Min Whitemon and club members at· . e commu nion ' Set" . wu .. Y. 1'Leia h• Powell ..... Mrs. Robert Layne Th Mrs. McFarland. M~s. J. V· "'' a ' • ' · ' NEW· · · ' ~ ',< ll \IIU (; ,-. ·l'·"g' ° 'f\ H I . I _____ .- WCHS-TV C:h'-."'-1-·. -· YqU.. .. --:--:--.---::- ....; '!" ''• r_,.,. .,. I .' .. . • J ,· ' I . ' . . •' .... ... .. . ,: ... , !.•' ...... ·.. .,,. 0 ~ I •• ! . . .. • There's Nothing to I~. ~ •NtJ¥1 to Write frcelf:Your Na•;"· and Address ••• It's.tlae'.Qajt of a Ufetfme to Wir.llluf.fjg·. '. .,I'I .i ... ·, . ' . :wl.:..Li. ".. ,. ·_· ·N ~·r ·~ . ' .., .,i'7M "J .~ '. 4 , W~ks! ANTIQUITY What fun! . , . Whit excitement! Welt!IO~ you, too, will cheer this thrilllni priJt program ot yo., J.!;P for you'N going to get a challct to 1hore in o ~~rit.bie bo..O";;Ii•,o~ :·. U. 5. Savings Bonds. Y.. ma'am, you'IUa.ve juat os ga cha~ce as anyone to Itt a winner. Arid you don't have,to buy anything. All you do is get your free entry blcinlt toth. time you visit your A&P and depOsit .iJ.in tftt bOx p.;vicled. Each wttk 75 - $1.00 . U.S.So!¥11•. 1~~ will be owa~ded for four weeks. In additi"',' th'ere ,wilt be Gran• Prizes of 11- $1000 S. Savings lii:Mf•.•w•rdtd ot the close of the: progJG"'' ~ovemb~r .znA•.~ii.l!f.J winlitr. · will be notified. A&P e,inployel!ls an~.•ih~)'i ;~~~~~ ..,..._ I ~ ' . '' ~ not iligibll to particip-ate. . .• u: .. I Jet ..~«=~~·~ :~. ~n ' Nov•.2ncf ! • ' : ( ·.. ' ·. . • • .' •, . ·, �' I '. I .' . ~· ' . Formula For Succe'$f, But $prving · IIY.r'~~... i~.··A.f!o«/i Hews paper Boy - 0f'.GM-: H~ Proved Good . . mno li'onc~d formulas for success, !JU,~ 11'' ~trdl~ ~ ~~ci~tnce that a good per'centage of . ~ i!e\lple listed in "Who's . Who In America" were once newspaper boys. They are m~l! IJ!I! ~~!&~:'! ~· ~~Rh.O\Yer. Bing Crosbf, Tom Dewey, Walt Disney, Thom~s Edison, Bob Hope, Knute Roclaie, Jack Dempsey, Joe I)IMadlQ; Eddie Rickenbacker and Cardinal ~ancis J. Si\i!IJlril1!; 19 mention Ol)ly a few. , · These men ~f ~ne t~ ~· !MIYs ju't ~e our local youngsters, delivering papers each day in all kinds of weatller at all l!ours of the day. • ' It takes ambilion, It takes ability to get .,. along with o!ben, ~-~~~Persistence t11 '. be a newspaper hoy. · · As adults we bave a Io.t to lear11 from our newspaper boys, ble~~'•em ~· · AF Ch .•....:. / , ew qeli'!''V"~'.~ ' '. plants that foot In our door and keeps It there ul)tll he gets entirely in the house. ··The clever salesman may not put bia foot in· the door but he gets in and doaes a sale ~cau~e h~ thinks fast, cl!n talk "on his feet" and is able to refuse "no" for an answer grqclously. A good newspaper boy, ope who builds his route up to saturation, and ~e~ps it that way as familles move out and new ones come in, hilS to ~ a ~9od sa)esmaQ. Many o£ our natlon's top 8alesmen;in the f25,000 to •50,000 per year income bracket, learned their first lusous on a new,pa11er r~ute. ' newspaper . Your boy is ambitious or he wouldn't slog through all kinds of weather, pass up ~ p111es wltb his frl~ncli, or Dllss favopte 'I'V proiJI'ama. lie ha' • U~ely Interest ~~ 11)\'ll .fulilrt •nd 1eea In~ pt v,er~~lt¥~~.devel~inJ li\J l~ (al- ,. . ' MONDAY 8:55 SltJN o\lr ' 7•00 Todar too .~1'£~ ~ft~~~ 9:30 '...,aS1ll'e nunt JO•OO . The Price le Right 10:80 Trytb · ar Coosequeneet ll:OO . Tie Tae Dough · 11•110 !I ey~f ~ ~·~ IZ:OO NeW. 'lteport 1~•15 M6vlytlme .J :sq ¥~ "}Vlf•!l"' 1•45 Wort~ Serl~s Gtme f:SO TrOuble With Father 8:00 Spinaeb Playhouse 0:41 NBC N~w1 8•0 News Pieture 8:15 Sports Eye ti • ~ weattiermt 6•~0 7:00 7:30 f.(jll 8:30 9:00 JO•OO 10:80 lO:fll 12:00 -~·~·'i•mtmtf'pa"r~i~~~-''"tie~ .Y m~e ~ff. ;~ not ~~~~-~~~~ ,ilauJ)IIn hisa ::. H.ere are a few ch¥act,erlllics you'll see In ma~J! Jo~ . · ~Y\IIf:~~·~~'rs \P ~~~ hil Yl1ur newspaper ~y,1, be Is UDAA 11n,r . rol!,_\@ t . •quj~kl~\··~~; ~tu, Hd Q.ep I TELEVI·SION G~I,Dl , .WSA%·- TV CbiP~'il I Jle isn't by MIY. llltiDS 'of 1a famjly tliat · blsreeo~f ~'ll'· t . · · · nee4s the Income ~ "~?IP ~u~1•. ~ lll'f ~ ·, ,,, · ·•, . · , but quite often Is 11~.1. W!Je parents whO b,iWe . ~ htfp~~flf attained a co~9rt~~~~ status in ¥1• ~90.W \bey Newspapfl ~~~~owa~a ~a reached tb~\1' poi\Uon tlll'liUSh work. They are bllsiJiessm@!b 1\~ ~Y- the~ · i~&~ . just as anx.~us lh•t th'jr ~~n le~rn to ·uie 1114 r%W\:t!'ein 1o their C~AI'~ VQlue wor.k~p~ t~~oul~ rapoU.Vblllty. m~e. \4e~ Cf/~IIOIJ~. keep tbek ~~~~ Children IIIUit ltll'!l ~ h·D~Ie lJlOney. What and pay !M~ 'fihqlt~le bills ~~e better waY. t. ~ef~ thin w~kiP~ for their ness man. ~ex' !QI!'l p,rrorm , W .'Drtll1«ll~l• own pocket money? The' leam to husband tbe service ~Dd Q~,r'le 1118\r b~l!ljlll '{O~iQ~~ spending or it l~r tJill!tiJ 0~ IJIIiltf, Of. Of S8V• cally, o~ tt\e, 14j0lltO "ba}ik,rUJ!I.'~ lng it for an e~ucaUon. Or they may seek some · · other kind of·sW!In Iii¢ ~.(\Or hieh school? Many a boy hu ~eratchtd 0111 b"' fint all-important meme ~ ~~ newspap~ri. \'our newtp.app boy Is more independent than his Idle 'IV!iiPW•· He is learning to think and act for ;biltla~lf in halldlin• all the kinds of ~pie be deals with on his route. He bas a few dolim to. j~ in his je~ns. He can spend it as he !lk~'' or save it for an object of his choice. He uka no one for the price of a soda, or a movie. He's e~rned It himself. 'fhe !')'Ice I! lll&ht T~~ ·J!e,tliP Qun · Wells Fargo TfleQI¥·~~~ Alcoa 'rheater Slis~l!>l$1 Point ol View Nowa l!osdllnee Nltewatch TonJpt ·., t TUESDA. 1 ' I • CHANNIL 3 6•113 ~>CD 0~ ' 7:00 i'oday , 9•00 Romper Room · 9:30 Treas.lll'e H~pt 10:00 Th~ Priee U !Utbl . 10•30 Truth or·Coqsequtne• · 11:\)0' T\e Taq ~dtih • ' · It~ n, c~uld e :tou•. , 12:00 M•d·Day ewa • '12:15 M~vietlme · U~ Jlrl~e fqd GJOOm 2•00 MatiJlee Theater 3:(){( Queen For ~ Dlf · 8:45 Modorli R9maneet · 4:00 Comedy Tim• . i 1 UO Trollble Willi Falber 5:00 Spln••b flaYbQIJIIt · . U~ NBC ~e\VJ 6:00 News Pleture 6:15 Sports Efe 6:~ Weathereast I 6:30 Not "Kiqg" Co., b'ho" 7:00 George, Gpebel . 6•00 Meet McGr~w 8;30 Bob Cummlhg~ Sl!Ow. 9:00 The Calllorniau. 9:30 0 HeiU'y Pilyhouse. · 10:00 Adventures OI lw.'ll~ Kallt 10•3o Big Tim HJgbU&hlt · I L:OO New• HeadUnes II: 10 NltewAttb 112•30 Tonirht I I I .~ . Dally SepUnel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Oct. ?•.1~~7 :_a . and 141'•. Johpnle)OIIfh. talked on "Syllibolt of tho . : , LI(!N• ~ . rew · d Lutheran ' Wonblp". The ~tA~J..Liont Club met . on i~~·:.:':ln~ clo•ed \: wltb th~ Tuesday evenlna at the A,m;;•;;"0 • • : . ' . ALTA,I GUll. A ooUeJ • Cree~., The JI'OUP waj I Legion H~) 'Wl.\h; ~J,~bn . • The Altar, Gull~ of I~• St Pved refrelhmenta In the so- pre•ldlng, ! . · ' ' . i/' ·Paul Lutheraa Church met Moo· oms The hoitmes were Durin& tbJ bwinoSI meotong ', ·~ay evenina a.t the chpreb. .'. ~ r~m · Powell Mrs. Clyde ~~ iroup . voted ' to fell lrult : · Ladles !rom the St. John Lu· Ri •· · Mr; Bob J~bntton Mrs. caltea aa their next fund raisin& theran ·or C~ealer, Q., and the R ~·· d K;rr Mrs Nelson' Rou1h, project The eoket ~e widely St, Paul Lutheran Church at 0 ''Mrs La~ren.;. Parsona. ' known Beruon Ctkel. ' Pomeroy, were guest. for the anguests. were Mrt. Clair J¥rr Jack Frey, . tpoke on lbe ~ut evenln&· . l!rL Mar arel Duerr, Mro. Fred3 Drive. The "Kick ,Oif Date to .Mr.. Howard )Nagephah open· Heinea. ~"· Leonard HeiS, 11\rl· raise the funda will be announc· · '· . !: e4 \h• meetina •and the · ll'~p · h r Price, Mro. Malcolm ed later. 1 • ·, • 1an1 "Faith of Our Fathers · Art 8" rs. Wllllal\1 J. Mayer, Mrs The II"OUp a!Jo discuued their . t , Mrs. Carroll Adams, ~r .. gave the ~ee ~lark MrL Paul, TbeiBI, annu~l · project the Chrlstmlft ,acrlpture roa<ll~f. followed by ~ · Herma~ warner, ltfn. c. E. ligbtl, which. th~ciub llehts each l>rayer by Mia. lltymond Peters. ~r~ Miss Erna Jege, Mils year lor .benefit of the merchant• • Mrs7 William· McFarland was Y e, 'liamm Mlsa Dora Hamm and townapeople, in eharaa ol the.· program an~ Emm~, Virgil Hamm. Follo'linl tbe meellnl the iave an artlfle ' ~Worth In Wor· angther . members were Jllr; """~"toured 'the Vanadium plant. '•hi!>." · · · G imm Mrs p J. Wolpert, Guesb were Jim Keefer, Jim I MN. Adams explained an~ d~- 0Milo ~aul ' H~nd~r1on, Mrl. Gilbert, A:rt Wehrli, .Ralph Glbbo 1 mo~strated "Visiting The ,A tar · '~ Layne. Mr1. Thomas Grin· Jr.. Rev. 1. K. Scott and Dale .·,Tb!l waa followed by the Usc bo! Hate d~ M- Herman Layne, Min Whitemon and club members at· . e commu nion ' Set" . wu .. Y. 1'Leia h• Powell ..... Mrs. Robert Layne Th Mrs. McFarland. M~s. J. V· "'' a ' • ' · ' NEW· · · ' ~ ',< ll \IIU (; ,-. ·l'·"g' ° 'f\ H I . I _____ .- WCHS-TV C:h'-."'-1-·. -· YqU.. .. --:--:--.---::- ....; '!" ''• r_,.,. .,. I .' .. . • J ,· ' I . ' . . •' .... ... .. . ,: ... , !.•' ...... ·.. .,,. 0 ~ I •• ! . . .. • There's Nothing to I~. ~ •NtJ¥1 to Write frcelf:Your Na•;"· and Address ••• It's.tlae'.Qajt of a Ufetfme to Wir.llluf.fjg·. '. .,I'I .i ... ·, . ' . :wl.:..Li. ".. ,. ·_· ·N ~·r ·~ . ' .., .,i'7M "J .~ '. 4 , W~ks! ANTIQUITY What fun! . , . Whit excitement! Welt!IO~ you, too, will cheer this thrilllni priJt program ot yo., J.!;P for you'N going to get a challct to 1hore in o ~~rit.bie bo..O";;Ii•,o~ :·. U. 5. Savings Bonds. Y.. ma'am, you'IUa.ve juat os ga cha~ce as anyone to Itt a winner. Arid you don't have,to buy anything. All you do is get your free entry blcinlt toth. time you visit your A&P and depOsit .iJ.in tftt bOx p.;vicled. Each wttk 75 - $1.00 . U.S.So!¥11•. 1~~ will be owa~ded for four weeks. In additi"',' th'ere ,wilt be Gran• Prizes of 11- $1000 S. Savings lii:Mf•.•w•rdtd ot the close of the: progJG"'' ~ovemb~r .znA•.~ii.l!f.J winlitr. · will be notified. A&P e,inployel!ls an~.•ih~)'i ;~~~~~ ..,..._ I ~ ' . '' ~ not iligibll to particip-ate. . .• u: .. I Jet ..~«=~~·~ :~. ~n ' Nov•.2ncf ! • ' : ( ·.. ' ·. . • • .' •, . ·, �... ' 1 '-' Take . ~ . ' '" Y~ee·Nine ' I - i' ~ - ' •. f f. t' '' . 'l'lae D•U, "~tt,lel - " ' . ,· !" SPORTS baJ· Of ell the Braves, the,. are the most veroallle players - tbe 1!1at abo:md on the Yankee . lJanp,y. or cotane, was ipatcjleo jb!'tllillf and Schoendieost laid It like the book Bayo It should be. Th•~ came tbe 'lCriPPY little Logan and he showed 'em why he's known aa a clutch player with a solid double Into the lelt field corner that tied it " New the Yankees to the wall for the Evelf ·~~ MoosiHal 9 to $ 100.00 \ iy:,... No Admllllea turfed . Spo~BT ' ' t$ 50Q.ciQ ,' Loyal Order1 ~ fl H~ , )1000.00 ' &' SAVINGS ,~. . • "iHt Covert, Mu. Are You Cookint 1 the Hird W1r /, ~ l , ' j Golden Ar,nivers~ry ' You have new freedom , •. more lime IOIII!n •.• when I ~~~ ,.,...-,~~ r1_111• Is your ~ilchlft "llf"'r" . ,. ~ · 1 cool, clean electric: nn1e doH M lhe ea.sy, f~lqm~tic W'f. •a .' ' come-In and ·~CTJON ~ST" a new ,. ~' I ,' Jult !lOw 111'1 JC11 do~ on tllis .,._, . Clteck yoliself 011 tht 111~ Scale 1.1 1111 appliance dealer start listed below. Set bow you stand with "eleclrlt: bllpen"lflll Battle Saturday COLUMBUS UP - Ohio ' State football pliyen returned to tho One of 11 min ltlliw& rp/rql ClrtMI~ 11114 QAi4 JL4J~Ro.{o GROW? is Uj,, ~··"" tlaiJ. biu;n-. better nlit-J. "" lite f!.Oik -IJIII ~-+ . tf -~~~· Y0111 ~ler •• "' Js. ,;"' ' practlte llel~ today to hone their offense lor the Wlnols ramo at Ohio Stldlum on Saturday. But unlike laat lllonday, the, Buck• were olnrlnl "what a dll· terence a week make." ln~tead of 11 Walt until ~ext week." ( ' - Qh•~····· crretal ball The Buckeyea evened their •••· aon record at 1·1 Saturday with a 38-7 drubblnf of Wuhlnrton to aven~~t their openlua loulo Texaa Chrlsll•n Unlveraltf. Th• llllno11 lame IPPOaro to be a tou(h test tor the Buclu, tBPO<I ally Jince It morka thi openlns ot the Bia Ten play t91 botllfluilcll. Ohio Statoaoo~l Cllva ~b' eov· ered the IIIIDI'a ·~ rolll ~ Cor- .'' '·' ( ' > ' " nell Saturday · and told b"4 coub Woody Hayes thai ll'a 10101 to bit a rough afternoon tor the Buck1. ,· ,. ·Jf Browns In First Place 1'itb Two League Vietones i I CLEVELAND UP...The Cleveland Browns \1'01'1 theaole _ .. I Ofl ol llrtt place In the Nation· al Foot~U kafue today lpllow· lng their 18-13 win over the Steelers at Pllltburrh Saturday nlllhl. Although the! Bro11111 are the second IOwtfl ICIII"IDI cl~b In lite league, •With ~911 at ilolnt1 In two 11ame1. Cluelalld leacb lbo loop In cltfen..t lOilb • Only' ~5 point• llelnr ~ U.lb!at tliem In two eonte..ll. ' ' · Next ~u~day , the Phlla~elpblf land for the llht Philadelphia baa ,.,, '' ( .~ .,. ~ ' '~ . '' ' ' COMPANY . ... •' ~ I' ~~~~=.~~~t:,;:= .. Oh•N:P,,_l'. an~· .hlo . ~ff~~war ~r ~~ ~ cu:-UND1:PHG ·.. ~ . ,.;; ~··· : • v '. ' .' . �... ' 1 '-' Take . ~ . ' '" Y~ee·Nine ' I - i' ~ - ' •. f f. t' '' . 'l'lae D•U, "~tt,lel - " ' . ,· !" SPORTS baJ· Of ell the Braves, the,. are the most veroallle players - tbe 1!1at abo:md on the Yankee . lJanp,y. or cotane, was ipatcjleo jb!'tllillf and Schoendieost laid It like the book Bayo It should be. Th•~ came tbe 'lCriPPY little Logan and he showed 'em why he's known aa a clutch player with a solid double Into the lelt field corner that tied it " New the Yankees to the wall for the Evelf ·~~ MoosiHal 9 to $ 100.00 \ iy:,... No Admllllea turfed . Spo~BT ' ' t$ 50Q.ciQ ,' Loyal Order1 ~ fl H~ , )1000.00 ' &' SAVINGS ,~. . • "iHt Covert, Mu. Are You Cookint 1 the Hird W1r /, ~ l , ' j Golden Ar,nivers~ry ' You have new freedom , •. more lime IOIII!n •.• when I ~~~ ,.,...-,~~ r1_111• Is your ~ilchlft "llf"'r" . ,. ~ · 1 cool, clean electric: nn1e doH M lhe ea.sy, f~lqm~tic W'f. •a .' ' come-In and ·~CTJON ~ST" a new ,. ~' I ,' Jult !lOw 111'1 JC11 do~ on tllis .,._, . Clteck yoliself 011 tht 111~ Scale 1.1 1111 appliance dealer start listed below. Set bow you stand with "eleclrlt: bllpen"lflll Battle Saturday COLUMBUS UP - Ohio ' State football pliyen returned to tho One of 11 min ltlliw& rp/rql ClrtMI~ 11114 QAi4 JL4J~Ro.{o GROW? is Uj,, ~··"" tlaiJ. biu;n-. better nlit-J. "" lite f!.Oik -IJIII ~-+ . tf -~~~· Y0111 ~ler •• "' Js. ,;"' ' practlte llel~ today to hone their offense lor the Wlnols ramo at Ohio Stldlum on Saturday. But unlike laat lllonday, the, Buck• were olnrlnl "what a dll· terence a week make." ln~tead of 11 Walt until ~ext week." ( ' - Qh•~····· crretal ball The Buckeyea evened their •••· aon record at 1·1 Saturday with a 38-7 drubblnf of Wuhlnrton to aven~~t their openlua loulo Texaa Chrlsll•n Unlveraltf. Th• llllno11 lame IPPOaro to be a tou(h test tor the Buclu, tBPO<I ally Jince It morka thi openlns ot the Bia Ten play t91 botllfluilcll. Ohio Statoaoo~l Cllva ~b' eov· ered the IIIIDI'a ·~ rolll ~ Cor- .'' '·' ( ' > ' " nell Saturday · and told b"4 coub Woody Hayes thai ll'a 10101 to bit a rough afternoon tor the Buck1. ,· ,. ·Jf Browns In First Place 1'itb Two League Vietones i I CLEVELAND UP...The Cleveland Browns \1'01'1 theaole _ .. I Ofl ol llrtt place In the Nation· al Foot~U kafue today lpllow· lng their 18-13 win over the Steelers at Pllltburrh Saturday nlllhl. Although the! Bro11111 are the second IOwtfl ICIII"IDI cl~b In lite league, •With ~911 at ilolnt1 In two 11ame1. Cluelalld leacb lbo loop In cltfen..t lOilb • Only' ~5 point• llelnr ~ U.lb!at tliem In two eonte..ll. ' ' · Next ~u~day , the Phlla~elpblf land for the llht Philadelphia baa ,.,, '' ( .~ .,. ~ ' '~ . '' ' ' COMPANY . ... •' ~ I' ~~~~=.~~~t:,;:= .. Oh•N:P,,_l'. an~· .hlo . ~ff~~war ~r ~~ ~ cu:-UND1:PHG ·.. ~ . ,.;; ~··· : • v '. ' .' . �1.,.•••••.,.~..~.-~~~·~~~......!i..~· NOTICE OF APPOINTMINT Eotote of H•nry Frenklln Iolley II Dtcttotd Notice is hereby given that ~va G. Bailey whose Post Office aM· ress Is Cheater, Oh1o has been duly appointed Admlnlslrall'lx of the estate o( Henry FrankliJI Bailey late of Chester Township, Melis County, Ohio, deceaaed. · Dated this 25th day of Septem· ber, 19~7. · Jol1n C Bacon Judge of the Probate Court 'MP1gs County, Ohlo (9) 30, (10) 7, 14, 3tc PtiONE 398 • RATES 2 celts por word, oae btalrtlon. lllnimllln ebarp 501!.-4 ,..., per w;omllor three couoeutlvt lnser~ou. Special- 01111 mollll for 20 cents l)eJ' word. run rate or 3 eeats per WOJ'd will be charged for advertlslnl U ltGI paid for before thU5111 of eacb mODI.b following IDsertlon. Erro" In Advertloiq....Sbould be reported immediately. Tbe Ooll1 ltontlnel .,.U Dol be hlpoaslble !oi mo" than oae lnoor Nd lllSertlon. Card of Tbab and St>eetal Notice• of Evenll •1.00. Obituor!M flbilsbed all cent per word. For Rent - Extension Ladders, Scaffold Boards, Drop Cloths I Clinton FJSher, Middleporl Phone 62£5-X. II 1 tf five room apartment on Mulberry Ave. Must be seen to be •ppreelated. ,Phone 31o-M. _Pomeroy. 10 5 6tfp · NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT · Admlnldr1tor Estote of J. L. Obtrholzor dtcto 1 I 1 1 Noh~e is hereby given that Ed- wm Ollerho"zer, wbose Post Of· , fJCe Address Is Albany, Ohio has I duly al'pomted as Admini .. trator of the Estate of J. L. Ober-1 hotzer late of Albany, Ohio, Me1gs Counl!', Ohio deceased Dated this 5th dlll' of Se,ptember, 1.9a7. John C. Bacon Judge of the Probate Coutt Lleigs County, Ohio. (9) 30, (10) 7, 14, 3tc , Case rubber tired farm tr.;iler, utra short turnmg radius Good condition. $89 oo. Phon; 3042, Douglas circle, near Ba<· han. I0-3-6tlp 1uppors Pltlns School Grounds -·~ Beneflt Coolville Fire Dept. Fresh cow Henry F Bailey, Flat· QUICK SERVICE on Watch ReYou name tt - ~e have it ~ woods Road, Pomeroy, 0. pairmg by l''actory Trained SAT. OCT. 5 I 10 5 3tc lwatchmakrr COWNS JEWELStarting at 10 AM C. iarmct,_Eicctrulu< Sweeper w•tl•' ERS, Pomt·roy. I 3 II Luncll atrvt4 on .,.undo Donation of Goods or contrlbu- 1 I :t~"hmcnt.s. Call 3461 before 1 Venetian bllnds. Aii-~ .~and Uons gratefully accepted at ' I0- 0 Atc M after 4.00 P. M. r oolors. i'ibergiiiSS awnings; Ra~NOTICE OF A~POINTMENT 43 Lyle Clover o.Farm Store. Tup· pon Plam•. J I 1o gas hea tera; e1eo trlc J'tlht Eototo of Coro Hamilton O.C.tllld See Elizabeth Lyons ::--=-----,------- lixltlres, piastre tile lor bat'>· Notice Is hereby given that room• . ~ George HamJ Iton whose post 0 f. Sponmed by the Rose Barden Duo·Therm 011 heater witt. blower Club Like new Talkmg Minah Bird FNI llllmateo lice •ddress " Tuppers Plsins, ~.::~~=~~~=-::=:::J Phone 24204 10-4-3tr Dolt Wippel iupplJ I Ohio, has been duly appointed as • D - bl- d---:7 215 Unl011 AYL Administrator of the Estate of ou :rain board porcelain ~omoroy, Ohio gas •range, electric range, sink, coal cora Hamt 1ton late of Tuppers I heatrola, ''arious articles. Sale l;~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;.,;;i;;;;;;;;l;;,;l;;;3;;;1;;;m;.oc•.IPJains, cea&ed Meigs County, Ohio, deI h I .. nt to thank my neighbors c d at Episcopal Parish House and fi'Jrnds, doctor~, and nur- ~10, m. Ootobcr 9th Your Only Authorjzed Dated this 26th day of August 10 5 3tc "''at M•••g,s General Hospital S----- - - - - - Fuller BRUSH MAN 1957 for "" and beautiful card< mall grocc: Y and delicatessen James Marriner John C. Bacon and flowers and letters dumw In Rutland across road from 736 E. Mtln 11. Judge of the Probate Court my stay at lbe hospital wltb ~ new scbool Domg good buSJ Pomttoy, Ohio Meigs County. Ohio broken hip. Grace L. em. ness Priced reasonable or will l'llono No. 121 - Allor 1 PM (9) 23, 30, (10) 7, 3tc 10,7-1 tp. trade for good small home 10-7-tf Also 22 am farm on schooti'-:=~~~~~~~~~~~~NOTlCI 01= FILING AND HIAR· and mail route for sale or lNG ON INVENTORY Ht~dQuarte" For , bus trade. George Kennedy, RutTIRMITIS lltTIRMINATID Probtto Court, Molgo CouniJ, Ohio lamsonlte Lurgacc - Lone Cedar land, o 10+6tp For !roe Inapeetlon ph•ne 383·11, CtH No. 17,670 Cheats- LAU Window FaniGilmore Supply St•Jre, Pommy, TO the Executor or Admlniatrat· Frlgldaire llefrl1eratora. All work euaranteed. Full)' In· or and to such of the followmg as ltkor Furnlturo, Mlddltport, Ohio Used eas cconvr··•on burner and •ured. Vauehan'J Indu,trlal and are residents of the state of Ohio· our blower for furnace. Call 320, ResiAetotlal Termite conb'Gl Set'- !urv1vtng spouse, 1f any; next of ,---------1-0_2_6_tc vice. 51 Mary,, w. Va. 7~ kin; beneliclorles under the will, --~------ - Rummoge Sale In Plekens Store Good living room suit for sole. If any, the attorney' or attorneys building, corner of 2nd and Mul· Green covorlng. Phone 0263. representing any of the afore· berry, ota~tlng Thursday, Oct 10 10 z&Ill menlicned poraons: through the 12Lh. Guce Episco-------WE BUY You are hmby notified that on pal Guild. 19 6 3\c Beagle rabbit dogs for aal;-";;'r the 3rd day of October 1~67, an _ -------'----trade Howard B Stitt, Middle· IITIUCTURAL I IIAMI Inventory and Appraisement of POR SALE - Appleo. Portland, port Rt. 1, llobson Road. fCIAP liON_ MITAU the 01tate of J. B. Haye1, deceased Ohio. Brlnq own containers C. 10 2 8Up late of Chester In said County was E. Jobrison , 10! !mop - - - - - - - - - - !lied In this Court. GIRLS COAT, SIKe 12, Boya •port Hearing on said Inventory and The Cut and Curl toouty Jhop :~•t· '" 0p 18 • 2 "x"0p1 trnusera, JUNK CO. App>r•isemo,nt wlll be had before •• · tone 14• omeroy. 110 ..___ Court on the 2'tb day of Route 1 Open Monday 10 1 6t •-.o " nIClOe,Saturday, thru 9 30 a. m. to c ,.__ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _.J October 19!7, at 10.00 o'clock A, 6·110 p m 6 miles East ot Ra- li'reah Cow for sale Alio rabbit ,. M. cin, on !Iarine and Portland dog William Blake, Dorcas, Exceptions ,. Rd. & TELEVISION SERVICE, 1 thereto may be fil~d Mary Stare Powell, operator. Ohio. 10-3•6tP Phone 200 Cleland Appllonce a~y nt,..ested party at any 10 3 ~\c St prldr to live days before the Cuttom Bulll Kiichen. -Kitchen ore. l16 W. Mala St., Pomeroy set for hearing. •,) (8) dealgnod lor your home. Free 2 23 If • WITNESS my signature and "' eotlmateo Foroman & Abbolt. 1 ---~- __.~._......__ the aeal of said Court, thio 1N71'ontlae VB 4 dr. $2,593. Sedan Phone 62 1l4-Y. 8 6 If ltr...simi!IO• lltlllflllCO AIIDOJ, ~th day of October, 1907. lllddleport. f'Jtot • AaflDmobll• John C. Baron 0 ne care IuI owner. AI most Ilke FOR SALE - Applta. New lla JloDdlt J th' dKy It "" oold. Blocttnar's, ven Or<hard, New Haven. Phune • PbGue tllO.lt: _. udge and Ex·Oiflclo Clerk 'PonJeroy. 10 a 6tc TU-24688. T·29tf BY Deputy Lelia V.Clerk !Jysell 18116 Dodp l'oronet $1,7e6, 4 dr., CONCRITB BLOCU oo> 7, 14, 2tc 8edon. Push button ehlft. Beau· FOil SALE: one Lancaster deep -,;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;~;r=;-;;;;;;;,.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;lildt two tnne grey llnhlh. One well jet pump with presoure ...,lkt llottw ·~ LM • OecNI Cleaa UHCI CUI local owner, Blaettnar'a, Pome· lank and switch. Also 65-feet GRUISBB, BLOCK CO, AU MW.ud Modell roy. 10 5 6tc plustic pif•e, I II x I v,; one architect's drawing table, stool I MIIH North el ., _.., -.-·--and tool! One typewriter desk 19!1.1 Plymouth 2 dr, $1,693. Hard and one Poling cabinet, handmade. 0..11, A Ctft Wm. ' top. Like "'w original Iwo tono AUTO SALES One electm table !SW, one wood .... hrl ... bllek and white finish. Power , Jattl~, one B()lid oak aldcboard, ~~~~~~;;;;;~~~~ .:z:=___ ____ _ park. Smirt red and black ln- one "White" sewing machine, · ltrlor. Bla•ttnars, Pomeroy antique. Phone Pomeroy 815-J. B) 7 room house and 2 extra lots In I 10 2 6tfc Dexter, Ohio. Write c Howell, 19 66te 2674 E Fifth Ave., Columbua, Oblo · l~tc 1154 Bulek ~pcclal $1.495 4 dr. ' -~--- - - - Sedon. Dyn.rtow drtvo. Spotloss ( or'glnal blue-white finish. Bisel· "' nll''a, Pomtroy 10 5 6tc Used Chaplin Fulton gas regulA tor. Write Gcor1o Enevoi~cn, 1152 Bulekl at low ao $119!. Choice Guyovllio, Ohio. 10.3-lltt> POMillOY - 2·bedroom home of 8 fine em. Bl~ettnar'o, Pomwith hardwood floofi, tub a"d eroy 10 a 6tc Plano tor Chu1ch. Must bo In shower, furnace heating. eFull ~ood c~ndlllon and prlcod rep· ID63 Bulekt 11 low ao $895. Choice b..ement. '$20110.00 eRBh wlll sonablo. Call 6n20-X or write ~andle owrcr's equity, Assume ol 6 line cars. One WI! owned Dannie Moore, RD 3, Pomeroy by our meehanlc. Blaottnar'o, existing loan, maturing In 12 I0-4·8tp. Pumei'OI', I0 1 6tc YCMffl. T~URIST HOME - 0 rooms, 2 ( Ill to balhs, hot water heating. l'ull basemenl F.xeclicntly located on WANTID TO UNT IIAI ,....., II. Jl. RAWLINGS SONS CO. - 24 3 ltlghwava beildc drive-in reJo Modern 2, 3, or 4 b!droom houses hour WNeker Service. Day taurunt Unusual opportunity. In ~ood mldcntial districts. Call Phone 8327. Nleht l'llone colic•'~ to Ravenswood, w. Vo., • .,.. . . . . . RIYIR ROAD PROPIRTY - Near 11080.ll. DODGE · PLYIIOUTH Phnts and adjacent In opi!Oried' Bl'uwnlnl! 34311, Ex. 451, ne~ •. DI!ALERR 3 6 tf lndnatrial land. An opportunllf twfcn 8 a. m. and 5 p, m.i ar for· .. ..::_~· lor, wonderlul return on yoUf,.Jtlward Information br mall lo 111 1. 11, .._ fl IQI ~~Sole vtu.ment. 22 acres, an old 'I• , M"' Sandra Gosnell, Kaiser room log house aad Aluminum ond Chemleal COI'!l., , ,_,.,, Olllt Hew 4 bedroom ~omo on Chll· houao, ullllty b~~~~~nt~~!~~;~~ dren'o Home 1!111. Gmld Kolly r . 0. llox 06, Ravenswood, W. laJ', good •mall barn. Va. 10 Ute l'h011e 71·M. 1~3-0tp 11i111flni!O 1 fruit tree•. Ahoul 15 acre1 able: Price I at $MOO.OO and I 141 For Rent rile, Polio. llar1e fuel oll -~wltl• blow, llltldle;.wt, Oblo. ho boulht with down payment or er and 000 11llnn oil tank All Storping IIGQm, caii"flli!T- - - - - - - - $1000.00, balance like rent. for eoo.oo. RINTALS-One 2-bedroom H9u1e I0-7·12tp. ' Clreulatln1 &•a heAter $10.011 an•l >one 2·bodroom apartment. Slncle metal bed $II w. Etoct11c Sleepm1 Roo•••· Clo.. In town ~~248 acres on Shade-RI-ve;, A<a'lable October 7th. , motor e&.OO. T C Hllldorc 127 ultornut Avo., Pomero~, % mile off Route No. 7, joins CUCKLER R•t.LTY , '' floclnt, Ohio J0-4·31< Ohio, 10.7-tltc now E11tern High School on lOX 229 PHONI IDl-Y 1- )1 and M 6 ft. Deok, 1- tnlcr- Unfurnished t r~1;., bath--.;,d Route No. 7, 100 acroa Bottom 10 5 3tc l.'allonal deak 7 ft; 1- rubhcl utility room. Gro~nd floor land, plonty watl!\", -cood build· ,-;;,.-St-le-· 130'1\-~r'"'at'"'n-an-d~...,.. belt, 8 in. wide !0 ft long, 211partment. Oaa furnace . Phone IRII, I room rinch type howe. farm Large .modern house \1 H. P, motora, heavy duty, 6128·)(. 10.7-lltt ,lull basement, coal furnace, to email town on state Stanley Glbbe, L.ong Rottom, water in, house, lreo natural way. one of rnoo•~i•··• Route No. 2. ID·Htfp (171 Help 1•• available. Reaaon for sell· )><Iter> (anna. tn •.ramna Health. Stanley 1188-B. · , ' G1>bus, Lon& Bottom, Route ~o. I -.;;~;o;:;;o;;;;:i:r-;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~~ 2. 1 l().l-8tfp If (1) Notices Rummage Auction (20)Busines• Serv-lc::es ,2 ) Cord Of Thanks I OHIO VALLEY 10 1 r- I Aut-:--Soles ·'' MOROPOLITAN ·(20 Insurance 111 Wonted To 8"" 18bl Auto$ervices Wanted Rent l 'i =-· ttefllii ~:~~~fi~~~~~~~ (21 l Real Estate -- Wonted Re•idence-N~w clo10ln. 4 rooms baaement,' aara1~. U2 acre& Hard wood, DI!Ol's, o)I furna~. B~utlful mo4~m kltchon, pan· eled In knolw pine. Dogble hath, baaomtnl, 1mae, U2 A, •ink·Micarta 1ou. owner finan· cod. $2300 down. WIU Jive po& !CL!Ion. $7500. A new world of pea~· and ~rosperity? Some peop)e think so1 predict the end 4f .civiUz~llon , .. What are the faCts? Others HOW MUCH -CAN WE REALLY KNOW? BIBLE PROPHECY KNOWS·tT·:· oOES tNOT GUESS[ I , ' 1 , I 6000 Years of Unbroken Bible Prophecies Say; You May Face ,the Fu\ttre..... Unafraid! PROP Coming to Pomeroy · ·JUI$~Y OCT. 8 'at 7:30 .p·.m. POME~ROY HIGH SC.ft·OOL . AUD.JTORI,UM . EostMoinSt; , : · · Pqmei'Oy,Ohi~ Bible P~oph~y Claims e To Predict tl)e Futl;tr,~. ' • How Long C.n div!Uiiatlon Survive? , ,, ·~Ill 1\USSi~ Carty Out' Her Plans to Rule 'l'he , W:orld? CID CbrlstlanlfY Sq"five Communism? , .HEAR THE·Blal£,ANSWER ' "~N:I) .,·:op·eNING,' ", ~ ; J,' t ' [ ... ....._.,~,• ~ .. E �1.,.•••••.,.~..~.-~~~·~~~......!i..~· NOTICE OF APPOINTMINT Eotote of H•nry Frenklln Iolley II Dtcttotd Notice is hereby given that ~va G. Bailey whose Post Office aM· ress Is Cheater, Oh1o has been duly appointed Admlnlslrall'lx of the estate o( Henry FrankliJI Bailey late of Chester Township, Melis County, Ohio, deceaaed. · Dated this 25th day of Septem· ber, 19~7. · Jol1n C Bacon Judge of the Probate Court 'MP1gs County, Ohlo (9) 30, (10) 7, 14, 3tc PtiONE 398 • RATES 2 celts por word, oae btalrtlon. lllnimllln ebarp 501!.-4 ,..., per w;omllor three couoeutlvt lnser~ou. Special- 01111 mollll for 20 cents l)eJ' word. run rate or 3 eeats per WOJ'd will be charged for advertlslnl U ltGI paid for before thU5111 of eacb mODI.b following IDsertlon. Erro" In Advertloiq....Sbould be reported immediately. Tbe Ooll1 ltontlnel .,.U Dol be hlpoaslble !oi mo" than oae lnoor Nd lllSertlon. Card of Tbab and St>eetal Notice• of Evenll •1.00. Obituor!M flbilsbed all cent per word. For Rent - Extension Ladders, Scaffold Boards, Drop Cloths I Clinton FJSher, Middleporl Phone 62£5-X. II 1 tf five room apartment on Mulberry Ave. Must be seen to be •ppreelated. ,Phone 31o-M. _Pomeroy. 10 5 6tfp · NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT · Admlnldr1tor Estote of J. L. Obtrholzor dtcto 1 I 1 1 Noh~e is hereby given that Ed- wm Ollerho"zer, wbose Post Of· , fJCe Address Is Albany, Ohio has I duly al'pomted as Admini .. trator of the Estate of J. L. Ober-1 hotzer late of Albany, Ohio, Me1gs Counl!', Ohio deceased Dated this 5th dlll' of Se,ptember, 1.9a7. John C. Bacon Judge of the Probate Coutt Lleigs County, Ohio. (9) 30, (10) 7, 14, 3tc , Case rubber tired farm tr.;iler, utra short turnmg radius Good condition. $89 oo. Phon; 3042, Douglas circle, near Ba<· han. I0-3-6tlp 1uppors Pltlns School Grounds -·~ Beneflt Coolville Fire Dept. Fresh cow Henry F Bailey, Flat· QUICK SERVICE on Watch ReYou name tt - ~e have it ~ woods Road, Pomeroy, 0. pairmg by l''actory Trained SAT. OCT. 5 I 10 5 3tc lwatchmakrr COWNS JEWELStarting at 10 AM C. iarmct,_Eicctrulu< Sweeper w•tl•' ERS, Pomt·roy. I 3 II Luncll atrvt4 on .,.undo Donation of Goods or contrlbu- 1 I :t~"hmcnt.s. Call 3461 before 1 Venetian bllnds. Aii-~ .~and Uons gratefully accepted at ' I0- 0 Atc M after 4.00 P. M. r oolors. i'ibergiiiSS awnings; Ra~NOTICE OF A~POINTMENT 43 Lyle Clover o.Farm Store. Tup· pon Plam•. J I 1o gas hea tera; e1eo trlc J'tlht Eototo of Coro Hamilton O.C.tllld See Elizabeth Lyons ::--=-----,------- lixltlres, piastre tile lor bat'>· Notice Is hereby given that room• . ~ George HamJ Iton whose post 0 f. Sponmed by the Rose Barden Duo·Therm 011 heater witt. blower Club Like new Talkmg Minah Bird FNI llllmateo lice •ddress " Tuppers Plsins, ~.::~~=~~~=-::=:::J Phone 24204 10-4-3tr Dolt Wippel iupplJ I Ohio, has been duly appointed as • D - bl- d---:7 215 Unl011 AYL Administrator of the Estate of ou :rain board porcelain ~omoroy, Ohio gas •range, electric range, sink, coal cora Hamt 1ton late of Tuppers I heatrola, ''arious articles. Sale l;~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;.,;;i;;;;;;;;l;;,;l;;;3;;;1;;;m;.oc•.IPJains, cea&ed Meigs County, Ohio, deI h I .. nt to thank my neighbors c d at Episcopal Parish House and fi'Jrnds, doctor~, and nur- ~10, m. Ootobcr 9th Your Only Authorjzed Dated this 26th day of August 10 5 3tc "''at M•••g,s General Hospital S----- - - - - - Fuller BRUSH MAN 1957 for "" and beautiful card< mall grocc: Y and delicatessen James Marriner John C. Bacon and flowers and letters dumw In Rutland across road from 736 E. Mtln 11. Judge of the Probate Court my stay at lbe hospital wltb ~ new scbool Domg good buSJ Pomttoy, Ohio Meigs County. Ohio broken hip. Grace L. em. ness Priced reasonable or will l'llono No. 121 - Allor 1 PM (9) 23, 30, (10) 7, 3tc 10,7-1 tp. trade for good small home 10-7-tf Also 22 am farm on schooti'-:=~~~~~~~~~~~~NOTlCI 01= FILING AND HIAR· and mail route for sale or lNG ON INVENTORY Ht~dQuarte" For , bus trade. George Kennedy, RutTIRMITIS lltTIRMINATID Probtto Court, Molgo CouniJ, Ohio lamsonlte Lurgacc - Lone Cedar land, o 10+6tp For !roe Inapeetlon ph•ne 383·11, CtH No. 17,670 Cheats- LAU Window FaniGilmore Supply St•Jre, Pommy, TO the Executor or Admlniatrat· Frlgldaire llefrl1eratora. All work euaranteed. Full)' In· or and to such of the followmg as ltkor Furnlturo, Mlddltport, Ohio Used eas cconvr··•on burner and •ured. Vauehan'J Indu,trlal and are residents of the state of Ohio· our blower for furnace. Call 320, ResiAetotlal Termite conb'Gl Set'- !urv1vtng spouse, 1f any; next of ,---------1-0_2_6_tc vice. 51 Mary,, w. Va. 7~ kin; beneliclorles under the will, --~------ - Rummoge Sale In Plekens Store Good living room suit for sole. If any, the attorney' or attorneys building, corner of 2nd and Mul· Green covorlng. Phone 0263. representing any of the afore· berry, ota~tlng Thursday, Oct 10 10 z&Ill menlicned poraons: through the 12Lh. Guce Episco-------WE BUY You are hmby notified that on pal Guild. 19 6 3\c Beagle rabbit dogs for aal;-";;'r the 3rd day of October 1~67, an _ -------'----trade Howard B Stitt, Middle· IITIUCTURAL I IIAMI Inventory and Appraisement of POR SALE - Appleo. Portland, port Rt. 1, llobson Road. fCIAP liON_ MITAU the 01tate of J. B. Haye1, deceased Ohio. Brlnq own containers C. 10 2 8Up late of Chester In said County was E. Jobrison , 10! !mop - - - - - - - - - - !lied In this Court. GIRLS COAT, SIKe 12, Boya •port Hearing on said Inventory and The Cut and Curl toouty Jhop :~•t· '" 0p 18 • 2 "x"0p1 trnusera, JUNK CO. App>r•isemo,nt wlll be had before •• · tone 14• omeroy. 110 ..___ Court on the 2'tb day of Route 1 Open Monday 10 1 6t •-.o " nIClOe,Saturday, thru 9 30 a. m. to c ,.__ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _.J October 19!7, at 10.00 o'clock A, 6·110 p m 6 miles East ot Ra- li'reah Cow for sale Alio rabbit ,. M. cin, on !Iarine and Portland dog William Blake, Dorcas, Exceptions ,. Rd. & TELEVISION SERVICE, 1 thereto may be fil~d Mary Stare Powell, operator. Ohio. 10-3•6tP Phone 200 Cleland Appllonce a~y nt,..ested party at any 10 3 ~\c St prldr to live days before the Cuttom Bulll Kiichen. -Kitchen ore. l16 W. Mala St., Pomeroy set for hearing. •,) (8) dealgnod lor your home. Free 2 23 If • WITNESS my signature and "' eotlmateo Foroman & Abbolt. 1 ---~- __.~._......__ the aeal of said Court, thio 1N71'ontlae VB 4 dr. $2,593. Sedan Phone 62 1l4-Y. 8 6 If ltr...simi!IO• lltlllflllCO AIIDOJ, ~th day of October, 1907. lllddleport. f'Jtot • AaflDmobll• John C. Baron 0 ne care IuI owner. AI most Ilke FOR SALE - Applta. New lla JloDdlt J th' dKy It "" oold. Blocttnar's, ven Or<hard, New Haven. Phune • PbGue tllO.lt: _. udge and Ex·Oiflclo Clerk 'PonJeroy. 10 a 6tc TU-24688. T·29tf BY Deputy Lelia V.Clerk !Jysell 18116 Dodp l'oronet $1,7e6, 4 dr., CONCRITB BLOCU oo> 7, 14, 2tc 8edon. Push button ehlft. Beau· FOil SALE: one Lancaster deep -,;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;~;r=;-;;;;;;;,.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;lildt two tnne grey llnhlh. One well jet pump with presoure ...,lkt llottw ·~ LM • OecNI Cleaa UHCI CUI local owner, Blaettnar'a, Pome· lank and switch. Also 65-feet GRUISBB, BLOCK CO, AU MW.ud Modell roy. 10 5 6tc plustic pif•e, I II x I v,; one architect's drawing table, stool I MIIH North el ., _.., -.-·--and tool! One typewriter desk 19!1.1 Plymouth 2 dr, $1,693. Hard and one Poling cabinet, handmade. 0..11, A Ctft Wm. ' top. Like "'w original Iwo tono AUTO SALES One electm table !SW, one wood .... hrl ... bllek and white finish. Power , Jattl~, one B()lid oak aldcboard, ~~~~~~;;;;;~~~~ .:z:=___ ____ _ park. Smirt red and black ln- one "White" sewing machine, · ltrlor. Bla•ttnars, Pomeroy antique. Phone Pomeroy 815-J. B) 7 room house and 2 extra lots In I 10 2 6tfc Dexter, Ohio. Write c Howell, 19 66te 2674 E Fifth Ave., Columbua, Oblo · l~tc 1154 Bulek ~pcclal $1.495 4 dr. ' -~--- - - - Sedon. Dyn.rtow drtvo. Spotloss ( or'glnal blue-white finish. Bisel· "' nll''a, Pomtroy 10 5 6tc Used Chaplin Fulton gas regulA tor. Write Gcor1o Enevoi~cn, 1152 Bulekl at low ao $119!. Choice Guyovllio, Ohio. 10.3-lltt> POMillOY - 2·bedroom home of 8 fine em. Bl~ettnar'o, Pomwith hardwood floofi, tub a"d eroy 10 a 6tc Plano tor Chu1ch. Must bo In shower, furnace heating. eFull ~ood c~ndlllon and prlcod rep· ID63 Bulekt 11 low ao $895. Choice b..ement. '$20110.00 eRBh wlll sonablo. Call 6n20-X or write ~andle owrcr's equity, Assume ol 6 line cars. One WI! owned Dannie Moore, RD 3, Pomeroy by our meehanlc. Blaottnar'o, existing loan, maturing In 12 I0-4·8tp. Pumei'OI', I0 1 6tc YCMffl. T~URIST HOME - 0 rooms, 2 ( Ill to balhs, hot water heating. l'ull basemenl F.xeclicntly located on WANTID TO UNT IIAI ,....., II. Jl. RAWLINGS SONS CO. - 24 3 ltlghwava beildc drive-in reJo Modern 2, 3, or 4 b!droom houses hour WNeker Service. Day taurunt Unusual opportunity. In ~ood mldcntial districts. Call Phone 8327. Nleht l'llone colic•'~ to Ravenswood, w. Vo., • .,.. . . . . . RIYIR ROAD PROPIRTY - Near 11080.ll. DODGE · PLYIIOUTH Phnts and adjacent In opi!Oried' Bl'uwnlnl! 34311, Ex. 451, ne~ •. DI!ALERR 3 6 tf lndnatrial land. An opportunllf twfcn 8 a. m. and 5 p, m.i ar for· .. ..::_~· lor, wonderlul return on yoUf,.Jtlward Information br mall lo 111 1. 11, .._ fl IQI ~~Sole vtu.ment. 22 acres, an old 'I• , M"' Sandra Gosnell, Kaiser room log house aad Aluminum ond Chemleal COI'!l., , ,_,.,, Olllt Hew 4 bedroom ~omo on Chll· houao, ullllty b~~~~~nt~~!~~;~~ dren'o Home 1!111. Gmld Kolly r . 0. llox 06, Ravenswood, W. laJ', good •mall barn. Va. 10 Ute l'h011e 71·M. 1~3-0tp 11i111flni!O 1 fruit tree•. Ahoul 15 acre1 able: Price I at $MOO.OO and I 141 For Rent rile, Polio. llar1e fuel oll -~wltl• blow, llltldle;.wt, Oblo. ho boulht with down payment or er and 000 11llnn oil tank All Storping IIGQm, caii"flli!T- - - - - - - - $1000.00, balance like rent. for eoo.oo. RINTALS-One 2-bedroom H9u1e I0-7·12tp. ' Clreulatln1 &•a heAter $10.011 an•l >one 2·bodroom apartment. Slncle metal bed $II w. Etoct11c Sleepm1 Roo•••· Clo.. In town ~~248 acres on Shade-RI-ve;, A<a'lable October 7th. , motor e&.OO. T C Hllldorc 127 ultornut Avo., Pomero~, % mile off Route No. 7, joins CUCKLER R•t.LTY , '' floclnt, Ohio J0-4·31< Ohio, 10.7-tltc now E11tern High School on lOX 229 PHONI IDl-Y 1- )1 and M 6 ft. Deok, 1- tnlcr- Unfurnished t r~1;., bath--.;,d Route No. 7, 100 acroa Bottom 10 5 3tc l.'allonal deak 7 ft; 1- rubhcl utility room. Gro~nd floor land, plonty watl!\", -cood build· ,-;;,.-St-le-· 130'1\-~r'"'at'"'n-an-d~...,.. belt, 8 in. wide !0 ft long, 211partment. Oaa furnace . Phone IRII, I room rinch type howe. farm Large .modern house \1 H. P, motora, heavy duty, 6128·)(. 10.7-lltt ,lull basement, coal furnace, to email town on state Stanley Glbbe, L.ong Rottom, water in, house, lreo natural way. one of rnoo•~i•··• Route No. 2. ID·Htfp (171 Help 1•• available. Reaaon for sell· )><Iter> (anna. tn •.ramna Health. Stanley 1188-B. · , ' G1>bus, Lon& Bottom, Route ~o. I -.;;~;o;:;;o;;;;:i:r-;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~~ 2. 1 l().l-8tfp If (1) Notices Rummage Auction (20)Busines• Serv-lc::es ,2 ) Cord Of Thanks I OHIO VALLEY 10 1 r- I Aut-:--Soles ·'' MOROPOLITAN ·(20 Insurance 111 Wonted To 8"" 18bl Auto$ervices Wanted Rent l 'i =-· ttefllii ~:~~~fi~~~~~~~ (21 l Real Estate -- Wonted Re•idence-N~w clo10ln. 4 rooms baaement,' aara1~. U2 acre& Hard wood, DI!Ol's, o)I furna~. B~utlful mo4~m kltchon, pan· eled In knolw pine. Dogble hath, baaomtnl, 1mae, U2 A, •ink·Micarta 1ou. owner finan· cod. $2300 down. WIU Jive po& !CL!Ion. $7500. A new world of pea~· and ~rosperity? Some peop)e think so1 predict the end 4f .civiUz~llon , .. What are the faCts? Others HOW MUCH -CAN WE REALLY KNOW? BIBLE PROPHECY KNOWS·tT·:· oOES tNOT GUESS[ I , ' 1 , I 6000 Years of Unbroken Bible Prophecies Say; You May Face ,the Fu\ttre..... Unafraid! PROP Coming to Pomeroy · ·JUI$~Y OCT. 8 'at 7:30 .p·.m. POME~ROY HIGH SC.ft·OOL . AUD.JTORI,UM . EostMoinSt; , : · · Pqmei'Oy,Ohi~ Bible P~oph~y Claims e To Predict tl)e Futl;tr,~. ' • How Long C.n div!Uiiatlon Survive? , ,, ·~Ill 1\USSi~ Carty Out' Her Plans to Rule 'l'he , W:orld? CID CbrlstlanlfY Sq"five Communism? , .HEAR THE·Blal£,ANSWER ' "~N:I) .,·:op·eNING,' ", ~ ; J,' t ' [ ... ....._.,~,• ~ .. E �,, ' ' J .. \ I t;;lass Holds I~ . I I Qc:tol)er Meefuja Middleport Society Mr. and Mrs. Howard Mcintosh MiddleportChureh , Mrs. W. J. BarteJs Geilden Wedding Is Celebrated Of Christ Holds ' · Is Hoste~s For Promotion Servic~ ~egionoiBoqrd ' Betty Gladwell, Columbus.' spent Hmestera ol the werk end with het poreou, Mr ~:·~~:;g:o:;::·•::,~~llnCh~~ ~eld the~r and Mn Delbert Beeker, and son, ~ meet 1 r ,,.ay even og Larry ~hurr.1 Mr and Mn Paul Johnson and Mnl Dale Smith presidedIat the 1sons, Columbus, were week end meet10g 10 the nb.!ence ol the guests ol her father, T W Autbpreaktcnt Mrs Henry Rc'llbel De- erson, Bradbury Yotlons were led b)' Mrs Max The Rev c R Konkrlght, pa• Melnbnt Dnrmg the. buslneu ae• tor ol the Heath Methodiat Churcb, slon Mrs Roy Sey/ried reported Will the guest mlnlater at aervicea ldmg ' ~lrthday gift from the st the Sldenstrlcker Methodist to Mn Elizabeth Huber, a Church In Ironton Saturday, He tearher of the elm 1 re- was accompanied there by his :,~l,,,.,• ,ldir~< m Grlhpoho Chairmen for wtlo and 800 David servinf: the L1m1s' dinnen In OcoMn John u~ 11 uam Gallipolis, ber were nam<'d spent the WP.ek end with her par· 1 Games were played and prizes enta Mr ar.d Mrs Bruce Lloyd, a"arded to Mr8 J H Cuckler, 1and f:&mlly and was joJned Sunday Mra c J Ebersbach, Mrt Max by Mr BaoUonl Melnhrrt anu Mrs Bent.z Wolfe Mr aod Mn Richard Thort"n, ~ At the cloH of the meeting re- whG have beE'n t'enting the Sauer ~shrnents \\ ere served by the apartment have returned to their hostes~es Mrs Dale Smith Mu hu~M tn northera Ohio Clela01• Hem" and Mrs ErneBI Mr and Mra Ollie Konkrtgh! Rhodr& and sons, Danny and Stanley, . o:;:;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;-;;;;;;;;;-..•tl Springfield, spent the week end r with hla P""nla the Rev and Mra C R Konkrlght, aod oons MilS Belbe Koehler, RN, Galli· polis, 1pent the week end here with ber mother, Mra Lewlo KoehMr and M s Howard Mcintosh ler who io ataylng with Jim and celebrated their golden wedding Melin~a Am•bary while their par· anniversary sundny, September 29 TONIGHT entl are in Columbua wit~ open houl!fl at thelr b(lme, T•b Hunter Natalie Wood Mn. John Mayer and children, Nye 've For the occasion Mrs "THE GIRL HE LIFT IIININD" Jobn •nd Cheri, Grove City, are1 Mclntooh Wl'l"e a gold me corsage -alsoJpend1ng a week w1th her parentJ, and Mr Mcintosh a gold carnation Randolph scott Slate and Mrs. boubnmCJ"c Maureen O'Sullivan Geora:eRepr~~~:~ntatlve Melnllart Mnu Della Weeks and Howard "THE TALL T" Patricia Baker who 11 employed Mcintosh were united In marrlago (In Techntcolor) in Coi11mbua, spent the wee). end at the home ol the bride's paren1, TUII & Wtd, Oct, ... with her parents, Mr and Mra Mr nnd Mr~J.~dward Weeks on Ediaon Baker, and lamlly Ocober 2. IIIIJ'I by the Rev Sial FAMILY NIGHTS 'Mrs Frank Betz lo In Coiumbuo ford, paator of the Methodiat Horror & Sciti!Ct Flclitft ShoW vl•ltlnr her olatcr, MrL Clnda Ch••rcll Jlr. and Mra! Mclnloah ue the lhchacl London Yvonne IJme Daine<. "I Y1 AS A TEINAOI lo!r:: Lethn Ru,.ell has been parents of two children, Mn Ralph W!RIWOLP" vloltlnr. relullvca and frleod1 In Spencer (H&rrlett) nnd Edward Me· Columhuo Intosh, and ha-. four tP'andchlid· -aLioreo, K1y, E1dle and Rtla lolclnloah, SIeve Terrell Gloria Co&tUio Mrs Agnt:s Gerlack, St Loub, 1Mo , hns been vlalting her alaters, and Marvin Spencer "INVASION OP THI The home wu beautifully decor· IAUCIR·MIN" Mn Emma Rlfo and Mea !I H ated with I arrangements of gold '-:;:;:;:~~;;;;;;;;~;;;;;;;• Rouah Middleport, RD Mr and rotel lind rhrysanthemunu the ; loin Frll• Gcrlack, Sl Loula, and gift ol frlende, and IVY The dtn· Mr and Mn Harrl110n Scott, Zaoe.,. lng :oom table was Jovdy In white ville, have olio been vloltlng In linen cover :'lnd centered with a thio orea and Mro A E Wells tbree tiered weddmg cake Iced in and dnughter Ml11 Jean Wells, RN white, decorated with gold rose· !!•lltoolle, Jot.ed the 1roup at the bulla and topped Wih the mlnia 1dfe home ture bride and groom with tall loin Helen Sansbury wao in HOI· gold taper& In crystal holders on 1 ztr Hoapltal lor a checkup Sallll'- either side day lee cream, cake, coffee tea and MrR Wa)ne Glbbona h11 been gold colon<' mints wero served returned home from Holzer HOI· Napklns wf'rc wh1te wath gold pltal where she was entered lor weddlng bell!t and Howard and Ob6tlf\'UUOn Della, 1907 1957 mserlbcd tn gold Mra Elizabeth Reuter and Mn. John Batey aerved as hoaleasel ~ureau ONE COAT-OIL Iolii dl:q FLAT WALL _,,_ DD/CECJ gl)()GET r"' A IIAND NIW • $4.59 fiOileo !!All, NIM!$, (OYH$ ol at onct GU.U.. NTifD SA.TISIACJION BUY 1 GALLON GET QUART FREE RACINE PLANING MILL RACINE, OHIO Phoae 3841 1 rrp·mot:ion Day was .heldJ! $un· 6, at the Bible opcntng ,ervtcc at , the I lfid,dlejJOrt Church of ChrlBI wtlh RICe, superlntendeQt [ m charge ot the serv1ce Promotion<~ at this sct!vi~ started wtth the children from the Prtmary Class tauaht by Mrs George Mew hart, who wde prqmoted to the Jumor GJr}t Class taugbt by Mrs L R Wiley, and the Junior Boys Class. Hom er Rice, teacher They were Altce Dlrst, Janell CaJ1, Joyce Long, Carll! Aqder son Cbllstmc Bryant, Brendel Thomas, Cheryl Martm Sammy Clatworthv Jon Cunnmgham and Davad Ashley Mr Rice promoted David Wil· cy John Allenswo~h. Carl La fever, W1 l~am Haye!t Russell MtElhmny, Donald l\lorr1s, Will l.am Neutzhng Charles Bush to the 1umor Htgb Class taught b: Thon\•s Bowen Mrs Wiley pro· lUted Jennifer Lohse Ca.rolyl~ Searle• and Patty Steffy to Mr Bowens JunJor Jhgh Class l fprm 3-A Council Meeting Held October 3 Farm Bureh Council 3 A met at the home of Mr and Mrs Earl Humphrey, Oct 3 The bu!lne"' was !n chugc of Pre•idcnt Harry Guthrie The dhtumon period was in charge Bf diJtunlon Ieider, Mr~ Harry Picken• Topic Cor discus• 1ion wat "Plannina: for our Poputallon Growth " The eroup also made reJolutlons to l:!c sent to the Farm Bure1u Annual meetlnf. Tho hosteu oerved relrosh menlo ~f fruit aalad, leo croant, aaaorted cookie~ and toffee Prt· aent were Mr and Mra Harry <luthrlo, Mr ond Mn Elmer KautE, Mr, and Mrs Howard Bolen, Mrs. WUhor Parker aod Eddlo, Mr and !fro Delbert G~ul Mr and !Ira. Warren Pickeno, Mr and Mra. Harry Pleke,, ond lhe noau. 1 1 1 Pomeroy P•nonols ' Mrs Harry Davis and <>1111 Rachel Balet preSided at the slher coffee and tPa serv1ces Guest• were re· Jlllercd by Mra Eldon Weeko. Approximately 70 rolativ01 and friends calll'd during the afternoon and evening Comins from out or town were Edward Mcintosh and <•>ildren, Eddie and Rito, Day· ton, Mr and Mrs Harey Davis, Canton, Pfc Don Davb, Ft Eustace V~rgmla, Mrs James Melntoah and llro George Kerna and children, Rlckl Jean Debra aDd Suite, of Columbu1, Mra Elizabeth ReQitr, Lake• ood, and Roy Davis, Pooliac, Michigan A lnmily dinner wao aerved at noon precedinl the open bouae and present were Mr and lrln Mclntoah Mr and Mra. Ralph Spencer and !on, Marvin, Edward Mcintosh and children, Eddie and Rita, Mr and Mra Eldon w..k•• Mr •nd Mro Joho 1Jatey and daliJhter Mill Rachel, Mr. and Mra. Harry Davia and son, Don, Mra Jt.mcs MclntoBh and Mr1 Gcor~e Ket no and children, Rtcky, Jean, Debra and Suoie, Mn Hetti< William• and Mra Elizabeth Reutl!r Mr Mcintosh la well known ln the county having served as mot orma'l on thP atreet car for anumber o! years and for the past 23 yeara baa owned and operated a grocery store on Nye Ave H~ just reeentl)l rehred. Former Resident Guest Soloist At Special Service Mils Nettle Koehler and guest, Mls• Virginia FISher Charleston, vislterl Saturday In Gallipolis With Mr and Mrs Charlo• Wuv er and other relatives Mrs Adalenf.! Flctltlner 80 . Mrs J L Casto of Nyc Ave • prnno ,oto1st was tcnturcd tn was an overnh:ht gue!!t of her lbe ~peclal service at the Trlnll) liatcr~ Mra Claude Elant, Epl.acopal Church, Columbu,, day when a baptiamal lont was dedi Mrs Dwight Parker anti da\1 cated ghter, Myrtis Kay wore business Mn Flechtner, a graduate of vlslton In Lancaster Saturday Middleport High Scnoot ond Ohio Dann) Young sludnnt at the State Univcnity wu the guest Ohio UnlversltJ, Ath<ns, spent soloist at the 50tl'l anmversary of the weekend w1th his mother, the Heath Mcthodut Church In Mrs Hank Young and son September Jerry Ward ol MoundA\'illc, W Hor mother, Mrs H&tlle Smith, Va, spent the weekend with his and MiliB Frieda Faehnlc were in pBCont>, Mr and Mra Cncil Word Columbu.. to attend the dedi" Mrs Cecil Ward who under· tor) !ICrvire on Sept 2B wont surgery at tho Meigs Gen oral Hoapltal three w•~ks ago I• reported aa Improving Mr. ond Mra Ewing Soward• aod aon Earyl of Dunoon Falls villted Thursday with Mra Ce- ' cil Ward at the !lei~• Gcueral lloopltal Mra. Thcmae Duffy Is <onllnod to her home In Syracust with a fool lnjur~ received '" a f•ll Mr and Mrs Ambrose Flann a:an and 1on Robert of Syracusr spent the wet.conu In Columbth wllh their aon·m·IRw rtnd daugh ter, Mr aad ML'J Lawrcnrc Setlm and fal)lilv llr~ Eli•abeth Duckworth who under~! SUI'IIctY ot l~r lo!elgo General H01pltel t. reeup· orating at the home or her aon lll(l~w and dauahter, Mr and ( Mrs WUhur Holtor, Akron Mro Cuol Diddle of Columbu• was tho weekend gt1ut or h"r p"enta, Mr and Mra He,.hnll Diddle, SymuiiC Mlu Vlr;lnlo F11her h" " turntcl to her home In Charlc.~to11 after a villi wllb her nunt, Mild Nollie Koehler Mr and Mra Hel'lllan Hoff11•r an4 Mr and· Mrs Earl Hoflnor ol Cllllllont~e wee here over the week •nd lor lite luneral of Huber Sun·, ' Dream Dancing The way we clean your pret- ty dance dresses ill a dream come ll'ue They come back looklna aa 1111110tously da&o ding q Vjhtn n•w .•. What ~n easy Wf!IO collect com· pUmenll 'l. .•• ,and at such modtl.!l coat, t!JOI ~ S1~teen members o! tile Junior High Class were promoted to th• k!)yat Sons anrl Daughters ~lw tlught bv Mrs George Cfiild~~ They are Judy Butcher, Don Er· win, Jamce Houek, Martha Hun nell, Kay Jenkinson Richard LonB, Karen McEihmny, Phyllb Herdman, Freddy Pullena, Wtll· lam Stobart, Carolyn JtusselJ lames Ho) t, Evelyn Capteina, Jamee 8(1) les, rom my Anderson, Albert Bryant Fred I Gardner Is pa~tor o[ Lhe Ghurch of Chr1st ' Hemlock Grove Rock Springs Granges Install County Deputy C N Jones as mtcd by Mrs Jones, Mrs Em mett Havk, Mrs Fnmk Clark an(! Mrs Wtlbur f:llstma6, tnstallpd the oUicers or HemltJck Grf1ve and Rock Sprmg Granges Satur day evening at the Hemlocj< Grove Grange Hall Mrt l.eo Story aorved as pbmlst Ofllcerl installed were Hem lock Grove, Leo Story, worlh1 master, Sanford Stockton, overseer, E~gar Slater, lecturer Frank Clark steward, Bernard Paulsen 1 assistant steward, Mrs Dorsel Smith, chaplatn Dorael Smith, trea•urer, Mr! San forti Stocktdn, secretary, Leon Sauter~ gatekeeper Mn Edgar Slate1 Ceres Marilyn Stockton, Ffomono and Mildred Stockton, lady •~ slstant steward Sherd Gilmore H.onore4 On His 90th Birthday Racine Parish YouthMeetM letart Church Qester Garden Cl11b Meets In Regular Session Three Coqples Iauer ' Accepte~ lht~ ¥<• Oacar and Mrs Dolo Kouts were weleolted 11 new membm w6ea 11!1! Chester Gardeo Club b,,ld Ito rtiu!fr meetinc 11 'Qtree couplet w~ 1ceepted the hom~ of lolrs. Piarl Xoblonu. Mrs Earl Dean, pre&ident, eon- tnt<i ehureh membership at the dqcted the bualn"! meeUng, and momll'g wonhtp oei'vloe Sund!Y the roll 'call wai Dtil'inL of d1(· at the Federated' Churth. Rev Wall\o J Bartelo conduct· ferent weeda 'eoll)moaly Ulled In ed the ..rv~ee 1nd ~feom,d Into flower arrancements. lnst•llaUon of neil' officers Wll the church were rlt:r. and Mrs conducle!l by Mr~ l'Jeaa and eoch William Atkills, llr aod Mra ~. officer WJU presented a conage M Campbell and Mr. and 1\11'1. repr•sent(ng her particular dut~ Jam eli • ec. New nfllcer• lor the comiog year Worttl Whle Communion Day are llfu Dnld Koblentz, prclndeJlt, was abo oboerved. Mrs Horace Karr, vice preaident, Mrs C N. Jonea, ~~eeretary and Mrs Kobleoll:, milled by llrs. Mrs Carl Kautzt treesurer. David Kobleoa, !m'ed a d•The olub by laws were read ijy eoursl to aU members and two •' Mr1. Jon'-" guest' Mn Nora Jrown and M'ro. I Mra Clarence Neutzllng preaent· George ~nhclmer. ed her paPf:r DR '~How To Store The Nqvember meeting wiD be Tender Bulbs" whle• was very lu· •' tho home of Mra Ernest Kllliht • tereotmg wltb ~. Howat<! KnliJit wiettng. 1 Mrs Howard ltntgbt gave a dem· onatraUon o• bow; to,arrange In a ~'""' Hldt , cornleopla Cll!CAOO _ (Uc11i ""' A U.foot• The club membera pr!aenled •QII!ft 1'0\l!~l~~, ,i!orld's Jarg mo•t bc•uUiul autumn !lpwor t!V-wil di!lp,!trell af. ( home fllr· show br1ng>n~ 111rt/!l!l~ileats,, nlslitti(li oltDfdi~~· ~ apok,s~t~an Those ree~hoJo rihbuna Wl!"' Mrs1 [lU' th!i 11pbo~le.;. ·~ather Group Pearl Mora, Mn Purtey F'..arr, Mrs.Jwho aijow.t the ,~onl skin, uld ~~nala Mora and Mrs.lleld Young ~~~ 1111!.8 lalft&, ffltll a c~w lhal a hh•lntdng two a~~~"'leniB and pro6abl~ wela~ed tnore than 3.000 oLatwen rocelvi!l rlbiiiiDII were Mra - •ntis. We•ght of a lir•e ..._ la renee Mllli 010 M p . 1~•~ • -· ' " Mf!, ~r E!thu ~1• normolly about half that amqunl Mn Peul Koolenli, Wright, Mrs Vernon Webfr, Mr« Roy Holter, Mro. Homer Holter, Per NI!Htnl and Mn Howafd j(ntght. Qb,.ROIT-WP>- G!rdlner C Dli•iag the ,ioxilal ho~r a get V"''!!: W,llo failed. to 1ehelve O!· ,..II Sree\lni •illned by 111 nlem· II""'' ratlk " a atude~l at W:•nt· bera WIB aenl to Mr1 Buel Ride- wotth 'llllary ~ademr, LUJ,q· oour ton, Mo , b11 eolabll•~•d a ••!>0 ·, ' 1 -'----~ calk aw"~ 10 be given cor~• ' · ' or mgeola with lht hlgheot aeb~ ' served by Ihe ho.reaoeo to appro- lao tie mrlae dUring their llelliof' ,, I Federated Church 'J 1 ;:::;;;lllr;;;;;:;;:;;:;;;r,. . . },' Mrs. Homer Hysell Guest Of Honor At layette S'hb~'r 8ewtN f•flaelllt8.[1,)••~- ........,.• ..,_ &rants ~..,...0'--------·-~------~- - -- ~- ,",~igs County Co~ioners ·~: Pw-cb~e New Diesel Tractor ;y •, • 1 1, ~~las ~uJty's mhway Department Is owner of a new •.2,&~w 7Jl5, diesel powered tractor a«ordtng to records of a SI!Pt~~o commissioners' meeting released today /" 'r)lt!. HD.l8 AC Alhs·C~almers crawler-type tractor w1th • f , ,tor9u' converter was purcliiiSed from the Central Ohio 'J'rac "." .' Jqr fCo!ll,Pany of Colll!Jibus, 0., for one-third down, less trade: ill o $6,001) on a HD·9 diesel! - -- - I:, ·,1 1 ~· ~ ' 1 , 1 lradOl'. The liii·9 was found to' 1 Shooting Victim ijal1nco of the *29,11&7 86 Is to T i£' A~'81DSf , ' be PAid ~II '" annuol mstal~ I e8f Ies • meq!l ,oJ 28 Jlluo lnterlsl ' ll • T1i@ ~tltrred paymdnrs are se· R }} Blank \ tbred by notes against the county e enship ' ::, unnecd~ by the commission $9.~ >f ~raw)nl f01J11 ll'fr ' cent Interest ' Coinmtuio~er Dan ' Hartmger GALLIPOUS, 0 UP- Arnold • movtj(l the equipment purehasc Franklin Cooper lesttlled Mon· ~ malje .aq~ RoUond Neultlln g day !hat Hell Blankenship, charg a~m1dea.l tmldent Harry C!aig ed with the ftrst degree "murder tnade the vote \lnanimously ~ayr.' 1 ot Loren Gus Borden deelarell other •ctloni 11 the Sepl I he "hated ali mggera" when h• • 30 mee!lng th~ • boatd resolved shot the two Negroes m ao al < 'l'o' ehll11o olnbuloto y 'patl•nt• tempted Jailbreak Aug 17. it the n"J to'anty horne SIW per 1 All three were pr1soners m , moath plua IPedlcal c.re, nd be<l 1he Ga1'10 Counuty jail at tho I iZ Pflant. $1!19 per moolb1 plus time or lhe slay1ng medleaJ care 1 Cooper stunned spectators in ' . ' !'he Common Pie~ Court roQm as - To take easements for htgh re pulled aport h11 ~osp1tal pa way, purposes from Charles lL ~amas to reveal two 38 e•ilbc 1 , -~~~ »onme F The;iss 1n one m bullet wounds , olr'llmenl, •nd from Lillian Proi Cooper teslined that Blanken flit In anqther The oeunty oereed illlp !Ired the two ahots that par to drill a water well on a 11te &IY~ed hun from the wau.t down to lle 10leeted !or one olthe > Asked by Pt;OSI!cutQr Wlj'l'en I' lflntors, the The1ss'a &beets it there were ''anjl other ' Routine tronJfers of funds and <'Oiored boy" In the jail, Cooper other IIOIIODI were taken {I the rtplted there was one other Sept 18 meeting of the commts~ "Borden" loners, ~ds of whtcll; at'"'! A gun, ollegedly wrested from were released today. it J Sher1Cf Oscar Baird by Blanken They apprp~:.J( one ac~lllll a ship when the shertlr admttleio ' lt)an .lilt ~ ,'IU,~illp a prlso9er ~o 1he ~cllblpek ,;; • lruileeJ lo1ll1<liUe"'" $11:011 !!\.. beep yflered .JIS evtde!'Se m the 1 • tor grader oh 1 deterr"d, pa}litont trl,l. I 1 _it plan Oran'e lS to ret~e $2~400 (Continued (In Page Three) ' trade In oil ita old gr>'V , ~• • The board otderer theoe lun;l 1r transfers: fi\ Ftom tqti ~ Commlssl(lncrs' 'I Fund. $1~ and from the Work I men'• Compensation fuqd (coun tY\ $8.000, total .being l?,l!(IO to the county honre New Equtp· ment rund AiBO ,,.n.fcrred wa; $700 lrom the Childnn'e Hontc IRONTON, 0 UP- Oiflctals to I ulilitlel fund to the mamtentnce day Investigated the cause of an lund explosion and flre here at1 the Se In a final tra~•ler $U7.00 WAS met Solvay DIVISion plant of thr moved from the Unanticipated Allied Chemical and Dye Corp Emergencica and Contmgeneles m which four workers were burn· Fund 10 the Couoty Offtctitl BanJ ed two sertoosly Fund ror removal of the trea· John Robinson, 18, HangmK aorer'11bond T~eae tranafers wcr• Rock and John DeLong, 46, Cad moved bY Hartinger seconded by mus, surfered severe burns when Neut.ltnl and the vote WIB un· their clolhlng caught lire Mon· l~lll'OUI. ' 'd•y alter \he ~last abook the tn other actions the board on planl In la1r condition W\!I'C Sept 18· Arnold Blankenship, 31, and Ber· -Approved a trip to a Lak• turd Kobmson, 41, bi)lh of South HoM Coolerence for Franlr Vro Potnt , (Continued on Page 1hree) All are em~loycs ol the Wll· ..,........ putte Construction Co , J'l I ol I dsy cvenlna ot her home, Alh""' I Road given by Mr1 Lou se Mrs Homer Hysell waa ;w"'st honor at a layette 11lower Fr 1 Zerkle and Mro OphB Oflull A pm~ and blue color scheme was cari'ted out in the decOra tlons and refreshments A large stork centered the picture win· dow ol the livtng windo~ Gilts were placed Jn a basaln'l!t decor ted In ptnk and blue, Games were plt)1ed during th(' dvemng and prlJO,I aw..,ted to Nrs R W Fi)loterwald, Mrs Ed· w>rd Stark 111d lin. Henry Ilea ver. Mrs Harold Smith. wos 0\TRrded the Goof prise Refreshmenta of lee cream, In Mrs DoriB Miller ol Columbu• lopped vlaited here rel!<otly w 1I h ho1 dlvtdual rather, Frank Shumw~y and Ger wit~ bootie, • and wert •id he lddleport, 0., Oct. 7,.1957 Shcrd Gilmore, Bradbury, eele.brat!d hu 90th birthday thil past week Wetlnesdav, October 3. wao his birthdoy when he received a 1bower of unil and Saturday, OciObef ~. bo wa• gue•t ol bOIIOI' •t a part; at tho Bratlbury Church of Christ where he 11 the olded member and oldest elder Mr Gtlmore, who mokea hu home with hiiJ dau(bter, 1o$iiJ< Sora Gilmore, gave an ae~p..~ of the founding ol the .... trry 'I' Cburob as told to ttlm '• bY, bll father, th•, late Joaoph G".!.ore um whD wu ~ charter member of the church He aloo told ol tht b~tldmg of the pre11enl church butldtng and lhe addttlon later of the basement rooms. Thom" Wills, paator a! the Bradbury Church, ond Fred 1 Gordner postor ol the M'lddie· port Church ol Chr11t both gave •hort talks dunng the protP'am aud Mrs Wellll 110g a solo ac l·x;;;•m;;;o;;;te;;;li;;y;;l;;;ort,;y;;;,gu;eo;;;ta~.;;;;;o;;;;;;;;;;;.;hi;J;I;b~ae;.;b~oo~l~y;e•~r~. companied by Mrs Wilbur Pterte II Mrs Jessie Sls!IDD, slater of ,guest of honor, reel ted a poem wh1eh she had learned Jn th-e First Grade of schoQI and Mrs Milton Rus.!!cll gave a reading Group singing or hymno and th• 11 Happy Birthday" song were on the program w•lh WilHam Kin ~ gtvlng the prayer and Wilbur Pierce askmg the blesslnJ befure the blrlhday c~ke, iCe e~eam and ~·1 • .,";1 t', ,,.1{ ;, coffee were served Mr Gilmore ' alao received ~ number ol gills Including cnc from h1s sJstt~~·ln Ja:w, Mrs Mn ~le Gilmore, ' Middleport, Wbv aitended the party lf Rock Springs Amos Leonard worthy master, Wtlll11m Grueser, overseer, Mrs William Morgan, !tdurer Ji'red Goeglem steward Richard Pickens, ass11tant ate ward, Mrs Roy Eastman chap. lain, Mn Homtr Rad ford, sec retary, Carl GnieJter, gatekeeper ~r1 Wayne Sloane Cere1, ~rs William Gruestr, Pomona and ljios Bolly Leonard, lady assist anl steward At the close of the meotin 0 po.tluek refreshments were sorv· ed I lolra Waldo J Bartellfentertaln• ed the board olthe Columbua !le· glonal WomcO:s Guild of tbe E4R ~urches, Friday at ~er home, Mulberry Avepue Dunne 'h busineaa &e¥ion plan1 were m1de for th~ Ull eon· feren" which wtll be held m N.ew· ark 011 Thuroday, October :14 Mrs B:~rtl' s Is president d the board aDd Mjss Erma Srruth. secretary. A luncheon was &en~d to the gro11p at noun, at the Federa,ted Churd•• - - - - -· C· . H OOSE THIS . ' H" To Be A ' a-Dally Sen~eJ. ·Pom~oy·ll • I • ( t The tailored approach for the youueat member of the ' ·~ I I family - Ci'eated here In Bates "disciplined" colton ' from the fall leaf ~olors. Machine ~a&hable. Sizes 3ll to 6• .. . - - $3.95 ' ' ELBERFEWS ' BAKER· ., Four Wor)uoen Are Injured In Ironton Blast FURNITURE. ' ' MEETINGS CHANGED Melg, Squadron of the Cl11l NIITI!R RICIIPT$ Mr Patrol announced tod11:y a Patrolman John E McKenzie chaogo ln Rh 1etlng nightl from repcrt.od $352 GO was taken from Frldaya to W~dnesday at 7 3~ Po~t~Ol'IIY parking mete'!' Monaay. P m Lot ,Meter .. J 1 ~ � 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. 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